haha! i bought a new 512 meg chip just 2 days ago, i wasnt sure why really, just its cheap right now...now i know:) ill give that a go thanks andy --- In exs-users@y..., "Sascha Franck" <saschafranck@s...> wrote: > highlandsource wrote: > > hmm, and possibly aha! the 32 bit float is a mac preference? i > > was under the impression it needed to be set before > > conversion?..see, i know about the 32 but float situation, but id > > converted everything before i knew! i mean EVERYTHING! > > This preference setting has got nothing to do with converting. > The EXS's internal processing is allways going on in 32bit float, so every > loaded sample has to be converted. If you're using "source" quality this has > to happen on the fly => using up more CPU power. > If you are however using "32bit float" samples will be converted when the > EXS loads them into your RAM. This of course means a bit more RAM will be > used (double amount if the source is 16bit, 1/3 more if it's 24bit), but > you'll get quite some better performance with it (I'd even buy some more RAM > to get the benefits of saving up CPU power). > Just give it a try! > > Regards, > Sascha
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[exs] Re: Xtreme Analog
2001-12-14 by highlandsource
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