disable VST loading into ram

[willard cottrell 13]

I am developing a template but have been unable to find info on disabling a VST from loading into ram.

I use BBC SO, GPO 5, easrwest string orch much more than my other orch Vst's.  Generally use a number of articulations and various Vst instruments, but not in every project  Is there a way to have a folder w/ eastwest present, but w/o it being loaded into ram?

 

Willard

[Glenn Stanton 179]

if you open a file while holding the shift key down, it will ask if if you want to load a plugin, one at a time.  and it works when opening from a "new from template" or new from the start screen...

[willard cottrell 13]

Thanks for your reply.

 

Just to make sure I'm on the right track.

I could have a series of VST folders ie EW; GPO; listed but empty.  Then when I open the template simply install what I need.  IE 5 GPO tracks, 2 EW etc

 

Thanks

Willard

[gustabo 40]

Disconnect the synth from it's tracks

 

[bitflipper 989]

Archive the track. That's specifically what it's for.

[gustabo 40]

14 hours ago, bitflipper said:

Archive the track. That's specifically what it's for.

It'll still load samples into ram.

[bitflipper 989]

How can it do that if the instrument itself isn't loaded into RAM? Who's doing the loading?

[chris.r 668]

4 hours ago, gustabo said:

It'll still load samples into ram.

No, it shouldn't if the synth is disconnected (or archived).

[gustabo 40]

18 hours ago, chris.r said:

No, it shouldn't if the synth is disconnected (or archived).

Try it yourself.

 

[bitflipper 989]

We're apparently talking about different things. I'm sure if you suggested an experiment that demonstrates samples loading on an archived track, that would clear up the misunderstanding.