It doesn’t stay garbled forever. It’s like it has to re-cache after moving all those regions. It stays garbled longer when there are a lot of regions being moved. Is there a way to avoid this, so that I can edit quicker, instead of having to wait 15seconds after each edit before I can test play.
Well, I tried just that. I made the audio settings the same… except for the 256 sample buffer size. I upped it to 1024. It is absolutely flawless now! omg it’s wonderful! So responsive!
Now I’m trying to figure out how to change my previous session to that new buffer size, it seems to want to stay on 256 samples.
You should be able to open the session, Window>Audio/MIDI Setup, and stop the audio server, change the buffer size, and restart it again. That should do it.
That’s what I thought too! I can stop it, I can start it, but I cannot change it.
I DID manage to change it by leaving Ardour open when I had my NEW session running, and then going file > open > original session.
I still get the stuttering for several seconds after ripple-moves. So I think the next step might be to try and export the old session data, into the new session somehow…