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Using the Bosendorfer Piano

Using the Bosendorfer Piano

2003-12-12 by Mark

Both Bosendorfer sample discs (Bardstown and PMI Grandioso) are like 
2GB in size!  Will the EXS24 try and load the whole thing into ram?  
My machine has 1GB but I don't want to choke it to death. 

Thanks,
Mark

Re: [EXS] Using the Bosendorfer Piano

2003-12-12 by Murray McDowall

At 01:11 AM 12/12/03 +0000, you wrote: 
>
> Both Bosendorfer sample discs (Bardstown and PMI Grandioso) are like 
> 2GB in size!  Will the EXS24 try and load the whole thing into ram?  
> My machine has 1GB but I don't want to choke it to death. 


If you switch on the EXS24's Virtual Memory (AKA sample streaming, direct from
disk) it will buffer each sample (load the front end of  into RAM) and stream
the rest up from the hard disk as needed - pretty much what it does with audio
tracks. 

The RAM footprint of a big instrument will depend on the settings you choose in
the VM control panel -- you access this from the EXS24 options menu.

Regards,
Murray

Re: Using the Bosendorfer Piano

2003-12-12 by Nick Batzdorf

From: "Mark" <dfusion2000@...>

>Both Bosendorfer sample discs (Bardstown and PMI Grandioso) are like
>2GB in size!  Will the EXS24 try and load the whole thing into ram?

Only if you don't have disk streaming turned on. Download VSM if it's 
not on your system already, and look at the Options at the upper 
right of an EXS.
-- 

Nick Batzdorf
818/905-9101, cell 590-9101, fax 905-5434

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