Christian Schoenebeck wrote: > Es geschah am Wednesday 29 October 2008 als Graham Goode schrieb: > >> Hi Christian, >> >> I'm a newish user of LinuxSampler who can now compile everything from >> CVS in both Ubuntu and Puppy Linux, so I've come a long way from >> absolute beginner. Just a few questions to help me understand what >> you're saying about the command line max. voices and streams. >> 1. If you went with the simpler 'global' option would that then mean: >> a) that regardless of how many sampler engines are running the limit >> of the whole lot would be what is set by the global option, or >> b) each sampler engine would run with the set global limit as its own >> limit? 2. With the 'more overhead work' / per engine option would the >> eventual front-end then allow one to set the voices and streams per >> audio device? >> >> If the answer is 1b then I think it is a great step forward. The >> second option would be really nice to have, but if it is a lot of work >> then I agree that it might not be worth it ATM. >> > So > let's say you set a voice limit of 64 and you have 3 audio output devices. In > this case you also have 3 instances of a sampler engine, each one managing > its own voices and streams. So you end up with an effective voice limit of > 192 not 64 (if you use all 3 engine instances at the same time, and push all > 3 to their limit)! But each individual instance still limits its amount of > voices to 64. So if you just use one sampler instance for a while, it > wouldn't go up to 192, but up to 64. So it's a suboptimal solution, but it > could be implemented quickly. > > > When you say 3 engine instances being 3 audio output devices, I get a bit confused. Are you saying that if you create 3 audio output devices Fantasia, that would create 3 sampler engine instances each with it's own settings?
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