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I guess I was under the impression that if im running on a quade core then I would not have any problems.
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You were definitely under the wrong impression.
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Should this be applied to midi tracks as well?!? Like Trilogy or Batery?!??!
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It really depends on the plugin, and how much CPU power it uses. As I mentioned, amp simulators are CPU hogs.
Some Virtual instrument plugins will tax your system, most will not. XPand, for instance, is really light on the CPU usage. You can put a ton of them in a session and still not max things out.
Most sampler plugins (like Battery) will require more memory to run depending on how heavy a sample load you put on it. It also really depends on which version of Battery you are talking about.
Trilogy can sometimes carry a heavy load, but not usually enough to bring a modern PC to it's knees. And you really wouldn't be using more than one of them in a session at a time.