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I am creating a piece which needs 12 different buffers. Each buffer needs to be 20 minutes long (1200000ms) ;(((. I am able to create up to 4 buffers of 20 minutes. Max simply crashes once I create the fifth one. Any idea if there are limits in sizes / numbers or if I should simply use another object?

I am creating a piece which needs 12 different buffers. Each buffer needs to be 20 minutes long (1200000ms)  ;(((. I am able to create up to 4 buffers of 20 minutes. Max simply crashes once I create the fifth one. Any idea if there are limits in sizes / numbers or if I should simply use another object?  

buffer-object-size-number-limits

What OS, what Max version, How much real Memory (RAM) is available etc ?

What OS, what Max version, How much real Memory (RAM) is available etc ?
No info = no help...


- MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Late 2013)

- OSX 10.11.5 (15F34)
- Max 7.2.2 (32 bits mac)
- MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Late 2013)
- Memory: 16GB
- 1TB SSD
- Audio Interface: RME Fireface UCX 

Hi, 1 minute of 2 channel buffer needs 20 MB of RAM.

20 x 20 = 400 MB x 4 =1600 MB, so You are still within 32 bit memory usage limit of 4 GB.

If You are using Buffers with 4 channels, that would be the maximum, 4 x quad 20 minutes.

Hi,  1 minute of 2 channel  buffer needs 20 MB of RAM.
20 x 20 = 400 MB x 4 =1600 MB, so You are still within 32 bit memory usage limit of 4 GB.
32 bit apps can't use more than that.
If You  are using Buffers with 4 channels, that would be the maximum, 4 x quad 20 minutes.
If not, then it could be OS problem...


I've been researching this topic for an important project lately. I was able to fit 30+ min long, 96k sample rate, 24 bit, mono audio files into four different buffer~ objects with no problem what so ever. This was in a very beaffy hardware: 32 gb RAM, SSD, Windows 10 PC. Developed in Max 8.2

I've been researching this topic for an important project lately. I was able to fit 30+ min long, 96k sample rate, 24 bit, mono audio files into four different  buffer~ objects with no problem what so ever. This was in a very beaffy hardware: 32 gb RAM, SSD, Windows 10 PC. Developed in Max 8.2

Buffer object, size / number limits?