dsp meter fluctuation

[roy thinnes]

can you see the dsp values changing? (without anything being connected/deconnected)
I don't know if this happens to other Scope users as well. is this normal?

[dante]

Mine does it as well, maybe once every 5 - 10 seconds or so, whether idle or processing.

[roy thinnes]

thanks for the reply.
as long as there is no performance problem, it doesn't matter - I can't understand why this is happening though.

[dawman]

I dont notice it during the percentage selection, but when the numbers using 100's and 1000's are active I see it.
I also notice that when I delete a device it takes a screen refresh to see the adjustments in the DSP meter.

[roy thinnes]

thanks for testing JAV.

when the numbers using 100's and 1000's are active I see it

when I delete a device it takes a screen refresh to see the adjustments in the DSP meter

other oddnesses.
I think back in the day when I had Pulsar1 and P2 boards the dsp meter was always steady.
anyway, I have to accept it as it is.

[dante]

I notice the fluctuations are a bit more erratic after a few shots of Vodka.

[roy thinnes]

ok, bit by bit I get the picture:
dsp= drunkenness/soberness percentage

[Epsilon Cygni]

Someone please tell me that having this high DSP load in an empty project is OK
(screenshots are attached)

Yours truly,
Epsilon Cygni

[Bud Weiser]

I notice the fluctuations are a bit more erratic after a few shots of Vodka.

[garyb]

Someone please tell me that having this high DSP load in an empty project is OK
(screenshots are attached)

Yours truly,
Epsilon Cygni

i don't see a problem. there is nothing to change anyway. what's the problem? just keeping a samplerate synced, connections to the computer's os and the Scope program, and the environment ready takes resources. nothing is for free...

[Epsilon Cygni]

i don't see a problem. there is nothing to change anyway. what's the problem? just keeping a samplerate synced, connections to the computer's os and the Scope program, and the environment ready takes resources. nothing is for free...

Roger that, thank you for clearing this up.

[garyb]