fred wrote: > Quentin Harley a écrit : >> It works almost like a credit limit ;-) > > Credit limit ??? I'm not sure to understanding this : do you means > that swap doesn't serve to anything with 1Gb RAM ?? I tought swap was > ONLY here to give some more memory when RAM is full used ?
Correct. Just as your credit limit lets you spend more money than you actually have. There are drawbacks though, and the main drawback of swap, is loss of speed. More RAM (think 2-4 Gb) is much better for performance. >> You will have to either optimise your plug settings, > > How can I do this ? You are already using effect busses, I'm sure. Some effects are more processor hungry, and you can try to either use them less, or try some alternatives. Use "top" to find the culprits. > >> or start to print the effects to tracks to take some strain of the >> processor. Create some tape mode tracks, and route the output of a >> track with effects to its input, and record. Now disable the effects >> of the original track, and mute it. > > Yeah, this old tracking thing I hope to forget when I come to > Linux... :-(( > Well, I was afraid with this 1GbRAM nothing's to expect, but had to > test to be sure !! There is unfortunately always some physical limit to your processing power, and I believe you have found it. Happy optimisation, (and save up for more RAM) Cheers, Quentin _______________________________________________ 64studio-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.64studio.com/mailman/listinfo/64studio-users
