Hauptwerk Experience2 - Randall Mullin Website

sound quality. Check under Maximum memory sample resolution drop down
menu for this choice.
For those using a computer which has a more modest amount of memory
installed, you have an abundance of choices.
Should Hauptwerk stop you from loading, with this dialog,
click the “NO” button.
Next you decide how you would like to proceed. To save memory, you can try
the “less” options in the drop down lists on the right for some or all of the ranks,
or you can turn off complete ranks selecting them on the left, and choosing “NO”
in the Audio enabled field on the right. With the “less” options on the right you
can tell Hauptwerk whether the ranks will load with multiple loops or one;
multiple releases, or one. You can also truncate the releases of organs recorded
“wet” in live rooms with the Release sample truncation field, essentially
making them “dry.” Then you can apply external reverberation to them. If you
would like to make changes for more than one rank at once, you can use the Shift
and Control keys to select multiple ranks. For more information investigate the
Loading Instruments section of the Hauptwerk User Manual.
If you are having problems loading even smaller instruments, perhaps now
would be a good time to investigate adding more memory to your computer.
The prices have fallen dramatically in the last few months. In the beginning of
March, as I write this, I went on www.memory.com and investigated the price of
“maxing out” my Dell Precision 490. I can currently get 32 gigabytes of ram for
$1100! It was $16,000 for that much memory when I first bought my Dell.
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