Instruments • Re: Why do you dislike Arturia VSTs?

Sure, you can "freeze" instrument tracks but only if there's no automation going on which obviously requires the instrument to be computed constantly. Not to mention that this can quickly fill up your disk - files with 192 kHz samplerate and 32-bit float (or more) are not exactly small.

So help me understand why you are running at 192khz sample rate and losing your crap over graphics files that are measured in the tens of MBs.

Wow

Good for you if you take the purist route and only use synths without any further processing or additional instruments.

But then it's no longer the Arturia plugins is it? It most certainly isn't because there is a graphics file measured in the tens of MBs

Unless you have 100 instances of the GUI open at the same time you are not using any resources

Not true. They still need the same CPU and RAM.

They won't use any system resources for the graphics files which seem to be what you are losing your crap over. As long as the graphics are not being displayed or rendered they have zero impact on your CPU or RAM, and why would they?

Statistics: Posted by IvyBirds — Tue Aug 13, 2024 11:46 pm

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