shomynik
Active Member
Does anybody knows a real difference between closing an app such as Cubase normally VS ending it in the task manager? Is there any downside if one just always closes it via "end task" (win 10 , aka "end process" in win 7)?
Looking at the task manager, I noticed that when I close Cubase, it unloads RAM in it's pace - which is quite slow, and only then closes. But, if I just end Cubase process/task right there in the task manager, Cubase closes and RAM unloads everything instantly.
I use VEP with slaves, but as it's faster I load Kontakt directly in the Cubase as well for things I don't have in my template. So, often I end up using a lot of RAM with those.
Looking at the task manager, I noticed that when I close Cubase, it unloads RAM in it's pace - which is quite slow, and only then closes. But, if I just end Cubase process/task right there in the task manager, Cubase closes and RAM unloads everything instantly.
I use VEP with slaves, but as it's faster I load Kontakt directly in the Cubase as well for things I don't have in my template. So, often I end up using a lot of RAM with those.