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After this video I flashed the BIOS which fixed a problem with the CPU Voltage and I was able to set the CPU Clock to 4.9Ghz, CPU Voltage (Manual) to 1.295v, TurboBoost Enabled, manually set each Core's Turbo Value to 4.9Ghz. Hyperthreading, EIST, Speedspeed Disabled, CPU Current to max allowed (safe, it'll only use what it needs) All Turbo Limits Disabled.
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[@MarcBecker_Music]

Thank you ever so much for this video, David. I used the same BIOS settings beside of turning of the Hyper Threading since Studio One has no issue with HT. The S1 performance meter shows only half the resource consumption and is stable now. No more CPU spikes. Awesome!

[@sariabuladel7665]

Unbelievable. I followed the steps for both the BIOS And windows 10 on my ThinkPad laptop, restarted and went back to one of my problematic Cubase sessions, Where I previously had to freeze all my plug-ins and run through hoops to make it work.. And boom! It’s like I now have a brand new machine! I cannot possibly thank you enough for this. You’re the best 🤘

[@JFrameMan]

Great tutorial. I expected just simple windows services and startup tips because that's the video everybody makes when giving optimization tips, but you know your stuff.

[@MadkeimMusic]

Thanks for this! I just went from W7 to W10 so that was very helpful. I also hated the W10 start menu at first. Then I realised it was very customisable, you can remove everything you don't want and put any shortcuts you want. It's actually pretty good!

[@ingvorosv]

That is a REALLY useful video! Thank you for your great work David!!

[@michaelcompton6987]

Awesome Info thanks so much David!

[@JamesBermingham]

13:19 This just solved my Headache with Ableton Live. I had it enabled all this time. I Couldn't figure out how I could drag and drop. Disabling it, fixed it for me. Thank you. 👍💪

[@BartekEVH]

Thanks David very much!! :)

[@gaudinni]

Thanks David!

[@maxspeed41]

Thanks geezer really appreciate this video helps me out massively 👍

[@paulallen6849]

Great advice, thanks

[@Bring_MeSunshine]

I'm just starting your 'recording, mixing + mastering hip hop' course - finally. Pro-Mix Academy membership helped. Many hurdles overcome to get to this point, but finally got there - Lol. I know I'm gonna get lots out of it, guaranteed!

[@mixbustv]

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[@suffuny]

Thanks for yet another great vid ! very helpful, Cheers.

[@edsterling5258]

This was very helpful, TY!

[@tomwelsh3530]

Thank you so much for all these tips - in particular the BIOS settings which I had completely over looked. My 200+ track orchestral template in Cubase now runs like I have just upgraded my PC with all the previous CPU clipping completely gone. (I have a 9th gen intel i5 going from base clock of 3.7ghz to consistant turbo mode of 4.6ghz).

[@gerrydaly5409]

Awesome video - great advice

[@Arlicht]

Excellent video! Thank you!

[@douglasnethercote9442]

KUDOS to you for making such critical info available to DAW users in an understandable form. I have a similar system to yours and it NEVER goes online other than to install upgrades direct from the vendor site. I don't install any unnecessary software as it is a dedicated studio machine. One thing I would suggest if using the machine online for browsing is to use BRAVE free browser as using Google browser puts any machine at risk not to mention the personal info you are giving up. GREAT WORK!!

[@originunknown3209]

Great knowledge Sir, you know your game! Subscribed! 👏👏👏👏👏

[@STARRIDER2276]

I like this guys style. This is good info especially about bios which is interesting.

[@Dentomusic]

Great Video! Waiting for the Wes Audio Bus Comp Review!

[@mixbustv]

so many engineers that seems to buy everything I get lol

[@Dentomusic]

@@mixbustv haha...don´t fly to high but man, your gear is amazing. A hardware mastering compressor is definitely on my list. When I look at the market here in Germany and the specs, this bus comp is at def. the top. Super value for money and extremely versatile. I hope you make a very detailed video. :)

[@ShadyShakra]

Awesome video man. you're a lifesaver. I'm running pro tools on a DELL XPS 9500 2020. Unfortunately for me its overheating on minimal power (brand new and DELL not returning my calls yey), so doing all these tweaks might increase the overheating... either way i did almost all the things you mentioned and will see what will happen this week :D Let it burn, i need to drop some tunes before that \m/

[@Phat-Monkey]

Although I do not use PT any more (Cubase), there was one trick commonly used in gaming I used to do if the multicore was not spread even in a session and that was to disable core Zero (first core), this then spreads the workloads and leaves core zero to be used by Windows. You do this by setting affinity in the task manager on the PT process, it resets itself the next time u boot up PT...

