When the goal is generating high-quality audio, I think the strategy of composing in layers is the most practical, where 10 to 20 instruments is fine for a layer.

Of course, it depends on the primary goal and whether the primary goal is (a) to produce sheet music or (b) to generate high-quality audio. I suppose that if one has a large display, it might be possible to see more than 20 staves at once, but the practical reality in the digital universe is that there is a reason the editing window for posts is about the size of a 3' by 5' note card, where to be more specific this actually is larger than the field of vision that can be in focus, so while it might be nice to have a virtual festival of instruments in a single NOTION score, I am not convinced that it is very practical. The 4GB 32-bit application workstation limitation does not apply when NOTION is run in 64-bit mode, but there are other limits. There are some 'heavy' VSTi virtual instruments, and there are some 'heavy' VST effects plug-ins. I do nearly everything with VSTi virtual instruments and as a rule I limit each NOTION score to 20 staves and I generally avoid using any VST effects plug-ins, since I do the producing, mixing, and mastering in the Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) application, which usually is Digital Performer 8 (MOTU). When I use a MachFive 3 instrument in a NOTION score, I limit the total to 10 VSTi virtual instruments-and this is running in 64-bit mode. These are highly sampled instruments, and they also have scripts, so they are very nice but for example the Telematic has 9,562 keygroups and takes about a minute to load when MachFive 3 is running in standalone mode. This happened in NOTION 4 running in 64-bit mode when I added two instances of MachFive 3 (MOTU) and loaded each one with a single 'heavy' sampled instrument, where for reference there are four of them, as I recall (Fender Jazz Bass, Star Drums, Grand Piano, Fender Telecaster, Fender Rhodes Mark '79 Electric Piano, Upright String Bass). The most probably explanation is that you have too much stuff in the NOTION 4 score.

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