hi guys, this isn't a post seeking help, more spreading information. I don't know why I didn't do this before but something has been told to me which is so simple!
now all us FL users experience bad latency issues and I'm sure we are all aware of the usual:
buffer lengths / export to audio / switch smart disable on .....Etc etc etc   its been talked about on forums for ages.

now i have just been informed of a simple way to give you like 2-3gb more memory in your project. See i normally just launch FL from my desktop but it is set to launch your regular FL.exe file. This is a lower memory version of the program. It is as simple as opening the right .exe file type. 
So i use FL 10 still.....(12 if i want to use my 64bit plugins, but i generally arrange in 10) ..... and my project was freezing and giving me issues and it was literally as simple as:

C drive --> Program filex (x86) --> Image-Line --> Fl studio 10 --> FL (extended memory).exe 

then open my project in the extended memory version .....boom 2 gigs more memory and no issues.


This may be common knowledge to some but others it may not  -  so there you go. if you are getting bad CPU issues, give that a shot.

Thanks for those tips! Helped me a lot

Out of curiosity, what's your reason for arranging in FL 10 when you have 12?

Same question for me, since the arrangement system is the same as 10?

Fair enough mate, I only got into FL at 11 so I never used the block system but heard it was a pain in the arse for people when they got rid.

I'm looking to upgrade to 12 soon but I'm a little worried about the upgrade due to the possible effect it may have on my plugins. Might have to research a bit and see what others' experiences have been.

Wow I didn't expect that much of a difference but it seems to be super effective, I'm on an average 4 years old laptop and I successfully ran several instances of U-he Diva (it would usually be very glitchy, even with a single one), thanks for the tip!