[@mixbustv]

You can't do that anymore. They took that possibility away from PT at version 10 or 11, no affinity, no cores disabled, you set it and soon as pt starts takes over and out everything back to normal

[@Phat-Monkey]

@@mixbustv ah typical Avid :D

[@chris-rb7bm]

ah was just thinking this earlier today :) thanks!

[@chris-rb7bm]

A q: I started using an external recorder to 'Print' my mix,, because I SWEAR offline bouncing or even offline realtime bouncing just doesn't end up sounding how I'm hearing it in the DAW. Also if I re-route and record back in daw, this is not ideal as id like to capture at best sample rate. Im in Studio One, maybe this problem isn't in Protools. But its been a reoccurring theme with me with cubase reason studio one (reaper is quite good though) so I like to record the mix to a tascam da3000 and I end up with my mix sounding exactly how it did when I was in the daw. I guess best is to do what you all do and 'PRINT' re-record the output back into the daw. But my question is,, I hope your PC windows 10 system allows you to record the mix from Protools to an app like 'audio hijack' but without dropouts or clicks random annoying pops etc. I'm on Mac, but Im going to build a PC very shortly!! :) I reckon it could be a Mac thing,,, I TRY AND RECORD MY MIX into an app like 'audio hijack' whilst Studio one is open ands playing mix - but if I have 'audio hijack' open suddenly random clicks pops stuff randomly occasionally gets recorded also. I suppose it could be my sound card but Im using uad Apollo x6. I honesty reckon a setup pc maybe I won't have these problems, my 2012 Mac Pro (darth faders' dustin design) isn't up for the modern task maybe even though the ssd is the new fast MVME. : Id be interested if you could record your mix from protools to an app of any kind for high quality wav recording without any annoying low clicks or pops etc.

[@mixbustv]

Why you want to record into another app? And no PT sounds exactly the same online or offline, given that I mix analog so I can't do offline. But simply print into your DAW, send your master to an audio track and record exactly what you hear, is that simple

[@chris-rb7bm]

Thanks :) I think i need a modern computer - if i try and re-record inside the daw when my sample rate is locked to what the sources files were say 48k 24bit,, then that’s the best quality to capture it... ideally i’d like to capture it at 96k 24bit maybe i’m just being silly. I’ve watched videos on youtube on quality difference between 96k and 192k and have decided that 96 is best to capture atand anything less then you’re missing out. Maybe i’m totally wrong. 44k has a sound; so maybe just don’t worry about it and print off the mix re-routed from analog mains to a daw stereoaudio track. But on my 2013 mac i get pops and other random stuff so i will be building a pc!! Macs are cool and user friendly but it can’t handle what i throw at it! I watched your rock course really great tuition and insight into the way you operate your mixes,, and at the end i did see you re-recording the analog 2bus mix back into the daw, and many famous people i’ve watched on mixwithtgemasters do that; but sone people always record off to a dedicated laptop running a separate pt (cla) or record it off to a hard recorder like tascam da3000 (brauer). Currently my computer gives me random pops and sounds when i try and record the mix back in the daw on audio track, and i’m on highest buffer, so must be time to upgrade tech that is a decade old. (btw, if anyone uses apollo x6, please use the virtual output as the main daw output,, then on audio track select same virtual input to route it: my pops and random occasional disappointing sounds disappeared when i did this - before i was monitoring for uad MON. Do i highly recommend you change it to Virtual. I really like uad plugs as it’s been an excellent platform to learn tools with (!) i might say their stuff is rock solid but i’m not convinced with their audio ad/da, that’s why i also have an orion hd32! Time to build a pc for me!! Thanks for the awesome tips! I never thought to look on youtube to build a pc - it doesn’t look too bad! I’ll also use i9 990k and same other bits!

