Multiple PCs and ESQL Symphonic Orchestraġ. My last tip is to freeze all of the VSTi when you have finished writing your piece, as this will almost totally free your CPU to process any reverb effects that you may wish to add. Remember the whole VSTi is frozen so it is best to use one instance (or more) of Kompakt for each section of the orchestra. You can "Unfreeze" at any time to make any changes and then refreeze. This will render your VSTi output to an audio file and disable the VSTi and thus lighten your CPU load.
When I am using it to write music I stop all non-essential background processes.Īnother thing to point out is that if you are composing in a program like Cubase you should make use of the "Freeze" function.
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I have tuned my PC for audio use, and I try to keep the software on it to a bare minimum. To answer your second question, my computer is as follows AMD XP3000+, 3Gb RAM, 1 x 300Gb and 3 x 120Gb Hard Drives. So if you have a particularly involved string passage you may have to use three or four articulations. There are many ways to play notes on each instrument, and each of these techniques or articulations needs its own set of samples.
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If you try to play short notes using a legato patch it will note sound real. A violin section playing long (legato) notes will sound very different to one playing short (staccato) notes. Articulations are simply different ways of playing the same instrument e.g.
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