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Originally posted by wood0292
As far as I know FL Studio does not take advantage of dual core CPUs. VSTs are DLLs and loaded by the same FL.exe process that everything else in the application runs in. I didn't see anything in the release notes for version 6 saying they had added dual CPU support. Did I miss something?


FL uses about 4 threads under normal operation. Whenever I add extra vsts it doesn't increase how many threads it uses. However SOME vsts create their own threads (z3ta for example).

Therefore I reckon that FL will partially support dual processing.

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