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This project has been a work in progress since around the start of August 2005, I decided to develop a suite of test sessions that were not based on the typical Dyno Run / CPU readout style of benchmarks that have been the norm previously. The Project has evolved over the years to now include dedicated benchmark sessions for Nuendo / Cubase , SONAR and Protools as well as the DAWbench DSP Universal benchmark , which also includes Reaper , StudioOne, and Logic as well as the applications listed previous. |
The tests and ongoing threads have definitely uncovered a large number of variables that can be explored , we have learned a great deal in the process , and I have no doubt that the collective and ongoing discussion can be a benefit to all. The Project was also featured in an article in Sound
On Sound in July 2006 Here
, and has been featured in many subsequent articles relating to DAW
performance. |
I have configured a dedicated forum for
not only the existing test sessions, but all of the future benchmarks
that are currently in development. Vin Curigliano
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DAWbench DSP -2017 :. | ||||
4 x Stereo Tracks of Audio Content Plugins used:
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This Benchmark is a combination of Low Latency, High Track Count, and Extreme DSP Loadings. Heavily dependant on CPU, Memory and Audio Interface Driver Efficiency Native sessions for Cubase and Reaper. |
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DAWbench VI -2017 :. | ||||
17 x Stereo Tracks of Audio 160 x Midi Tracks - Polyphony. Cubase, Reaper |
This Benchmark focuses on Virtual
Instrument / Sampler performance based on a similar methodology of
the DAWbench DSP Universal test.
Results and Discussion Here» |
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Older Benchmarks Archive :. Here | ||||
Related Reports :. | ||||
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X-Scaling Shootout : Cubendo v Reaper v SONAR |
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