Convolution reverb maxing CPU?

[alepan]

Hi all,
I'm trying to add a convolution reverb to my project. Everything is fine as long as I don't load any IRs. In that case (10 IRs loaded), CPU usage ranges from 50% to 130% and in the console I get this message every 3-4 seconds:
Temple Drum start: ! RELEASE_RESOURCES_CALLED.
Here's the code I've used, following some examples taken here in the forum:

Engine.loadAudioFilesIntoPool();

//ConvoRev Controls
const var ConvolutionReverb = Synth.getAudioSampleProcessor("Convolution Reverb");
const var ComboBox1 = Content.getComponent("ComboBox1");
ComboBox1.setControlCallback(loadImpulse);

inline function loadImpulse(control, value)
{
    ConvolutionReverb.setFile("{PROJECT_FOLDER}"+ control.getItemText() + ".wav");
}

What am I doing wrong?

[Lindon]

@alepan did you install IPP? Did you enable it in the preferences?

[alepan]

@Lindon Yes, I did. This is very strange...

[d.healey]

Can you share the impulse files?

[alepan]

@d-healey Yes, they are some free IRs I downloaded somewhere on the internet just to test the convo reverb. Wavs 44.1K 24 bit IIRC. How can I share them here?

[d.healey]

@alepan dropbox? or https://www.filedropper.com/

[alepan]

@d-healey Putting them on dropbox in a moment :)

[alepan]

[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/hejz2xryx5cvnfj/AACtgcyZ4D5uX3EvF-F3N8G_a?dl=0](link url)

[d.healey]

I'm seeing some highish CPU, but more like 20%, no where near 130%.

Here's the snippet I'm using.

HiseSnippet 1107.3ocuV0saaaCElxIpnQaYncnO.bA6Bm0NW6sz1ATLrD+Wq2xOF1tcaWEvHcrMQnHEnnbiQQteOG6QXOA6cXuH6MX6PIYK4FifLCrpqHO+9c34vOp9ZkODGqzDmcFMOBHNep6v4RyzVSYbIoWahym4dBK1.ZZlnlyiXwwP.wwYqWYE3ry1jzu+9GZxDLoOTHhPdqh6CGyC4lBo8O7m3BQWV.LhGVx5CNrmuR1RITIHd1xsNIh4eIaBbJyZVEWhy85DvMJ8PCy.wDmsapBlObp5cxL6eKOleg.raZPFhAJSbWkHvhX6ZRqobQP+E0cLAiR+hSgsxNEdj6I7.9R4EmFOHUAsvixmGNUtM30XCgmSI3scF7dn6PeMOxTnwhsOwsmDaTiYXKnLrxrkT4fJtsTnERSsP1kPWMtYoGUed85Og9r502+k65sqWG4DtDpITrfiRB3ptbADiFq5qThp6+ROum9TLXyTCfYTaT0JQrG19hMzYLMMUmHwvURzBPeA86ooCV0l.lzHNjEFIfkUP08J4BMym8v7TNjgWnZptpAFpE0AFLTbjRharQH2BqiK2TK1ZTJBawDhKvYpp15pWXThHFr0BWJvpkNNQ5ml9Rpq5m45SPLHRf88duGE+tQ8Yyh8Pp5duu+fy9wNsFcd2yNtcmAWu2io4wvB2dFHbDbko59zGS2q16Xyrf85koVIOUYfyjUsYZGuq8nenpwiWqt7RT.50p1dUSeaNVUlDdAnKUmoFhybqNTeu61PseVGpjgJYOI2bVDjuuXruwZF6I4sX6EfbDhlZRG+eP93+hVLgGXm9W1wIokPAwxWdH4M8ZyLrEACiKlqHPa31RxoMLCooxtasiaaH9RiJJ017YKrruio9JhiqyuiIctcwWgKBYox7vkbr4i4al6QReNFV5HvdIvqIyPawlAdcBiLyouhoQVOuiY5I.803La9x9BrEjudfRE5cBDvSByVOP4eIcnjoAuggnOYNlsL0Qj38FDIHclJHA0tJGmkXOWANirBYhkvPFyMyKS7+ef3q9ZI9V6DvcDtOzsO23Oc83sxZvKNE7+MdyeFYW2NiGC9lBvtsa2e4i7aFe9BrThyJEKOx8lTtqfs154q9D+u9m+LXVUDgbLBbo+Jmu4bmGCxIlokGTxgUOYThor72DCMQd4IZUhLXzTMvBJGu9ZH.DrUxwq4sJEie6uNrM9fBWNorMc6NJ+RcgHjiN6+I9B2OjotzkEKwLIzVntNjhKwj+nBQnTQX2RaVnyJniLXwVmsVsit0cqitlApAJr0HmbByn41zeZR3P7ei7AbdRJAQrMkUrbkY6qu.BCAYP5l+A+xU1vt2IWYiEJ+njiPluVcd9if1wy6mJAqaYZmXG7WLw8zkD2tt0qUGO9C3m66auz70MHj06y2rA97safOGrA97rMvmmuA97hMvmu6V8w9StGkXTgYDpnf9cRe.0woijgSuo7Cj+khYmk1

Did you build the debug version of HISE instead of the release?

[alepan]

@d-healey Getting almost the same CPU results with your snippet, a little less, but average on 50% with spikes to 115%...
No, I built the release version

[d.healey]

And you're 100% certain you have IPP installed?

[alepan]

@d-healey yup

[d.healey]

You're on a much more recent build that I am, that could be something to do with it.

[alepan]

@d-healey Might be... Seems like I'm having to use a normal reverb for the moment

[Christoph Hart]

Are you using 10 IRs at once?

[alepan]

@Christoph-Hart Well, I don't think so. I have 1 convolution reverb on the master container, 10 IRs in the audio folder, and the combobox is used to select which IR to load. So, no...

[alepan]

Is the communication I'm continuously getting from the console correct?

"RELEASE_RESOURCES_CALLED"

[d.healey]

@alepan I think so. I see this every time I open a project.

Master Chain:! RELEASE_RESOURCES_CALLED
Master Chain:! RELEASE_RESOURCES_CALLED

Are you seeing it only once when you open the project or more frequently?

[alepan]

@d-healey It repeats every 3 -4 seconds

[Christoph Hart]

Nah thats wrong. Are you using the standalone version?