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I've unwillingly reproduced this in the same way: 1. Strip Silence off of a minute-long audio clip 2. Move these, move some to a second audio track and rearrange them on two audio tracks 3. Select groups of the m in the Grab mode and reduce region gain with Alt+7 repeatedly. 4. Get the error message |
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So far I've tried pressing Alt+7 repeatedly much slower to avoid tripping this wire. Successfully. |
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Significantly improved the situation in 6.6.159. It's still possible to trigger this by when changing regions on many different tracks and press+hold Alt+6/7 with key-repeat. Previously every region caused 2 events to be queued (up to 4096) which are then slowly processed. Now it's only 2 per track. There's ongoing work to improve this further. |
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to elaborate: when the gain changes, the track's playback buffer is re-read from disk with the gain-change applied. Region:read() data from disk is the "slow" part. with repeated changes many disk-reads were queued. This is no further mitigated by merging consolidating requests. in 6.6.160 |
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Issue has been closed automatically, by Trigger Close Plugin. Feel free to re-open with additional information if you think the issue is not resolved. |
- Anonymous
