Republished
fix it a bit
took a year to make
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There is a lot of different tonalities and elements going on that make me feel like I'm listening to 2 completely different tracks at the same time. The transition in the beginning can switch keys like that, but the way it does is too unintentionally atonal. The drops are pretty great, but a lot of the track sounds like there's no coherence between the key. I'd recommend learning a bit of music theory, specifically about keys and tonality.
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And turn the spectrums off. Only disadvantage is that you'll be sending tracks through the same reverb. And it doesn't exactly seem to work with combinig delay + reverb.
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In the console, write in "debug-desktop" and then you can completely disable cable rendering. The studio should run faster without those cables being rendered. You can also select different options for the audio driver in the preferences. For me, worklet driver works best, but that depends on your device. Also, Reverb, delay and having the spectrum enabled on EQs or the multiband eat away at your performance. You could bypass this by using AUX sends on the side of the centroids.
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That's OK. You can increase your laptop performance quite a bit if you turn everything in the background off, have the audiotool booster downloaded and running (the one for the next update of the studio works best, but features a whole new engine that is still in beta development, so not everything works yet.) You can disable high cable quality and best FPS, enable/disable high definition rendering in the preferences. What Client uses is the console that you can pull out by pressing F2.
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