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Maximizing RAM with the Vienna Instruments Symphonic Cube
12/14/2006

With a sample collection Like Vienna Instruments Symphonic Cube that's over 550 gigabytes, you may find yourself up against limitations imposed by your computer's available RAM. That's when the Learn, Optimize, aand reset buttons are of great value. If you activate "Learn" and then play your MIDI track, the software will keep track of all the notes played. When you click on "Optimize" after the piece has ended, the software will remove all the samples except those you actually played. If you need to change something, hit the "Reset" button to reload all the samples that "Optimize" purged from RAM. By using these three buttons, you'll run out of RAM less often. That's a good thing, trust us.





Other Techtips from December 2006:
December 29 - Easier String Bends on an Acoustic Guitar
December 28 - Fatten Up Your Piano Parts with a Pad
December 27 - Hardware Mapping in Windows
December 22 - Using the Symphonic Cube with a USB MIDI Controller
December 21 - Compacting Audio Files in Digital Performer
December 20 - Adding a Lush Pad Sound to a Piano Track in Garage Band
December 19 - Importing Other Formats Into Kontakt 2.2
December 18 - Zooming In On Logic Pro Version 7
December 15 - The Importance of the Vienna Instruments Directory Manager
December 14 - Maximizing RAM with the Vienna Instruments Symphonic Cube
December 13 - Font Smoothing in Mac OS X
December 12 - Quick Slideshows (Mac OS X "Tiger")
December 11 - Restoring the Correct Time Zone in Windows XP
December 08 - Installing OS X "Tiger" on an Older Mac
December 07 - The End of SCSI — or is it?
December 06 - Another iPod/iTunes Tip
December 05 - Mbox 2 Pro Effects Send/Return Issues
December 04 - Using Key Commands in Logic Pro 7
December 01 - Where'd That Download Come From? (Mac OS X)


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