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How should I set this? I searched the manuals for 'cache' but found no mention of this.
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The cache is used to temporary store MIR impulse responses in RAM after they've been read from disk. That reduces the time to update the wet signal after you move an instrument or switch to a new venue (since reading from disk then can be skipped). It does not provide any benefit when you're running a 'static' project that is already set up.
While you're setting up a project, move instruments or switch venues the cache should be as large as possible (as long as you don't need the RAM to load samples). With a small cache size things might take a bit longer to update.
best, Florian Florian Walter
Vienna Symphonic Library GmbH
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Thanks. This is good to know. I'll raise it when I'm moving things around in MIR. My only problem will remembering to lower it back down when I'm done moving things around.
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Hi.
Does this mean that MIR is not reading from disk while it is playing back music? So that it does,´t matter if the impulse responses reside on a slow or fast disk (other than for setup-time?)
Best,
Gaute Storaas
www.gautestoraas.no
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Exactly. All the individual, pre-rendered IRs for each Icon on a MIR Venue's stage have to be kept in RAM for the actual convolution process. In other words: Once you're set-up, the disk speed is irrelevant for MIR's own performance.
Be aware that the amount of time needed to re-read IRs from disk might be considerable, though - depending on the kind of adjustments you just applied.
Kind regards, /Dietz - Vienna Symphonic Library
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