Does a lack of processing power affect the "Final Summing Process?" (Bouncing)
As the title reads...
Already, all over the internet and and worldwide even, there has been a debate over the quality or loss of quality of summing all your tracks together. As we all know, there are limitations of processing power when it comes to DAWs. Even to ProTools High Density. You can always rack up more DSPs and proccesors to help deal with the work load but there will always be a limitation somewhere.
My problem is, Ive only got a Mac G5 with 2 96DSPs and running ProTools HD. Anyways my question is;
If you are running out of processing power, due to the fact your running too many processor hungry plugins, affect the quality of the final summing process or the track?
Theres already be scepticism about summing qualities alone, but would lack of processing power in DAWs worsen the situation?
Could anyone shed some light on this situation, and please if you could, give me an example, comparison, or cite your references if any. Thanks a bunch.
As the title reads...
Already, all over the internet and and worldwide even, there has been a debate over the quality or loss of quality of summing all your tracks together. As we all know, there are limitations of processing power when it comes to DAWs. Even to ProTools High Density. You can always rack up more DSPs and proccesors to help deal with the work load but there will always be a limitation somewhere.
My problem is, Ive only got a Mac G5 with 2 96DSPs and running ProTools HD. Anyways my question is;
If you are running out of processing power, due to the fact your running too many processor hungry plugins, affect the quality of the final summing process or the track?
Theres already be scepticism about summing qualities alone, but would lack of processing power in DAWs worsen the situation?
Could anyone shed some light on this situation, and please if you could, give me an example, comparison, or cite your references if any. Thanks a bunch.