Anyone?

Hi guys, sorry for my absence in this thread... I've had too many things on my hands lately to be able to monitor any forums whatsoever.

Kevin, the answer to both of your questions are...yes! [:)]

Tripit, sorry, I failed to include the file when updating the site...it's up there again now.

/Mattias

I am using plogue bidule as a host. Is it LAA capable?

So far I can load about 1.9GB on the PC (with 3GB RAM) and the 3GB switch. I am currently using GVI (rather than VI).

Also, Matthias, you referred to the PC optimisation guide - where can I find it?

How can I get access to those memory options in the BIOS? Is it safe to change parameters there without being a PC expert?

Should I install another 1GB RAM in order to get to load 2.8GB?

Dom

@Dom said:

I am using plogue bidule as a host. Is it LAA capable?

So far I can load about 1.9GB on the PC (with 3GB RAM) and the 3GB switch. I am currently using GVI (rather than VI).

Also, Matthias, you referred to the PC optimisation guide - where can I find it?

How can I get access to those memory options in the BIOS? Is it safe to change parameters there without being a PC expert?

Should I install another 1GB RAM in order to get to load 2.8GB?

Dom

Dom, I can get about 2.6-2.7Gb with 3GB RAM installed. If you have the LTD app then this will tell you whether or not your host is LAA. If you can't get hold of this, then email me and I'll send you a copy (although it might be an early one).

You also say that you're using GVI. If you are loading all those samples within one instance, then GVI will also have to be LAA for you to get more.

DG

Solved - many thanks! I just patched Bidule for LAA, and left GVI, as the load is spread over 5 GVI instances. I can load 2.8GB on the 3GB machine now!

Dom

Glad it all works. Just be careful about trying to load too much; on my 3GB machines I can actually get nearly 2.9GB, but weird things happen and I even get templates that don't load. Let me know how you get on with GVI as I'm thinking of trying it for some of my non VSL stuff.

DG

Certainly, it all felt a bit wobbly with 2.8Gb loaded - but exciting. GVI is working very well, I've only had one little problem with it so far (it involves MIDI control number 91 which sends GVI kind of crazy if it receives a value below around 15).

Dom

@Dom said:

Certainly, it all felt a bit wobbly with 2.8Gb loaded - but exciting. GVI is working very well, I've only had one little problem with it so far (it involves MIDI control number 91 which sends GVI kind of crazy if it receives a value below around 15).

Dom

Lucky I don't use that one then. [:D]

DG

Glad to hear you sorted it out. If anyone should need it the LaaTiDo setup can be found at http://www.musikbanken.se/laatidosetup.exe">http://www.musikbanken.se/laatidosetup.exe

/Mattias

Question:

My last line ends:
noexecute=optin/fastdetect

should it read (after the switch):
noexecute=optin/fastdetect/3GB

or do I need to reverse it like:

fastdetect/noexecute=optin/3GB

Thanks

Also, if I am going to go from 2 gigs ram (2 of 4 slots filled) to 3 gigs, do I have to fill the other two slots with 512's or can I just but a 1 gig stick in the third slot and leave the 4th slot open?

The ram is DDR 400.

Thanks again.

@dpcon said:

Also, if I am going to go from 2 gigs ram (2 of 4 slots filled) to 3 gigs, do I have to fill the other two slots with 512's or can I just but a 1 gig stick in the third slot and leave the 4th slot open?

The ram is DDR 400.

Thanks again.

As far as I'm aware it will depend on the sophistication of your motherboard - it is technically possible for a single DDR to be accessed and used. However, if you have an odd number of DDR's the performance of the memory will be affected. The gains DDR memory makes are based on pairs of devices.

Thanks for Ram advice.

Anyone know the answer to my other question above about reversing order of words at the end of switch?

If I get a machine with 8GB of RAM, am I still stuck with 2GB of samples (3GB with tweak) or do I get access to the extra RAM for samples (using Cubase 4 + VSL VI's [WinXP])


The time has now come - I have the funds and I'm buying the Cube within the next few weeks! - this is my final investigative phase, so prepare for more questions soon! [:D]

Thanks very much in advance!

@fizzyfox said:

If I get a machine with 8GB of RAM, am I still stuck with 2GB of samples (3GB with tweak) or do I get access to the extra RAM for samples (using Cubase 4 + VSL VI's [WinXP])


The time has now come - I have the funds and I'm buying the Cube within the next few weeks! - this is my final investigative phase, so prepare for more questions soon! [:D]

Thanks very much in advance!

Assuming your a PC, as far as I'm aware you will not be able to utilize more than the current 4GB unless you have XP or Vista64 and all hardware and software are 64bit compatible. And that is at least 12 months to two years down the line.

The top end MACs can do around 7GB i believe at the moment.

patience - it's coming.

Ah cool! But just to clarify - I would be able to load upto 4GB of samples with 8GB memory onboard? (PC+winXP)

Cheers!

No, that wont be possible. Im no PC man, but I believe u will be closer to 3GB for total sample amount.

@Vagn Luv said:

No, that wont be possible. Im no PC man, but I believe u will be closer to 3GB for total sample amount.

With 4 gb on board and XP - can only get to 2.8 gb.


Rob

hi,
do you guys recomment a little vst host that is ok with LAA ? for the moment i use xlutop chainer but don't know if it supports LAA (send a mail so support)

@vgodzillas said:

hi,
do you guys recomment a little vst host that is ok with LAA ? for the moment i use xlutop chainer but don't know if it supports LAA (send a mail so support)

No it is not LAA, although using LaaTiDo seems to work and is stable (at least for me). I believe that Forte is LAA, but I've only tested with it; not used it in real world scenarios.

DG