DC as in Dual-Core? If so yes, certainly. In the rack instrument 1 goes to core 1, instrument 2 goes to core 2, 3 goes to 1, 4 to 2 etc. The mixing engine runs in one thread if I remember it correctly.

MTC is not supported, but Midi Clock is. MTC...just out of curiousity...what plugin requires MTC? Some kind of video player?

Other problems...like? I've used it live for three years now, and it hasn't killed a single gig yet. Of course there are a few troublesome plugins out there, but they are working hard to fix eventual problems.

/Mattias

wow, that sounds awsome!!! why do i havent found this before??

Can't answer that one... [:)] ...but probably because they are marketing it as a host for live use.

/Mattias

@Mattias Henningson said:

Can't answer that one... [:)] ...but probably because they are marketing it as a host for live use.

/Mattias

I got it but the VI´s are crashing it if they exceet the memory limit instead of a warning.

Hi,

our programmers have told me, that it´s impossible at this time to give a warning message before the VI is overloaded.

I will try to find out the reasons for this, just wanted to tell you that this is not an unusual behaviour. And once you find out the limit on your computer, you know it - after each loading process the information window keeps you up to date with your loading capacities...

Hope that helps.

Best, Paul

Eh?? I certainly haven't encountered this problem in any app I've written, but at one point or another the memory allocation call fails and you get an exception or a return value indicating the attempt wasn't successful? At least that's how the allocation routines are documented... Paul, you're obviously not the right person to answer this, but we have to ask why this error can't be catched and handled so that it behaves gracefully in this situation?

/Mattias

@Another User said:

I will try to find out the reasons for this

this just takes a little more than 5 minutes [;)]

Thanks, Paul

Sorry, but if thats the only "solution" i am not going to work with it.
This is not a workarround in my opinion, espacially the bigger presets take up so much ram that even after 3-4 the ram is fully loaded.
also how do we know which instruments are taking what ram?

thats the worst try and error beta sittuation i have ever had.

i would definetly put this on the top of the high priority list.

@Another User said:

I will try to find out the reasons for this

this just takes a little more than 5 minutes [;)]

Thanks, Paul
Why? Get on with it.........! It's not as if you lot have anything better to do at the moment (ducks while Christian throws something at me [:D] )

DG

@Paul said:

this just takes a little more than 5 minutes [;)]

Absolutely! I just wanted to give you a more detailed question to use when bugging the boys... [:)]

/Mattias

*clear_one's_throat* ... mattias, there is a dedicated area where such and similar questions could have been deposited since at least a while ... no offence

Hrm...ok I'll go to my room. [:D]

/Mattias

Hi Gagga 3.0,

if you click on ANY preset, matrix, patch, the information window always displays the information you need.

And, eh, yes, we offer a lot of samples.... but you will hardly need a full Level 2 preset for all instruments...

Best, Paul

@Paul said:

And, eh, yes, we offer a lot of samples.... but you will hardly need a full Level 2 preset for all instruments...

Best, Paul

Of course you do, and Level 3 and Level 4. What's that matter with you all? Are you wimps or something? I want to see my "new" (delayed until next year) Vista PC loaded with up to Level 24 presets for all possible instruments that have ever existed or may exist in the future. This is what I expect from VSL [8-)]

Now back to work [:@]

DG