Hello,
I’m currently redoing my orchestral template in VEPRO 6 (and MIR), and I wanted to have almost all my virtual instruments present, mostly disabled, so I just have to enable the instruments I want for each project.
But I realized that a disabled channel still has a high RAM footprint. It’s difficult to measure, I tried to disable my whole VSL orchestra and it saved me only the half of the RAM, for some Kontakt instruments it seems to work well (samples almost entirely purged), for other it seems it doesn’t work at all.
In short, after testing it, my solution is unusable as it overloads my available RAM.
My questions :
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What does exactly the disabling feature ? Are the MIR samples unloaded too ?
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Is there a different behaviour between VSL instruments and other instruments (specially Kontakt) ?
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Is there a way to do what I wanted to achieve ? (other than the Channel set which looses the setting of the Output…)
Thanks for your help,
Matthieu
(Windows 10, Cubase 7.5, VE Pro 6, MIR Pro, 32Go RAM)