Yes that's right!!!

I have the same experience. And this is a Major Prio. For example, when you create a Kontakt VST2 instrument, you will see the memory increase in the Windows task manager. As soon as you turn off the instrument, you will see the memory decrease in the Windows task manager. If you do the same procedure for a Kontakt VST3 instrument, the memory in the windows task manager will remain unchanged. This is very annoying for the efficient use of memory. I myself use midi controller automation to turn instruments on and off and this is also a great feature in Vienna Ensemble Pro 7. I hope that VSL solves this problem soon. Hope to hear from you Paul? Because I will continue to support your excellent products!

First of all I would like to say that VEP7 is a great product. (despite the learning curve). The new features in VEP7 are also an improvement. However, there are a number of issues that I have run into over the years. I use Midi focus a lot. A function where you can see exactly which instrument (Channel) is active. As soon as you choose another DAW track, you will immediately see which instrument is active after playing a number of midi notes. Now I also use automation. Especially turning instruments on and off via a CC command. The problem I find annoying is that when I use the disable/enable channel via CC21, the instrument View is not held. It falls back to the mixer view. So for every channel I disable/enable via automation I have to manually click on the channelbar to see the instrument view. What I would like to see is that the  instrument view remains visible at all times. Also with snap/unsnap Instrument it also falls back on mixer view. If it is possible, I would of course like to hear about it. Thanks in advance.

Kind regards

Roland