[@chris-rb7bm]

sorry about my question being a bit unrelated to the vid.

[@julioramos9778]

Thank you

[@seanmurrayguitar]

Weird question, but what computer keyboard are you rocking? I've got a custom PC on the way next week and need to pick up a new keyboard!

[@mixbustv]

it's a simple redragon wired

[@StevieBoyesmusic]

Disable c states has had bonus of getting rid of coil whine on motherboard!

[@Gunham20]

What are those blue vertical lights in the video on top of the speakers?

[@learnerforever6933]

Great video, thanks. I would add one more point : turn off all sync apps & services, such as Google Drive, Dropbox, MS OneDrive, iTunes, etc. Personally I always turn off Dropbox app and it makes significant difference in stability.

[@mixbustv]

Oh I just uninstalled all of that

[@learnerforever6933]

MixbusTv OMG so you solved it from the root 😂😂😂

[@albertoskrico9412]

Not a windows user in any way but still watched fully lol.

[@gorantovic1473]

Thank you very much for your masterclass! Please could you tell me if you had CPU spikes only when you solo tracks (or unsolo)? If you had, did you find a solution for that? I have the same processor, Win10, 64GB RAM, tons of power, but I only have spikes (and PT stops) only when I solo a track. All the best! Thanks again!

[@mixbustv]

Never had this issue

[@DD-sw1dd]

Google “Group Policy Windows 10 delay updates”. If you use Group Policy settings, you can still delay windows 10 updates like you used to with Win 10 Pro. For example, I delay “build updates” (big Windows 10 version updates) by like 6 months and quality updates by around 1 month beyond the public release date.

[@_Localer]

good video The reason why you couldn´t apply other peoples settings is because every single CPU is different and different quality even if it´s the same model. Disabling hyperthreading can give you more single-core performance and that gives you less latency or more plugins to run on one core. Especilally on tdp and shitty cooling limited devices like my laptop with i7-8750h it made a big difference.

[@mixbustv]

Yes, cpu's are inconsistent, but with the bios update I was able to get it in the range of most

[@cowabungaw9958]

Re the black screen message, What Bios version & what is the name of the CPU current setting? Wouldn't undervoltage result in more current draw & heat?

[@christophervanzetta]

Haven't tinkered with overclocking in years but if you lock your cores in the BIOS and gradually under volt, you can reduce your CPU temps by 10 to 20c depending on your cooling and fan speeds. Of course it'll take time to find a sweet spot with stability depending on your setup.

[@HENKO_BEATS]

Why is it that when I drag and drop files in PT they end up being the wrong samplerate?? I must go the long way and import audio...

[@rossmixes]

Hey David, thanks for this video! When I saw your video on building an audio pc I had just built mine with 9900K, intuos cooler loads of similar parts! I recently read about setting CPU affinity for Pro Tools so you can reserve a couple of cores that Pro Tools cannot use, that way windows processes can use those two cores for example, and Pro Tools has the other cores exclusively. Do you ever do this and have you seen any benefit if so? Thanks and loved your Mixing Modern Rock course! (Shout out to Warren, saw your interview on his channel)

[@mixbustv]

Happy you liked the course.You can't do that anymore, since 10 or 11 they took that option away, even if you disable 1 or 2 cores and set the affinity higher, PT takes over as soon as you open it and put everything back to normal. It used to work yes

[@rossmixes]

@@mixbustv wow really? I didn't know that... Guess I won't bother doing that then :) Thanks for the reply!

[@BartekEVH]

Hi David, please tell me, why do you disable the swap file in Windows? What are your advantages? What are the disadvantages of working with Pro Tools when virtual memory is in the system? I only want to use my computer for music and nothing else. I have a lot of Ram. . :)

[@mixbustv]

right click PC, properties, advances sys settings, performance settings, windows open, 2nd tab (advanced again) and there it is

[@BartekEVH]

@@mixbustv not how. Why?? :)

[@electronicbattlefield2442]

David, I run Windows Server 2016, no auto updates, minimal core-OS. Super stable. Xeon 2699v4 Cpu. NVMe Intel P3608 pci-e. 32 Channels, Live record + Mix.

