this may seem like a dumb question, but im a bit suspicious about this
issue.
i have about 1gb of physical memory in my pc right now, and a few tracks
im working on, with several plugins running etc, the sequencer program
im using cant playback the track without breaking up with all the plugs
on. i can go up to 2 gb with this motherboard.
what i want to know is, how much will doing that ACTUALLY help?
will it? will i actually be able to use more plugins before running
across these problems?
thanks.
> this may seem like a dumb question, but im a bit suspicious about this
> issue.
> i have about 1gb of physical memory in my pc right now, and a few tracks
> im working on, with several plugins running etc, the sequencer program
> im using cant playback the track without breaking up with all the plugs
> on. i can go up to 2 gb with this motherboard.
> what i want to know is, how much will doing that ACTUALLY help?
> will it? will i actually be able to use more plugins before running
> across these problems?
> thanks.
I highly doubt it's the ram, more likely just running out of CPU, perhaps a
hard drive issue.
> this may seem like a dumb question, but im a bit suspicious about this
> issue.
> i have about 1gb of physical memory in my pc right now, and a few tracks
> im working on, with several plugins running etc, the sequencer program im
> using cant playback the track without breaking up with all the plugs on. i
> can go up to 2 gb with this motherboard.
> what i want to know is, how much will doing that ACTUALLY help?
> will it? will i actually be able to use more plugins before running across
> these problems?
> thanks.
Using Windows? Do Ctrl-Alt-Del and click on task manager. Click the
Processes tab. Start your sequencer, and watch the memory usage for the
sequencer app. If it's huge, say 600 MB, then you might need more RAM.
"MisterE" <wisecup@shmadelphia.net> wrote in message news:CradnaZPCYA_so_eRVn-gw@adelphia.com...
> this may seem like a dumb question, but im a bit suspicious about this
> issue.
> i have about 1gb of physical memory in my pc right now, and a few tracks
> im working on, with several plugins running etc, the sequencer program
> im using cant playback the track without breaking up with all the plugs
> on. i can go up to 2 gb with this motherboard.
> what i want to know is, how much will doing that ACTUALLY help?
> will it? will i actually be able to use more plugins before running
> across these problems?
> thanks.
I think you have another problem. Is this a dedicated audio workstation?
"MisterE" <wisecup@shmadelphia.net> wrote in message news:QYWdnbE8G4yrV47eRVn-rg@adelphia.com...
>
>
> David Morgan (MAMS) wrote:
> >
> >
> > I think you have another problem. Is this a dedicated audio workstation?
> >
> >
>
> yes, it is. its a 2.1 or so ghz processor, and i have 2 hard drives with
> about 5-10gb free on each.
Slam out a list of all hardware and software components, OS details,
and known drivers specific to audio peripheral. Post more infor for
more help...
On Sun, 28 Aug 2005 17:54:10 -0400, MisterE <wisecup@shmadelphia.net>
wrote:
>this may seem like a dumb question, but im a bit suspicious about this
>issue.
>i have about 1gb of physical memory in my pc right now, and a few tracks
>im working on, with several plugins running etc, the sequencer program
>im using cant playback the track without breaking up with all the plugs
>on. i can go up to 2 gb with this motherboard.
>what i want to know is, how much will doing that ACTUALLY help?
>will it? will i actually be able to use more plugins before running
>across these problems?
>thanks.
Plugins generally need a little memory and a lot of processor power.
Plugins which are sample players with big sample sets definitely
benefit from lots of memory.
What program? What plugins? You aren't giving us much to go on.
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