It seems I have a constant problem with the ripper glitch. The same template, the same project, no changes. Yesterday the project worked fine, the next day after saving the project it works poorly (constant freezes, crackling, leading to a reboot of the computer) The project has many VST instruments. I also noticed that when these problems occur, the space on the C drive begins to decrease. The most interesting thing is that sometimes the same project works without problems. When problems occur, the processor is always overloaded. The computer configuration is powerful, it is not a matter of hardware, most likely the problem is in how the ripper distributes track processing tasks by the processor. Maybe someone can tell me if they have encountered similar problems? I will clarify once again that the same project behaves differently on different days.

It sounds like there is another piece of software consuming CPU resources sometimes. Maybe go through all the software loading up when the computer starts and various services that are running. Look at what is using the CPU by looking at performance monitor.

RAM is 256 gigabytes. 70% is occupied. No programs or any other processes are involved. This happens without any changes. This is the strange thing.I didn't launch any other applications. PC computer. Work only with audio interface via ASIO interface

maybe check preference / project

to try to make sure you aren't constantly saving new projects which are getting ever larger in size

by checking to see if your autosaves are happening very frequently and if you have the (keep multiple versions) radio box ticked.

in the preferences window for / paths, is where you should also see where your default path to save new projects is.

then if you look at the projects in question project settings, then on the second tab Media, is where you can find a place to place a name for a folder to have your projects audio files to go to. so in that first entry feild, if you wrote Audio Files, then a folder would be made for the project.

if this is then also made to be default
<save as default project settings >
then every project should auto create the folder for any new project, inside the given project folders own main folder.

Check Sample rate, if you recorded at 44.1khz and set the sample rate to a different value it will resample non destructively, so it will consume more cpu. Normally and advertence will appear on the clip.