Can you turn off pitch increase in Fairlight?

Is there a way to turn off the pitch increase in Fairlight when playing back at 2x speed (or faster)

it doesn't happen in the edit page and I can't see how it's useful in any way

It is useful for reducing the load on the computer when playing back audio with effects applied. FairLight was designed to play back 1,000’s of audio streams. Running a pitch shift process on each of those streams takes a lot of computing power.

It is useful for reducing the load on the computer when playing back audio with effects applied. FairLight was designed to play back 1,000’s of audio streams. Running a pitch shift process on each of those streams takes a lot of computing power.

But... I can fast forward it normally in the edit page without the pitch increase, I can also scrub the audio without the pitch increase? So why can't I then just fast forward in fairlight without the pitch increase haha

As I indicated in my post, Fairlight, not the edit page, is tasked with playing 3000 tracks simultaneously. Spending many cpu cycles time shifting 3000 frames 30 times a second requires a powerful cpu.

As I indicated in my post, Fairlight, not the edit page, is tasked with playing 3000 tracks simultaneously. Spending many cpu cycles time shifting 3000 frames 30 times a second requires a powerful cpu.

I get that, but as indicated by my post, those same audio tracks are in the edit page as well, so Resolve can manage to fast forward without a pitch increase, so it wouldn't be too extreme to think there could be an option to turn it off in Fairlight as well