[@AURELIOPENNA]

Man your system is just like mine! very nice to see that!

[@djfull4442]

Will you make any tutorial on how to set up ASIO livestreaming? Now my DAW hijacks the driver, it takes some voodoo to bypass. And I feel there must be a simplier way to share instant knowledge...

[@xoatsuryoku9960]

My pro tools cpu spikes for like a second and it pops while recording every time the CPU spikes . I have windows 10 32gb of ram i7 8th gen I’ve optimized everything except c states which my computer doesn’t have the option

[@arminverwest220]

People talk about windows 10 pro for workstations. Is that good for music production?

[@timbeneton8068]

from Cubase forum: 1- Hyperthreading is a feature of Intel’s CPU platform. Hyperthreading effectively creates logical cores that do not exist as physical cores inside the CPU. Therefore when HT is activated the OS sees, and the OS scheduler can play with, double the count of logical cores than the amount of physical cores on the CPU ; 2- considering the same heavily multi-threaded computational scenario an identical hardware core frequency and core IPC, we know that 8 logical cores out of 8 physical cores CPU will always perform much better than 8 logical cores out of 4 hardware cores CPU Hyperthreaded to a total of 8 logical cores ; moreover, the 4 physical core CPU will almost always perform better with HT activated (8 logical cores) compared to HT disabled (4 logical cores). The exceptions to this general rule are the very old, early generations of Intel’s HT implementations and Windows scheduler implementations (prior to Win 7). Of course the gain from HT (10-15% typical) is of course much less compared to doubling the physical core count on the CPU (duh!) ; 3- different OS thread scheduler implementations will react differently to an app’s dynamic usage of multiple threads; Microsoft’s scheduler is one thing, Apple’s is another; 4- applications are not programmed to “use” or “not use” Hyperthreading ; the OS sees the amount of logical cores that the CPU provides it with, and apps are going to be provided with CPU time on said logical cores according to how the OS’ scheduler schedules the entire pool of threads, of course up to the limit of threads that each app can internally use. In other words those apps that are still single-threaded are still going to use a single thread on a single logical core on a single physical core, apps that can only deal with 4 threads will still use 4 threads, etc. ; 5- a higher count of physical cores, and to a lesser, but still significative extent, a higher count of logical cores due to HT, will both improve computational performance in a multithread scenario, as a whole at the OS level ; 6- HT has been shown before to improve multi-threading in DAW benchmarks.

[@mixbustv]

Not on PT really, makes no difference at best

[@christianwn]

Hyperthreading adds latency, if want the absolute lowest latency, you must disable.

[@timbeneton8068]

@@christianwn good to know

[@Zachfitz33]

what do i do if theres like 4 different c states???!

[@Rob.anonymous]

Thx Dave but you lack to disable background apps in system settings of the OS and for Nvidia you need to set prefer Performance in 3d Settings to reduce latency Spikes but Overall you catched all relevant except the 2 i will highlight again cause it makes a big different. What i really missing was measured resulta from latency mon in long term measure (30min+) to see that ur system dont create latency cpu spikes, hope you know what i ment and thanks for sharing and all the best from germany- |R|

[@mixbustv]

True about the Nvidia performance settings, good call as for the background apps, apparently this version of W10 puts them back on after 30 minutes or something, unless there's another way to turn them off, all background apps restart automatically

[@breezyoakk]

Didn’t really work for me, if I open Chrome while using pro tools or vice versa one of them crashes since I made these changes, gonna set it back to how it was

[@gabsauvage]

Do you think that all of theses optimizations would benefit me if i'm on Reaper (but with the same CPU and Motherboard)?

[@mixbustv]

Windows ones for sure, BIOS, I don't know how reaper uses hyperthreading

[@VibeMusicRo]

Hello! Thank u for this info. Is really useful for me. 🔥 I have a question that has nothing to do with this tutorial, but you or someone may know to help me. I need some simple information. I want to buy "Universal Audio UAD-2 Quad" to be able to use UAD plugins, but I want to parest my Focusrite Saffire 26 sound card. Do you think UAD is likely to have a conflict with Focusrite when do I record or mix?

