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  • @CinematicComposing
    @CinematicComposing  Рік тому

    Work with Marc & Chris Young (Spider-Man). Grow as a composer and get career opportunities. Small group. Apply to MOMENTUM here: bit.ly/mmmylc

  • @ComboVeracruzOrquesta
    @ComboVeracruzOrquesta 2 роки тому +11

    Muchas Gracias, Alejandro y C.C.
    Será genial cuando también hagan éstas series de videos en español (castellano) para toda la comunidad latina e hispanohablante.
    Gracias de nuevo y ¡Siempre Salud y Éxitos!

  • @arthurneeman
    @arthurneeman 2 роки тому +5

    Thank you, Alejandro! Brilliant video. It's good to know people who knows a bit more and deep. Yesterday I made a theme for movie only with BBCSO Core on a laptop and whole orchestra took some 3 GB of RAM, because I switch off all unused articulations. Now after watching your video I'm going to test Synchron Player. It's amazing how much we don't know about tools we have just because no one is reading manuals :)

  • @umbertopisano
    @umbertopisano 2 роки тому +5

    Hey Alex! Great video, great content, thank you!

  • @la.autordluke
    @la.autordluke 5 місяців тому

    amazing dude! NICE information and great content

  • @EuSouDJCuco
    @EuSouDJCuco Рік тому

    Great Tips. Thank you!

  • @georgeguerrette
    @georgeguerrette Рік тому +3

    Thank you for this video! As I only use Kontakt (and LPX) I stopped watching once you moved on to other plug-ins. I’ve always wondered whether using single instances per patch or loading up a multitimbral array on one instance reduces CPU load. Thanks for showing singles are the way to go (which has always been my approach).
    As I’m limited to 16GB RAM I always go the purge samples before commencing work. One thing I’d like to add to your video is that Kontakt remembers what samples were used and, when opening a Logic project again (say, next day’s work session), Kontakt does seem to load in the samples used - without the need to save the Kontakt patch. That’s handy, reducing labour of saving Kontakt patches across a large template.
    Also, a big issue for CPU load you seem to have not addressed is the voice count setting; how many notes a patch can play at once. The default value for voices that sample authors set (maybe it’s a default value in the developer software?) is always WAY more than what’s needed. For example, you playing a quick series of notes to show additional samples being loaded showed a voice usage of about 30. Meanwhile, the voice setting is at ONE THOUSAND! While attributes of any given Kontakt library, such as additional mic placements used, legato and release samples etc. do require more voices, no patch I’ve ever used comes anywhere near using the default values! So, playing a sequence for a bit to see how many voices a patch A TUALLY uses, one can reduce the voice setting (doubled-click on the field and enter a value) and this will significantly reduce CPU load.
    If I am mot recording live audio, and just entering data via a USB controller, I also max out Logic’s audio buffer value. This, in combination with the above tactics, results in rare overloads and allows me to load in well over 100 tracks of instruments (on a 2013 quad core i7!). Sometimes keyboard pmay via the controller may get laggy. In such cases I simply turn on low latency mode in Logic (easy key command) and all’s well.
    As for the convenience of loading multiple instruments in a Kontakt multi patch - but suffering COU spikes as a result - I create a series of tracks in Logic containing all articulations of a particular instrument (say, 1st Violin), create a Track Stack of them all in Logic and save THAT as a performance/patch WITHIN LOGIC ITSELF.
    This all results in the smallest possible memory and CPU footprint in an easy to load and go workflow.

  • @povilasl5383
    @povilasl5383 Рік тому

    amazing video! I was looking for a clear explanation on what the preload buffer size does ans you explained it very clearly! thank you!

  • @nitinmistry6280
    @nitinmistry6280 2 роки тому +1

    Thank you for the Ram and CPU saving tips, especially with Kontkat.
    I did not know that you could disable patches in Albion One like you showed.
    Very useful.
    Thank you.

  • @maxtofone
    @maxtofone 2 роки тому

    Much gratitude for this great video and tips... Many blessings, MaxT

  • @GuyDumais
    @GuyDumais Рік тому

    Thank you, Alejandro! Awesome video, short and right to the point.

  • @carlosgarciareche6764
    @carlosgarciareche6764 2 роки тому

    Awesome. I have a live performance with Cubase for tomorrow and I find it very useful! Thanks Marc and Alejandro

  • @roxnroll8050
    @roxnroll8050 2 роки тому

    Holy crap! What an amazingly helpful video - thanks!!!

  • @Neuri
    @Neuri Рік тому

    Thanks Marc great explanation on Kontakt

  • @MorisoniProductions
    @MorisoniProductions 2 роки тому

    Thank you Alejandro.. an always-useful reminder on how to reduce CPU, simply explained. Appreciated!

  • @vredeopaardeinc.3521
    @vredeopaardeinc.3521 2 роки тому

    Thank you. Clear teaching

  • @max-musiccreator5355
    @max-musiccreator5355 Рік тому

    Thanks man 🙏 This was super helpful !

