Why is the MultiGrid trying to schedule everything on Processor 4?

Question

Hi there,

I'm working on a MultiGrid and stumbled across some oddness: It's just a single track and contains 3 spectral processing Sounds. When I try to play it Kyma goes out of real-time although it doesn't warn me when compiling. Processor 4 is maxed out. When I select "Inactive" there's still something going on on Processor 4 but I guess that's just the basic stuff that runs when I run a MultiGrid... When I force each Sound to run on Processor 1 (using the ForcedProcessorAssignment) my grid runs fine. Processor 1 quite full, Processor 4 showing the same as when I switched to "Inactive" before. I guess Processor 2 & 3 are not even active now. Why is that? And what can I do about it? The ForcedProcessorAssignment is not a valuable workaround as some of my processes need more than one DSP...

I'm planning on having 2 tracks in the end (1 spectral, 1 audio) and I wouldn't mind scheduling the spectral channel to 1&2, the audio to 3 and let the grid have 4. The problem is the ForcedProcessorAssignment allows only 1 Processor to be selected...

Thanks!

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Please send us the Multigrid (either by posting it here or by attaching it to an email to SSC) so we can see what's going on.  Thanks!

Answer 1

Solved! It was a problem regarding replication in one of my Sounds. Thanks SSC!!!