I'm scratching my head here...I looked around and could not find the exact issue in a previous thread. I may not have looked around enough but if there is a thread out there I apologize in advance and if you could kindly direct me there it would be appreciated. A little background on my workflow with VEP5....originally I used 4 instances of VEP5 ....strings, woods, brass and percussion. I'm running VEP5 on a single computer not a slave machine. My host DAW is PT10. I had this template set up to load full key switch masters of Play.. 1 instance for each instrument...Woods instance of VEP5 contained 6 instances of play...1 for each instrument...3FLT KS, 3OB KS, etc. VEP5 was set to 1 thread per instance as I'm running on a MacPro Quad core w/ 16g ram. PT10 set to 1 core. This seemed to work perfectly fine.
So I decided to set up a template running 1 instance of VEP5 and having all instruments and Play instances assigned accordingly via midi....I brought in a full orchestral piece I had written using the previous workflow into the new single instance of VEP5. I started having drop outs...I went back to VEP5 and the instruments (instances of play) that should be firing but weren't and the key switch is loaded and when I drag the mouse over the keyboard in Play you can see the light on my external sample drive blinking as though they are being triggered but there is no audio.
Now I went and set the voice limit in Play low to 128 and I got the same "dropping out"....so that told me I needed to increase my voices and that was the culprit. So I reloaded the instruments (samples or KS's) that dropped out in Play and increased the voices in Play. It play through fine for one pass. Than all the sudden I started dropping instruments again....when I say dropping instruments I mean that Play is no longed responding or playing the audio though to VEP5. Then I lost the whole template completely. Meaning if you look at VEP5 and the CPU usage it is at 0% ...and midi is also no longer being passed through as well. I am running VEP5 in 64bit mode. I tried different threads and I'm not having any luck. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Maybe I'm asking to much of it. My specs are below:
Mac Pro Model Identifier: MacPro1,1 Processor Name: Dual-Core Intel Xeon Processor Speed: 2.66 GHz Number Of Processors: 2 Total Number Of Cores: 4 L2 Cache (per processor): 4 MB Memory: 16 GB OSX 10.6.8
Regards,
Chris
Sorry I forgot to add that I'm using EWQLSO Platinum 24bit samples.