A Good Buffer Length For Fl Studio Mac Recording Vocals

A Good Buffer Length For Fl Studio Mac Recording Vocals

Is there anyway to go on about this? If this helps with anything my computer is a 2017 13 inch macbook pro with 8gb of memory a dual core processor and the FL studio 20 im using is v20.0.4. Producer edition. The equipment that i also use to record is an m audio m track interface and a blue bluebird sl microphone. Here is a link to what my issue. Increase the audio buffer length - For Windows and macOS, make sure the Buffer length setting is not less than 10 ms (441 samples). The Buffer length setting is found on the Audio settings page. For Windows you will need to click the ' Show ASIO panel ' button there, to see the settings if you are using an ASIO driver (as you should be!).

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A Good Buffer Length For Fl Studio Mac Recording Vocals Plugin

Hi everyone,
I noted lately that enabling the 'Mix in buffer switch' option would save nearly half my CPU load. So obviously I'd like to keep it this way, the problem is that then, the whole playback of my project starts playing at low speed and clicking furiously. It sounded like some kind of sample rate issue at first so I checked my audio settings, but everything is at the same rate, the project, my external audio card and even my headset.

I assume then that the issue is related to the processing, but I'm still a newbie in that kind of DAW adjustment and I can't tell what I should change in my settings… Any help would be greatly appreciated !
Thanks in advance