I sure would like multicore support... also unison and if possible a draft mode... plus a scope input (w default as is)

Yeah, that would be doable...

Bazille this month's One-Synth-Challenge, join if you can.

apologies if this has already been answered, but will there be another version of Bazille out before the current one expires (which is at the end of the year?)

also, assuming a customer already owns ACE, is there any hope that, in addition to the option to Bazille there is a Berlin Modular au/vst which allows one to cross plug from one synth to the other? I think that would be wonderful! but I can see a potential problem in the two interfaces taking up so much screen real estate...I wonder could it work if there was just one synth visible at a time with a simple tab at the bottom stating the name of the non-visible synth - such that if a cable is dragged over the tab area then the new synth replaces that already seen and with cable in hand one is free to cross-patch from one synth to the next. When investigating composite patches, merely clicking the tab takes one to the other synth - could it work also if cables disappeared off screen as if the synths were adjacent and pulling a cable scrolls the second synth into view but then 'springs' back out of sight once patching is complete - would be ideal with mult-touch trackpad interface

AFAIK, there us is no plan to be able to crosswire
between the different plugins (say ACE to Bazille).
The Berlin Modular is more a suite of plugins than
windows of a single unified one. I hope Urs or one
of the u-he crew will correct me if I am wrong. It
sounds like it would be a cool idea if it could be
make to work.

Getting lots of pops and clicks in Reaper 64, win 7 64. Anyone have any ideas? I guess I will have to find time to wade through 80 pages of posts

From what I read recently here on this Forum that the Berlin Modular idea is likely not going to end up being a suite, but just one self contained instrument.

I'm interested in this. I would also kind of prefer to just have one well fleshed out plug than three. Easier to learn, less expensive to develop and maintain. So it's ACE that gets maintained and upgraded((thanks for the multicore upgrade!), and it's sister plug based on Bazille. From what I understand further is that Zebra 3 may be taking most of the development teams time right now.

Regards

Wade
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Yep.

are you using long release times on the envelopes? Try setting the the 'mode' from poly to mono. Does the problem go away?

Actually now that you mention it, I only get pops and clicks when playing more than one note. Thanks for the tip, I will try that out. Any idea why this would happen? It almost sounds like my processor is getting maxed out, but I have i7 930 which is not top of the line, but should be roubust enough to handle a single instance of a synth in poly mode with no effects or other tracks in the project. I tried 'dedicated process' in reaper, same result.

The only other thing I can think of is maybe my sound card needs software update (presonus audiobox vsl 22) or maybe I can experiment with different latecny times. Will post back if I find anything.

In any case this synth sounds bad ass. All of the U-he stuff is on my short list.

What sample rate you run at? Bazille uses lots of CPU, but you should get more than 1 note...

Using Bazille in poly mode can be very CPU intensive. I can easily max out a core on my quad i7 MacBook Pro when playing chords using a patch with a lot of FM or feedback. There are settings on the 'trimpots' tab that can help reduce CPU usage. Try turning of AudioRate FilterFM to see if performance improves.

Thanks Justin, got it working pretty well now

What did you do to get it running cool? What was the prob?

A little late lol:

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/31416093/Misc/Bazile%20Skin%20%28wh ite%29/Resources.zip

In this case, the knobs actually have a little gray-blue gradient to white, but you can change them
(it's easy to change the knobs - look for the following in "Bazille.txt"

COLOUR name='defaultCirc1' rgba='DDEEDDFF'

COLOUR name='defaultCirc2' rgba='EEFFEEff'

COLOUR name='defaultCirc3' rgba='FFFFFFff'

The original is posted on the U-he site (thanks Urs!)