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2.4.10 System Usage
The SYSTEM USAGE STATS provide real-time data about the resources being used by your com-
puter at any given moment.
VOICES displays how many simultaneous voices are active.
CPU displays the percentage of computer processing power being used.
RAM displays the current memory usage (RAM).
DISK displays the amount of disk usage being utilized to stream samples from the drive.
2.4.11 Menu Options
The MAIN MENU OPTIONS contains options related to opening, saving and loading instruments
and performances.
The table below contains a list of all available options, shortcuts available when in stand-
alone mode, and a description.
OPTIONS SHORTCUTS * DESCRIPTIONS
New Instrument ⌘ N Brings up the ‘Create Instrument’ dialog, where a new Project and Tem-
plate can be chosen to save it to.
New Performance Brings up the ‘Create Performance’ dialog, where a new Project and
Template can be chosen to save it to.
Open ⌘ O Opens a search window, where an existing instrument can be searched
for and loaded.
Save Instrument ⌘ S Saves any changes made to the existing instrument.
Save Performance ⌥ ⌘ S Saves any changes made to the existing performance.
Save Instrument As... Opens a ‘Save As’ window, where an existing instrument can be saved
as a new file in the selected directory.
Save Performance As... Opens a ‘Save As’ window, where an existing performance can be saved
as a new file in the selected directory.
Save Patch... Saves a reference file for the selected instrument, where Player and
Mixer parameters modified by the user can be saved.
Check Missing Files... A command that checks an instrument for missing files.
Close Instrument ⌘ W A command that closes the currently selected instrument.
Close All Instruments ⌥ ⌘ W A command that closes all loaded instruments.
Recent Files A sub-menu that shows the last 15 instrument and/or performances
that have been loaded.
Quit A command that quits the Opus software.
* Windows Users: instead of the Command ( ⌘) modifier key, use Control.