Any new version available?

[flippya2000]

If it is such a huge drain on the system, which I doubt because I've never noticed it and I doubt I'm unique in this regard, surely the priority to fix it would have been much higher.

So I'll try again: how many times has it not operated steady because of this leak?

I'm not intentionally trying to make u sound idiotic, but if u insist..

When I run out of RAM, I can't use Sylenth, it becomes "unsteady" because it causes my cpu to overheat when it starts taking too much memory. There are workarounds, but like I've said: this is a bug that should be fixed. I'm not replying to any more of ur posts, as u seem 2b a fanboy, that can't read

[Mans]

If it is such a huge drain on the system, which I doubt because I've never noticed it and I doubt I'm unique in this regard, surely the priority to fix it would have been much higher.

So I'll try again: how many times has it not operated steady because of this leak?

I'm not intentionally trying to make u sound idiotic, but if u insist..

When I run out of RAM, I can't use Sylenth, it becomes "unsteady" because it causes my cpu to overheat when it starts taking too much memory. There are workarounds, but like I've said: this is a bug that should be fixed. I'm not replying to any more of ur posts, as u seem 2b a fanboy, that can't read

I don't a lecture from you trust me. What I'm doubting here is that the leak actually takes up so much ram as you seem to be implying.

[sonicpowa]

When I run out of RAM, I can't use Sylenth, it becomes "unsteady" because it causes my cpu to overheat when it starts taking too much memory. There are workarounds, but like I've said: this is a bug that should be fixed.

Have your ever tried one of those free (or commercial, O&O comes to mind) memory optimization apps. Although it might be dangerous to use in DAW, but sometimes it's good solution if you have less memory (what I've heard).

[Quinn3k3]

Wondering if Sylenth will ever get an updated GUI? I love the sound of it but it could better especially if you could load all the preset banks up and then categorize the presets by type. Loading banks over and over seems a little outdated in this day and age. Also some updated skins would be great. And this is probably asking for too much but how about the ability to layer or stack presets (maybe 2-4)? I love the synth regardless but hoping to see something new.

Quinn

[djanthonyw]

Wondering if Sylenth will ever get an updated GUI? I love the sound of it but it could better especially if you could load all the preset banks up and then categorize the presets by type. Loading banks over and over seems a little outdated in this day and age. Also some updated skins would be great.

Quinn, I'm pretty sure all of this is what Lennard is currently working on right now which is why the update is taking some time.

[bobbybland]

+1 A well organized browser w/categories would be a huge improvement.

[Blackbelt Jones]

+1 A well organized browser w/categories would be a huge improvement.

I 100% agree... w/o a doubt my #1 request. I love NI's approach, and even Arturia's Analog Factory and Korg's M1 VST have a nice browser. As patch counts explode, this is a great way to keep them organized.

On a side note as my first post in the LennarDigital forum, this is one hell of a synth you have programed and I have been proud owner for a few months now. Nice job all around.

[C-note]

+1 A well organized browser w/categories would be a huge improvement.

I 100% agree... w/o a doubt my #1 request. I love NI's approach, and even Arturia's Analog Factory and Korg's M1 VST have a nice browser. As patch counts explode, this is a great way to keep them organized.

On a side note as my first post in the LennarDigital forum, this is one hell of a synth you have programed and I have been proud owner for a few months now. Nice job all around.

I like the Phrazor approach to preset management better than Kore.

[Selfik]

+1 A well organized browser w/categories would be a huge improvement.

I 100% agree... w/o a doubt my #1 request. I love NI's approach, and even Arturia's Analog Factory and Korg's M1 VST have a nice browser. As patch counts explode, this is a great way to keep them organized.

On a side note as my first post in the LennarDigital forum, this is one hell of a synth you have programed and I have been proud owner for a few months now. Nice job all around.

I like the Phrazor approach to preset management better than Kore.

I like it the way it is now