I use Roland v-drums (TD-25) but I don’t use any of the onboard sounds. With the kind of stuff you’re talking about, I’m sure I’d have to step up the cooling to some kind of liquid cooler or something.Īnother consideration is how much latency you’re willing to put up with. I’m not really pushing it to the max, so it doesn’t run hot at all. I wonder whether a 16-core processor might better handle OS system processes whilst still allowing 12 cores for assignment to instances. So 10-12 instances of GP is possible, although I may never get around to implementing all this. Master Instance - Doesn’t do much… just takes my complex networked MIDI rig inputs and translates them into usable loopMIDI input groups for the use of other instances. No audio, unless perhaps clicks and tracks Show Control Instance - Handles OSC communication to lighting, control of digital board via MIDI, and remapping of MIDI footpedals to functions on a song-by-song basis.
Looping Instance - Fed from four stereo busses, with one stereo output Would separate into three instances only if necessary. Vocal Instance - Three mono voices into basic transducer and modulation effects here and there. Likely 3 x mono + 3 x stereo for 9 outputs. Number of outputs determined by how much separation I want to allow for simplification of FOX mixing. Could split this by player, and again by instrument if necessary into as many as 5 separate instances. Guitars Instance(s): Will handle plugins and amp emulations for six guitar-ish inputs, but these are handled by two players… no more than three inputs active during a given song. May occasionally get triggered from another member’s foot pedal or keyboard, but seldom.
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4 x Stereo Outputs to mixer (one stereo channel per band member plus synth bass)ĮDrum Instance: Will run either Superior Drummer or MODO drums. Will sometimes remain unused during a song with no synths.
Synth Bank Instance: Very high processing requirements for lush sounds, sometimes with three simultaneous players (up to 4 hands at a time playing unique patches, sometimes with an additional 4 patches ready-to-go using keyboard splits or variations). It’s true that I may never use the 10 or 12 cores that even a more modest threadripper would include… although it would be comforting to think that there would always be an idle core just waiting to take up any additional load I throw at it.
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