Pro Audio Support

Q:
Is the total amount of RAM that must be allocated to Pro Tools based on the total number of plug-ins a session actually uses, or the total number of plug-ins in the DAE folder?
 
A:
The total amount of RAM that must be allocated to Pro Tools is based on the number of plug-ins a session actually uses. Most plug-ins do not require RAM resources until actually opened in a session.



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