No, all good when it’s closed.
I don’t know how I could do that (Mac Studio M1, Sonoma), I don’t find any option about GPU in GP5’s configuration screens.
(Today, it took more than 10 times the loop to finally go to 100% CPU.)
I also tested on a Macbook Air M1, 14.4.1, internal sound card, same test file, same issue.
I would think you would have to do it for your computer, not in GP.
But, I just looked at your prior post. The discussion I read about disabling a NVIDIA GPU was about a Windows machine. So, perhaps not relevant for you?
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Can you upload the audio file?
One thing worth trying is changing the Color Profile.
You’ll find it linked to this post.
Tried, no change.
Just tested and I noticed CPU usage raising up.
Loaded your gig file, loaded the audio file, loop enabled in SAFP, pressed play
CPU is about 1%
Now enabled “Detect and Sync BPM with host” => CPU now is about 14% when playing.
Deactivated the BPM sync => CPU stays at about 14% when playing.
With BPM sync deactivated I saved the gig file, restarted GP, loaded the gig, pressed play
=> CPU is about 14%, BPM sync is not activated.
Now I removed the audio file and loaded it again, BPM sync is deactivated,
pressed Play => CPU about 1%