Discover the Art of Sound
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Whenever I see a discussion about using lots of sample libraries, memory problems or orchestral templates, I am surprised how many people don’t know about a simple command called “disable tracks.”
Please keep in mind that I’ve used Cubase in this video, but this also works the same way in Studio One. Besides that, I think it is obvious that you are still limited by your physical RAM depending on how many active instruments you use.
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