This year’s Outstanding Technical Achievement Nominees were chosen across 23 categories, ranging from Computer Audio Hardware to Recording Microphones to Wireless Technology. The TEC Awards Nominating Panel, comprised of leaders in audio and production, considered more than 1,000 products and projects in the nomination process. “The nominations for the TEC Awards and the creative luminaries behind them offer an incredible snapshot of the foremost advancements in audio products and projects,” said Joe Lamond, NAMM President and CEO.“Recognizing their contributions and sharing in the special camaraderie found among industry peers makes this event truly a special part of The NAMM Show.” At the show, 31 categories of products and projects will be recognized in the areas of Technical or Creative Achievement to honor the many individuals, companies and technical innovations used in sound recordings, films, broadcast television and video games. The annual awards are presented at The NAMM Show in Anaheim, California (January 27, 2018), the global gathering of music, pro sound and event tech industries, and celebrate the spirit of innovation, honoring the best-in-class products in the pro audio community. Sound: Asus Xonar DSX 7.The NAMM Foundation is pleased to announce nominees for the 33rd NAMM Technical Excellence & Creativity (TEC) Awards. OS: Win 10 enterprise running on a Raid 0+1 array I'm considering making the switch to a macbook pro.
So, it's either ditch reason for pro tools (sad) upgrade, or ? I checked my running processes and there's maybe 2% to 8% CPU I can shave off, but that's it. Each channel has an Izotope Neutron and Waves NLS Channel, and that's it. Once I get all the tracks wired in my CPU is maxed out. I add a couple of sends and it goes up more.
I add in Waves IMPusher, and Izotope Neutron and CPU jumps to between 30 and 50%. Reason itself with and empty rack takes about 12% CPU on my machine. No instruments at all, just 21 audio tracks with effects and mastering FX on the main. The same song in Pro Tools 12 with the same plugin setup runs flawlessly. I upgraded to 9.5 (Yay VSTs!) and noticed that Reason was using almost 100% of all CPU threads when my songs started to slow down and skip.
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