But for the most part, it feels like improvements were minimal, and here I am trying to get Bidule to help support DP so that I can avoid crashes. Admittedly, I can now load numerous PLAY instruments at once, where loading 2-3 would be the limit on my G5. When I upgraded my computer from a G5 to a MacPro (about one year ago), I was quite disappointed to discover that the improvements in DP's handling of additional VIs and management of CPU seemed very minimal.
MIDI Life Crisis wrote:PB is essentially a band-aid for me until I get a new machine. Will also include an essential drum kit or two. I'm actually thinking of limiting it to my favorite brass and strings, at this point, since those are instruments that I would like to have available in each project without thinking about which ones I need to load and where I can find them. Bidule is having problems with SampleTank, and I was really hoping load a bunch of SampleTank instances into it so that Bidule would act like just like an external module stocked with all my favorite sounds.īut alas, it seems like I will have to limit it to my favorite-favorite-favorite sounds. I'm also still testing the limits of Bidule and trying to figure out what I can get away with.
I don't think you can load more into Bidule than you could load into DP, but if you use it to load 2-3 GB of your most important bread and butter instruments that you want access to, then at least you have more room to work with in DP. MIDI Life Crisis wrote:I still have to do a little research on the CPU impact even with PB but I know for sure it is far better than trying to make DP chew on multiple VIs.
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