Hey dudes.. Using REAPER 3.0 on a macbook w/ 4gb RAM under OSX 10.5.6, sometimes memory usage quickly shoots up until there's only a tiny bit left, things start paging out and everything crawls to a halt... It can go from ~3gb free down to 100mb or less within 3 or 4 minutes. Seems to do it quicker when there are more tracks and plugins. Biggest sessions I've tried were only 6 tracks with 11 plugins or so (mix of JS, VST and AU). I can't seem to narrow it down to any specific session or plugins or anything.. tried taking off everything but JS plugs and it still happened. Sometimes happens even when I load a session and leave it sitting there without playing/recording. OSX's Activity Monitor only shows REAPER itself as using a small amount, e.g. 50mb.. The rest of the memory which is being used is reported under "active memory", but I can't see any actual processes using that amount of memory... (edit: I'm sure it's REAPER though, nothing like this ever happens except when REAPing) Upon quitting REAPER, memory usage stops going up, but active memory only goes back down very slowly, if at all.. (edit: seems like it doesn't go back down at all..just left it for ages and all that memory is still "active") For some reason this only sometimes happens. Right now I have a session going which, half an hour ago, was making memory use shoot up at about 15mb every couple seconds! This time it's not going up. (and now I've just quit and reloaded the session and it's doing it again...) :D Sometimes it does it right after a reboot, sometimes it will work normally for a few hours and then suddenly start doing it.... Sorry I can't narrow it down any more! Only thing I can think of is, I don't think it's happened when I created a new session and did some recording/mixing.. Only when loading an existing session. I'm not 100% sure of that yet though. Same thing happens with both my firewire audio interface (m-audio fw410) and the macbook's onboard soundcard (with m-audio unplugged) btw.. Anyone else experience this? Any ideas? :)