Thank you!John-E34 wrote:I just tried the new version, and am pleased to see the cpu use down to around 12% - as opposed to 35% with the first version. I noted that the cpu rose to 15% when the demo noise was active, so maybe the full version performs slightly better.
The sound is quite good using Opera or Church, but the other options are of little value to me.
An option to totally disable the reverb would be welcomed, as I prefer to use my own effects anyway, and it could also help with cpu performance.
A group-buy may entice me, but I'm a little concerned about the associated problems with Synthedit...
Still, a very nice sounding harmonizer, well done.
I will overwork the choir modes soon, especially "church" and "robot" to give them some more "edge"
Good idea with the reverb, for now you could simply use Enchoir in an AUX/FX-send and turn the leadvolume down whilst moving the reverb slider all the way to "lead". this way you can use your own reverb(s)!

