Guys am facing CPU problem when mixing but I want a good machine recommendation to eliminate the problem

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Do you all have any recommendations of a website or free plugin that can check the key of a song? I was trying Tunebat but I uploaded a pile of tracks to it including several I KNEW the key on, and it got them all wrong, so I don't think I can trust it with the unknowns. It's possible it got confused because there is a key change in the second half, but that's so common I would expect many software programs to account for it. I currently don't have the skill to just listen and know what key it is.

Last night, my band had a rehearsal and I wanted to record it with just 1 mic in the room. I set up the project correctly, placed the mic in a good spot, checked the level. Everything looked good. I hit the record button and we started going down the playlist. Then after the rehearsal I took a good ear break and then listened back and all I got was the batter head of the kick drum. Lol 🤣 Turns out that I had forgotten to repatch the room mic cable to the interface. Have any of you ever done this? I have decided to make myself a checklist and go through it step by step every time I record anything to prevent this problem from happening again in the future. What are your thoughts? Hope this helps. 🤠