[@mixbustv]

You should be able to connect via ADAT without problems but your master probably needs to be the UAD, but I'm not sure, don't have nor use either brand. You want an external clock tho'

[@VibeMusicRo]

@@mixbustv Thank u for your answer! I have to do more research about this topic on the internet. Cheers and stay safe!

[@heavymetalmixer91]

XMP Profiles (or DOCP for AMD) no only are safe, they're absolutely necessary for the RAM to run at the speeds their boxes say. I don't get why motherboards don't automatically enable those profiles. Also, why don't you like hyper-threading?

[@mixbustv]

I like hyperthreading, Pro Tools doesn't :D

[@Todzuum]

This is old but hyper threading disabled is definitely best for cubase. For some reason when cubase 12 came out whatever their programmers did, it starts to run bad at times it shouldn’t. I can’t speak for 13 now.

[@LeopardBull5trik3]

Great video. Would these optimizations work for Cubase too?

[@Andersabjorn1]

Yeah

[@mixbustv]

Yes

[@J-DUB-F1]

I'd be curious to try some of these tweaks with my PC running Win10, Cubase 9.5 Pro, soon to update to 10. I've got the Intel 8th gen i7 8700K. With mixing I'm not having much trouble with enough juice, but when tracking I run into a wall.

[@mixbustv]

what's your buffer when tracking?

[@J-DUB-F1]

@@mixbustv ideally I want it at 32, but that has my CPU real time peak meter popping up and down and often won't let me record, only at 512 will I get no pops or drop outs.

[@audiostuff9065]

WOW I've been looking for a Gigabyte BIOS video for days, I'm running the Gigabyte z490 Vision D with an i7 10700k and it's my firs time using PC so I'm so lost in the Vision D bios.

[@emanuelwhitehead6039]

Great

[@christianwn]

Do not use the normal Nvidia Driver, the normal driver causes pop and click when you open and close plugins etc, instead use a card that support the Studio driver. This has huge impact. Also enable msi interrupt mode on Nvidia cards with a tool like: msi mode utility. For lowest possible latency.

[@kilowatt9654]

Please tell me your motherboard model ?

[@tuantranproduction]

Hi. My cpu is 12700K, mobo is Z690 Aorus Pro DDR4, CPU Clock Ratio is set to 49 but the speed only reach about 4.6-4.7Ghz in Windows environment

[@andrewverran3498]

Hi, if your pc notebook has an additional mSata drive as well as a 2 5" SSD , each 256gb , can you configure Windows RAID for better perfomance ? Thanks in advance. PeaceFromOz

[@mixbustv]

Top of my head, yes you should be able to

[@sickmessiah]

How are you connecting your Windows machine to your AVB network?

[@mixbustv]

TB

[@christianwn]

Here is a trick, Microsoft Interrupt Affinity Tool, use this tool to bind your driver to a spesific core, will help with lowering the latency. Driver being your sound card or usb-driver. You can also put all other drivers on a different core. Again only for the lowest latency possible.

[@tonyodoherty6241]

I”m a musician. Ikve recently found out that I need to be able to switch off “Turbo Mode” and “Connected Standby” in reg edit within Windows.Without the ability to do this, any Windows laptop will be of no use to me, due to the constant power grabs that these codes are used for. If I cannot turn off Turbo mode then I will get clicks/pops in my audio/and constant “throttling” . I need maximum (or near) power resources going to my Cubase/Logic/Ableton software. According to info received, Microsoft have completely removed the ability to do this in it’s latest 2014 software update. Do you know a way around this prob? I believe the new software just gives you a “slider” labelled something like More-Less! This is a big problem for audio professionals using DAWs. Any help would be v much appreciated! Do you know if this latest update has put this application back? Desperate find out!

[@mixbustv]

Afaik there's no way to do it other than disabling turbo modes from the BIOS, which depending on the computer might not be possible on a laptop. That's why laptop are not for mixing really

[@bennyceca]

Darn, lesson in history there (15:05), Windows 97! ;p

[@drampadreg1386]

Classic Shell stopped development in 2017 but apparently has been taken over by volunteers at Git Hub. A direct download would have been nice, but I'll fudge around there and see if I can figure out which one works for me. Seems to be many choices and I don't get them, not a coder like the folks at GitHub.

