While we are on this subject, I just did a test on memory load with the two different versions of Old Lady -16 and 24 bit. I noticed that the memory load in WinXP is identical with these two versions. I was a little surprised but then I thought this was likely due to the fact that I have 32 bit sample loading checked in the prefs. I tried turning that back to "Original" - which i expected would load the front end of each file in 24 bit format for the 24 bit version and 16 bit format for the 16 bit version of Old Lady. Result - same memory hit for each version with or without "32 Bit Float" format checked. This suggests either that: A) the "32 Bit Float"/"Original" switch has no effect when Virtual Memory (sample streaming) is working and/or B) that the buffering of each file is a fixed number of bytes - whatever the format - so if the number of files in the instrument is the same, the memory load of buffering them will be identical. Regards, Murray
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Re: [EXS] OLD LADY
2004-12-14 by Murray McDowall
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