  • @franciscoaragao5398
    @franciscoaragao5398 Рік тому

    Incrível. Claro e muito, muito útil. Obrigado.

  • @droeloe6062
    @droeloe6062 Рік тому

    Big thanks!

  • @rdru2ner82
    @rdru2ner82 2 роки тому

    Thank you So. I have very good information

  • @iloveomarvarela2680
    @iloveomarvarela2680 Рік тому +1

    soy de colombia y hasta en inglés se nota el acento de españa. hahahaha, tan lindo e inteligente que es

  • @MelloMan
    @MelloMan 2 роки тому

    Great teaching

  • @CBPM_
    @CBPM_ 2 роки тому

    Awesome content Alejandro - might be worth explaining the relationship between Sample Rate, Buffer and Latency! Eg I get much lower latency running at 96k @ 128 buffer than I would at the same buffer at a sample rate of 48k...

  • @cksimango2974
    @cksimango2974 2 роки тому

    i'm gonna rena and change color on my channel to stay super organized

  • @ErtywekPL
    @ErtywekPL 3 місяці тому

    And for such videos I love youtube.

  • @beatsbywoods8388
    @beatsbywoods8388 2 роки тому +4

    In Kontact why don’t you just Purge your Samples, and only have the Ram and CPU pull the samples from the notes you actually are going to use instead of some random number? If your not going to play above like C4 I don’t know why you would want the load of carrying those samples when they are not in use. Just Purge and then every note you hit will load 1 at a time(Quickly)

  • @KeithHutchinsonYT
    @KeithHutchinsonYT 2 роки тому +1

    Learnt a lot, very useful info. Thank you but the sound in the background is distracting and annoying.... you don't need it. All the best.

  • @Jazzygrouch144
    @Jazzygrouch144 9 місяців тому

    This definitely stops the audio from cutting out

  • @hassanchrayit5477
    @hassanchrayit5477 2 роки тому

    Thanks

  • @lattetown
    @lattetown 2 роки тому

    VEP7 also seems to offload its hosted instruments into RAM

  • @indikasampath5440
    @indikasampath5440 Рік тому

    Thanks a lot

  • @BrofUJu
    @BrofUJu 2 роки тому

    Great tips! Does anyone know if computers tend to do that one core per one plugin thing? I like doing multi outs with EastWest stuff as well, but dunno if I'm murdering my CPU

  • @sekritskworl-sekrit_studios
    @sekritskworl-sekrit_studios 3 місяці тому

    Is it unwise to add synchron instruments as the core of a template since the player is not multitimbral?

  • @johnheavenly3552
    @johnheavenly3552 2 роки тому

    Useful!

  • @AugmentedNick
    @AugmentedNick 9 місяців тому

    I always have to restart my laptop multiple times while recording a song (guitar). After adding 4 5 tracks, the sound starts to flicker and it just disconnects for 10 15 secs then comes back flickering again. I use cubase and have 16 gb RAM, i5 11th gen on my dell laptop. When I checked the memory usage, Cubase only took 882 MB but still there's this sound issue. Not sure if upgrading a RAM will fix this. do you have any suggestions?

  • @michaelt6935
    @michaelt6935 2 роки тому

    so it's better to have something like intel i9 10gen with 10 cores 3,70 Ghz, or intel i5 13gen with only 6 cores 3,50 GHz but another 8 of 2,50 GHZ ?

  • @maplefoxx6285
    @maplefoxx6285 2 роки тому

    Why is Kontakt so crazy lol. Have you ever tried uninstalling a Kontakt library, you have to go into the registry and remove keys in 3 places, I still can't believe they do not have an uninstall option that fully removes those yet. Nice trick thanks. Switching to Reaper saved me a ton of resources, the install file is only 14mb and it is just as good as any DAW really I like it better because of the customization options and the articulation manager is better because it is 3rd party script and the guy updates it, it is called Reaticulate

  • @CinEDM
    @CinEDM Рік тому

    i have a relative newly bought mid-high range setup, with B550 pro, Ryzen 7 5800X 4.7ghz, 40GB 2666mhz DDR4 (it alsso says 10GB virtual R, why idno). with that RTX3060ti , All noctua coolers, /w 5x case fans and dh15 double on CPU. Using 5x2TB SSD for Samples, libraries and all the music related stuff. the other 44TB is less effectie SSD's and SATAs. (for everything else. School n internet n shit.) but i can still sti 3.5 min and wait for a library to load.......... and when done .. when i play it can also sound glitchy and feels like i am trying from a I3 DUAL core sysem with 200MB ram..... This feels restricted to kontakt only issue

  • @jaketanner109
    @jaketanner109 2 роки тому +1

    TIP: When purging samples from Kontakt, to get a smoother first playback, simply play some of the main notes in your piece (like a main melody). Doesn't need to be all of them, but even if you manage to get 40% of the notes pre loaded from purge, you should be okay with playback.

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    @musakalimullha8272 2 роки тому

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  • @joobastudio
    @joobastudio 2 роки тому

    Thanks