Difference between revisions of "Plugins CPU Usage"

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This page contains tables for each category of plugins showing the CPU usage as displayed on the Web interface of each MOD device.
 
This page contains tables for each category of plugins showing the CPU usage as displayed on the Web interface of each MOD device.
  
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This will obviously not be very accurate but the intention is to have an estimation and especially be able to compare plugins so it's important that users who contribute to this page use the same method of measurement.
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This will obviously not be very accurate but the intention is to have an estimation and especially be able to compare plugins so it's important that users who contribute to this page use the same method of measurement. Keep in mind the numbers include the CPU usage of the idle unit (without any loaded plugin) so adding the numbers of several plugins doesn't work.
  
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First of all, we should disable optional processing on the device settings (noise gate, compressor and ground loop compensation). Next, put the plugin alone on the Constructor. Connect one device input to the plugin input(s) and the plugin output(s) to the two device outputs. Note the CPU usage displayed on the Web interface when the plugin is On and Off.
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First of all, we should disable optional processing on the device settings (noise gate, compressor and ground loop compensation). Next, put the plugin alone on the Constructor. Connect the plugin input(s) and output(s) to the hardware ones. Note the CPU usage displayed on the Web interface when the plugin is On and Off.
  
 
Only put numerical values in the cells displaying CPU usage as we want to be able to sort them. An integer is enough for the precision we need.
 
Only put numerical values in the cells displaying CPU usage as we want to be able to sort them. An integer is enough for the precision we need.
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| GxRangemaster (28.3-24) || 10 || 10 ||  ||  ||  ||
 
| GxRangemaster (28.3-24) || 10 || 10 ||  ||  ||  ||
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| GxSD2Lead (34.0-5) || 13 || 10 ||  ||  ||  ||
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| GxTubeScreamer (28.3-24) || 11 || 11 ||  ||  ||  ||
 
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! Plugin (version) !! Dwarf % On !! Dwarf % Off !! Duo X % On !! Duo X % Off !! Duo % On !! Duo % Off
 
! Plugin (version) !! Dwarf % On !! Dwarf % Off !! Duo X % On !! Duo X % Off !! Duo % On !! Duo % Off
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| TAP Equalizer (7.2-11) || 10 || 10 ||  ||  ||  ||
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| TAP Equalizer/BW (7.2-11) || 11 || 11 ||  ||  ||  ||
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| x42-eq - Parametric Equalizer Mono (1.1-6) || 13 || 13 ||  ||  ||  ||
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| x42-eq - Parametric Equalizer Stereo (1.1-6) || 14 || 14 ||  ||  ||  ||
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| rkr Parametric EQ (0.0-7) || 12 || 12 ||  ||  ||  ||
 
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Revision as of 18:39, 23 February 2023

This page contains tables for each category of plugins showing the CPU usage as displayed on the Web interface of each MOD device.

This will obviously not be very accurate but the intention is to have an estimation and especially be able to compare plugins so it's important that users who contribute to this page use the same method of measurement. Keep in mind the numbers include the CPU usage of the idle unit (without any loaded plugin) so adding the numbers of several plugins doesn't work.

First of all, we should disable optional processing on the device settings (noise gate, compressor and ground loop compensation). Next, put the plugin alone on the Constructor. Connect the plugin input(s) and output(s) to the hardware ones. Note the CPU usage displayed on the Web interface when the plugin is On and Off.

Only put numerical values in the cells displaying CPU usage as we want to be able to sort them. An integer is enough for the precision we need.


Delay

Plugin (version) Dwarf % On Dwarf % Off Duo X % On Duo X % Off Duo % On Duo % Off

Distortion

Plugin (version) Dwarf % On Dwarf % Off Duo X % On Duo X % Off Duo % On Duo % Off
Open Big Muff (0.0-8) 17 17
CollisionDrive (1.3-2) 17 9
MDA Degrade (0.2-4) 10 10
DS1 (0.0-8) 19 19
GxBaJaTubeDriver (35.0-5) 12 9
GxColorSoundTonebender (28.3-24) 12 12
GxFuzzFaceJH-2 (28.3-24) 13 13
GxHogsFoot (28.3-24) 10 10
GxHyperion (28.3-8) 10 10
GxKnightFuzz (34.0-8) 11 10
GxMole (28.3-24) 10 10
GxRangemaster (28.3-24) 10 10
GxSD2Lead (34.0-5) 13 10
GxTubeScreamer (28.3-24) 11 11

Dynamics

Plugin (version) Dwarf % On Dwarf % Off Duo X % On Duo X % Off Duo % On Duo % Off

Filter

Plugin (version) Dwarf % On Dwarf % Off Duo X % On Duo X % Off Duo % On Duo % Off
TAP Equalizer (7.2-11) 10 10
TAP Equalizer/BW (7.2-11) 11 11
x42-eq - Parametric Equalizer Mono (1.1-6) 13 13
x42-eq - Parametric Equalizer Stereo (1.1-6) 14 14
rkr Parametric EQ (0.0-7) 12 12

Generator

Plugin (version) Dwarf % On Dwarf % Off Duo X % On Duo X % Off Duo % On Duo % Off

MIDI utilisty

Plugin (version) Dwarf % On Dwarf % Off Duo X % On Duo X % Off Duo % On Duo % Off

Modulator

Plugin (version) Dwarf % On Dwarf % Off Duo X % On Duo X % Off Duo % On Duo % Off

Reverb

Plugin (version) Dwarf % On Dwarf % Off Duo X % On Duo X % Off Duo % On Duo % Off

Simulator

Plugin (version) Dwarf % On Dwarf % Off Duo X % On Duo X % Off Duo % On Duo % Off

Spatial

Plugin (version) Dwarf % On Dwarf % Off Duo X % On Duo X % Off Duo % On Duo % Off

Spectral

Plugin (version) Dwarf % On Dwarf % Off Duo X % On Duo X % Off Duo % On Duo % Off

Utility

Plugin (version) Dwarf % On Dwarf % Off Duo X % On Duo X % Off Duo % On Duo % Off
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