I've searched the lists, and I still feel very unsure about how to manage system memory. Logic 5.5, OS 9, EXS24, Atmosphere, etc. on a powerbook 667 with 778 meg of ram. I have the preferred size for logic set to 200,000, and locked. But tonight near the end of a project with maybe 5 exs instances open and one (big) atmosphere instance, the program begin to move very ponderously. Took a look and sure enough, the program had 360 some meg of memory, but the bar showed that it was almost all used up. Now. Isn't the program taking new memory every time I open a new exs instance and load a sample? The only thing I have any control over is how much memory to give it at boot up, no? And if I give it too much, there will be less left over for samples, is that right? I don't know, couple that with the fact that atmosphere draws it's sample memory from outside logic, from the remaining free memory in the system, and I'm just pretty much thoroughly confused about how much memory to give Logic in the first place. Does it depend on what kind of softsynths I want to use per session? Should I be tailoring the memory assigned to Logic per session? And if so, what about in most cases where I don't know in advance what I'm going to be using? I know, I know, OS X. But I have to get through the next few months on OS 9 still. Can anyone shed some wisdom? Cheers! Darcy
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[EXS] Memory management- mac
2003-08-23 by Darcy Phillips
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