Building MainStage Concerts That Won't Make Your Computer Explode!

In this video we discuss how to create stable concerts that won't overload your computer's resources and help you save CPU power
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Chapters
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0:00 Intro
1:23 Turning on CPU and RAM meters
3:42 The Risk of Using 3rd Party Plugins
4:58 Concert Creating Rule of Thumb
5:45 Using Sends
7:07 Alias Channel Strips
8:30 Multi-Output Plugins
10:02 Conclusion
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[@dewievans7238]

So much useful information in such a short video - just what we need! Thanks so much for this :)

[@EfigLoveTucson]

Thank you!!!! I think I may have watched and rewatched all of your MainStage videos by now. Thank you!!!!! :) :)

[@subhajithalder3470]

Thanks man, for your valuable words

[@zkms2541]

Great tutorial!

[@Marion0142]

Thanks for this very useful tutorial. Can I ask an alias as a layer for a multilayer patch?

[@henrywilliams5767]

I have a concert thats 5 gigs. Is that a normal size?

[@CatherallAudio]

It’s highly dependent on the libraries you’re using. The studio horns/strings in mainstage libraries are pretty large. 5 gigs isn’t unusual, I’ve had concerts that size and larger.