In case you’re not doing any kind of recording but just mixing, there’s no need to keep buffers at a lower level. However, a larger buffer size increases latency, which can be an issue with the real-time instrument or vocal recording.
The bigger the buffer size, the easier your computer will respond to all the things going on in the program. Poor performance sometimes might be due to the inadequate settings for the hardware you have.įor instance, if you set the buffer size to the minimum, or somewhere close to it, but your computer can’t handle it, you should consider raising it to the spot where it stops being an issue. If you’re experiencing poor performance or any other issues, keep your eyes on the memory and CPU usage window. Symptoms might include unwanted clicks and glitches in the audio. In case any of these values are getting too high, it means something’s not right. In the top screen of the FL Studio, you’ll see a small window tracking down CPU usage and RAM memory usage.
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