[@GamerXXL12]

What happened to the Kali speakers

[@mixbustv]

The lp6 are in another room, the LP8 are behind me hooked via MVBT (bluetooth)

[@jendrikschmidt]

i recommend the app windows 10 debloater

[@Alex_Martz]

Even if your PC came with a Windows license better get the Windows LTSC version, no bloatware and much more stable!

[@christianwn]

I did just that and the differense is massive.

[@retroworx3222]

Do you find windows to work better for drivers and everything?

[@mixbustv]

I hate mac and actually the newer ones have issues utilizing all the power with Pro Tools, we have mac in our other studio.

[@retroworx3222]

@@mixbustv that sux man. I did fall into the Mac trend few years back and have a Mac Studio m1 ultra and cpu usage hits about 80% with plugins whereas my windows sits around 38% for figure lol

[@playmode3976]

Ahh that dreded pro tools cpu spike is it still apparent ? unbelievable! Well there is a pro tools script that takes care of that .

[@mixbustv]

Used to doesn't work anymore

[@playmode3976]

@@mixbustv really? Hmm interesting.. Thanks for you're realply! Take care

[@playmode3976]

Hey just been mixing for about 40 minutes in pro tools 12.5 hd and getting a AA - 9129 error ( audio processing could not complete due to conflicts with other cpu tasks ) and so on ..? And I've just optimized my pc and windows 10 with these guidelines. My set up is hp z230 core 17 Win 10 pro Focusrite pro 14 Any solutions would be appreciated.

[@NIP28]

adjust for best performance of BACKGROUNDS SERVICE???

[@mixbustv]

Yep, that has been in the Pro Tools optimization list since forever

[@NIP28]

@@mixbustv thanks alot bro!

[@StevieBoyesmusic]

I also read this before. But. I also read asio drivers don't run as background in most DAWs. 🤔🤔🤔

[@designion2]

You can disable windows updates by disable it on "services" page. Go to "home" and Type "Run" and "services.msc" in the run window, then find it as "windows update" (you can find it straight down on the list.) right click on it and go to "properties" disable it and stop the process. So Every time windows will try to auto update it self, it can't do it anymore. Just an advice, temporarily go and take a look if everything is still disabled, 'cause some times others "programs or services" will try activate again. Take it in mind. Is not as complicated as fu**k 😂😂 Greetings!!!

[@mixbustv]

Yep, that's how I used to do it but they reactivate, actually, the service is stopped, but it still auto updates

[@sergenity]

@@mixbustv DWS_Lite or OOSU10. And You have check LatencyMon, all okay?

[@SzaryJiggaboo]

work with win11?

[@mixbustv]

Probably but I can't confirm

[@punkestmofo]

Are You from Ukraine too? Dobro Stoka!!! Nice prezentatio!! Danke

[@mixbustv]

no I'm not 😄

[@tpn4781]

anyone tried this for W11?

[@sej71]

Are you running Window 10 Home or Pro?

[@mixbustv]

pro

[@NorthernMonkeyMusic]

Why buy a 9900k with hyperthreading to then just disable it? You may have just bought an i5 instead in that case..

[@mixbustv]

Because we all hope PT one day will handle hyperdthreading

[@Bring_MeSunshine]

Blunt question, how much?

[@mixbustv]

How much what exactly?

[@Bring_MeSunshine]

@@mixbustv Lol, sorry, I was wondering what you paid in total for this self-assembly

[@mixbustv]

@@Bring_MeSunshine just below 2k

[@Kyp031]

I'm still on Windows 7 with pro tools 9 lol.

[@ivanduke]

I was till last week!!!

[@kayboog2000]

Maximum Processor state 99% works better for me

[@Okewen]

Can't believe there's 128k views en only 800 or so likes WTF's the matter? Thanks

[@mixbustv]

128K subscribers not views

[@raveehaasif777]

Your hair had a atom bomb 💣💣💣

[@mrm1dn1ght53]

👀👄👀

[@htb123times]

Why do when you say you’re gonna put something in the description you never do? I appreciate the tips but I’ve noticed you do this quite a bit lol rather annoying