FL Memory Usage
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FL Memory Usage
in the Memory usage bit in the top left hand corner of fl7 it when ever i get towards the end of a song it allways seems to be at about 400MB+ which is wayy to much and it makes it kind of lag a bit in the song, how can i get it to use less memory without using less VST's or is it not possible??
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Re: FL Memory Usage
memory saving tips in fruity loops:
-use smart disable for all effects except reverbs and delays (this can make effects kick in with a bit of a lag on playback and cut off tails - but shouldn't affect the rendered version). you can right click on the individual effects menus in the mixer to customise the smart disable function.
-try using less memory-heavy plug-ins. you can see which ones drain the most memory by running something through just the effect you're looking at. Switch off the HQ for all plug-ins option when you're not using it.
-render stuff you're happy with up - with the effects on, then remove the part (and effect) and add the rendered version (the old bounce-down method). worth saving first though under a different name so you can go back if you need to.
there's probably loads of other options too, but those are the ones i use the most.
-use smart disable for all effects except reverbs and delays (this can make effects kick in with a bit of a lag on playback and cut off tails - but shouldn't affect the rendered version). you can right click on the individual effects menus in the mixer to customise the smart disable function.
-try using less memory-heavy plug-ins. you can see which ones drain the most memory by running something through just the effect you're looking at. Switch off the HQ for all plug-ins option when you're not using it.
-render stuff you're happy with up - with the effects on, then remove the part (and effect) and add the rendered version (the old bounce-down method). worth saving first though under a different name so you can go back if you need to.
there's probably loads of other options too, but those are the ones i use the most.
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Re: FL Memory Usage
Turn off all the FX on the mixer slots you're not using, this always works for me
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Re: FL Memory Usage
Noizydan wrote:render stuff you're happy with up - with the effects on, then remove the part (and effect) and add the rendered version (the old bounce-down method).
i used to get the crackly noise all the time, until i realised that i didn't need to have all those massives open at the same time and that the delay i was using for 16 bars did not need to be on for the rest of the track. now everything's clear as a bell.back2onett wrote:Turn off all the FX on the mixer slots you're not using
and if 400mb ram is too much, you do not have enough ram.
Re: FL Memory Usage
My watch has 512mb.
Check the cpu section, that's prolly where you got trouble.
Check the cpu section, that's prolly where you got trouble.
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