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Changing the percentage of wet/dry won't change the amount of processing power taken up, it just controls how much of the processed (wet) signal is added to the unprocessed (dry) signal. Even if it's on 0% all the maths is still going on, you just aren't hearing it! Using this plugin it's hard to say how many tracks you should be able to run. A test that a lot of people on this forum use is the DaveC test. Do a search for the "DaveC test" and im sure you'll find a bunch of threads. This uses a standard set of plugins so it's a lot easier for peope to say whether you are running more or less than expected.

Because Im nice, I've found the origional thread describing the DaveC test. Let us know how you get on!

Don't be surprised if you do quite well on the DaveC test. Only getting 12 Waves RenVerbs isn't really a problem because it's pretty CPU hungry, the perfect candidate for an aux track.

Don't cry too hard. With a 733 quicksilver , 7 tracks is the best I got out of the Dave C test---less in 0SX. I'm the king of bus sends and aux sends to outboard gear. Still managing to make decent trackx --I hope B