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GO loading error - out of memory

hhpackrat

New member
When I try to load one of my larger GO sample sets, I get the following error:

Out of memory - only parts of the organ are loaded. Please reduce memory footprint via the sample loading settings.

Exactly how do I go about doing this? Do I need to manually go into the file and delete stops and their associated WAV files? Or what?

I'm somewhat of a beginner with GO and don't yet know all the ins and outs of the system.


Harvey
 

e9925248

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After the organ is paritially loaded [you can even use cancel during loading], open the organ dialog, select a part of the organ and change its loads settings.

Then save & reload.

PS: 32 Bit GO + 32 bit Windows are limited to about 2GB of memory.
 
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