eliminating audio glitches in Reaper DAW by setting CPU core affinities using free System Informer

[@G_handle]

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[@SonicAxiom]

I'm very greateful for your kind words! Thank you so much! Your heart-warming comment encourages me to continue posting the stuff I deem useful for others. It's great to know that my message in a bottle has found you and a few others :-D

[@NebulousWeb]

Does System Informer have to run in the background all the time, to manage the saved infinities? Thanks.

[@SonicAxiom]

No, you only have to launch it to make adjustments or if you want to monitor the current state. However, make sure to have the checkmark set to save custom affinity settings for a given process.

[@NebulousWeb]

@@SonicAxiom Thanks. This seems like a better solution than Lasso. I'll give it a go.

[@G_handle]

Great find! Any idea Why Reaper is skipping CPUs? Any way to ‘force’ it to use more?

[@SonicAxiom]

Thanks for your comment! No, I have no clue why this is happening. I just posted on the Reaper forum. Maybe someone there has an idea.