EvilDragon
KSP Wizard
OK, thanks for the info!
Hmm, I'm hesitant to try to reproduce it again on my end, given the frozen system and hard reboot last time.@rMancer OK I've now tried to repro your steps.
While I did get the same behavior of increasing RAM at every cut-paste, when reaching the max RAM that I have (64 gigs, that took a while), I did not get any message about crashing, instead already taken memory was reused/reallocated, which is the intended behavior of this new memory manager.
I'm still having this issue four years on from when it was first reported.No changes in K7. Please read the above - the memory is only displayed as taken but the new back-end memory manager in Kontakt only marks the memory as free to use by other processes. If another process requests more memory, OS will give it that.
Thanks for the update Mario but I'm certain it's more than a visual thing. I'll read over the thread to see if I can see what you mean.There are not going to be any changes in this regard, as far as I know. As I explained, this is more a visual thing, but memory is being marked as unused, so other processes can reclaim it when they need it.
Modern memory managers work in mysterious ways.
Are you sure you're not seeing cached memory being delegated by macos?I'm on the latest OSX 10.12 Sierra, Kontakt 6.3.2 and I was using whatever the latest version of Kontakt 6 that works with Sierra is. But I've seen the same issues on Kontakt 6.7 on Monterey on other machines. I also use AU format for Logic.
I've actually now started experiencing the same issue now with Kontakt 6.3.2 over the past few days. Importing everything into a new logic project fixes it every time though.
I'll have a look through the changelogs.
Edit: I haven't used/upgraded to 7 yet.