Hello,
Apologies if this has been asked before - a search didn't find what I was looking for:
Is it more CPU/RAM-efficient to use a single Vienna Ensemble or multiple instances of Vienna Instrument players in your sequencer of choice, assuming the same sounds loaded in each? I'm experimenting at the moment with each (using Logic as my host).
Any thoughts/comments appreciated!
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What's more efficient: VE or multiple VI's?
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Using the RTAS versions in Pro Tools I've found that I can get slightly more VI instances loaded when running them inside VE than individually. The difference isn't enormous (1-2 instances only). I think it's possible to address more RAM using VE though (on 32-bit systems) as VE is able to access its own RAM rather than just the host's. I'm not particularly technically-minded but I'm sure I remember some discussion about this last year when VE first appeared and that this was the upshot, that VE offered a way of addressing more RAM while we're waiting for fully 64-bit systems.
Nick
Mac Mini M2 16Gb RAM 500Gb int. SSD 2Tb ext. SSD Pro Tools/Mixbus An awful lot of VI, Synchron-ised and Synchron libraries, amongst others. VSL user since 2003. -
Hello
the more efficient is VE standalone and Logic use IAC to send midi to the VE
see http://community.vsl.co.at/forums/p/19537/136504.aspx#136504
Best
Cyril
MacBook Pro M3 MAX 128 GB 8TB - 2 x 48" screen --- Logic Pro --- Mir Pro 3D --- Most of the VI libs, a few Synch... libs --- Quite a few Kontakt libs --- CS80 fanatic -