Me too. I have the same set up also.SJ_Digriz wrote:I have a lot of issue changing patches and some crackly audio when there shouldn't be.
On patch change sometimes I just get an occasional huge audio spike. When this happens that patch won't play until I cycle off of it and cycle back.
Win 7 x64
Cubase 6 x64
Ah... well, actually I was thinking about the modificaions page where there are a couple of highly interesting labels such as rectify and invert. Have been looking through the presets but still haven't found any that make use of this section. Any idea of how to use it?zerocrossing wrote:Are you talking about overdriving the filter? It doesn't seem that Diva is set up for that, at least not in the way that DCAM or Olga does it. (or should I say "over does it?" You'll probably have to post process it. I think Urs said that type of behavior was more of a modern synth thing and he wanted to remain true to Diva's "vintage" emulation style.
Lots of my presets (for instance) make use of that section! Click on any rectangle in the lower Modifications panel - the list of options contains modulation sources...DrGonzo wrote:Ah... well, actually I was thinking about the modificaions page where there are a couple of highly interesting labels such as rectify and invert. Have been looking through the presets but still haven't found any that make use of this section. Any idea of how to use it?
Rev 480 is correct - that's the release version.ddeez wrote:Hey I just installed Diva 1.0 but it still says Rev 480...that's wrong i assume? how do i fix it? All the new patches show up in Diva though...
Invert will invert a signal... so an envelop +20 on a parameter will be same as that parameter set to -20 without invert. So unless someone has some situation where a single parameter is useful with invert I think it does not matter cause you can already tuen a modulation knob either way... however, with multiply and add, you can invert one signal in relation to another and here it is useful.DrGonzo wrote:Ah... well, actually I was thinking about the modificaions page where there are a couple of highly interesting labels such as rectify and invert. Have been looking through the presets but still haven't found any that make use of this section. Any idea of how to use it?zerocrossing wrote:Are you talking about overdriving the filter? It doesn't seem that Diva is set up for that, at least not in the way that DCAM or Olga does it. (or should I say "over does it?" You'll probably have to post process it. I think Urs said that type of behavior was more of a modern synth thing and he wanted to remain true to Diva's "vintage" emulation style.
Rectify makes the negative values positive. Applied to a square LFO you'll get a constant.pdxindy wrote:Rectify I thought I understood that it would make an LFO unipolar rather than bipolar... However it does not act as I imagined... for example, an LFO on square wave I thought should jump only up or down using rectify. That is not what happens so my understanding is poor. I'm still trying to figure that one out.
Almost all my presets use themDrGonzo wrote:Ah... well, actually I was thinking about the modificaions page where there are a couple of highly interesting labels such as rectify and invert. Have been looking through the presets but still haven't found any that make use of this section. Any idea of how to use it?zerocrossing wrote:Are you talking about overdriving the filter? It doesn't seem that Diva is set up for that, at least not in the way that DCAM or Olga does it. (or should I say "over does it?" You'll probably have to post process it. I think Urs said that type of behavior was more of a modern synth thing and he wanted to remain true to Diva's "vintage" emulation style.
Thanks Howard - I'll dive deeper into your presets and see what kind of craziness I find. All the best and happy holidays!Howard wrote:Lots of my presets (for instance) make use of that section! Click on any rectangle in the lower Modifications panel - the list of options contains modulation sources...DrGonzo wrote:Ah... well, actually I was thinking about the modificaions page where there are a couple of highly interesting labels such as rectify and invert. Have been looking through the presets but still haven't found any that make use of this section. Any idea of how to use it?
A simple example: If you want to control (via modulation wheel) the amount that envelope 2 affects cutoff, select "Env2" and "ModWhl" as the two Multiply sources. Then select "Multiply" as a cutoff modulator in your filter, and turn up its amount.
BTW: I won't be able to start on the Diva manual until late January / early February.
Confirmed with Cubase 6.05 64bit, some patches knock the CPU meter off scale (but I can play the same patches in Live 32 bit with 32 bit Diva)DrWashington wrote:Argh! Spoke too soon! Diva is still crashing Cubase 6.0.5. I get this weird thing where the 1st voice doesn't sound (round robin, every time), or it spikes the CPU hard, then Cubase often crashes when I try to close it and load a new instance. Anybody else experiencing anything like this?
Bronto Scorpio wrote:Rectify makes the negative values positive. Applied to a square LFO you'll get a constant.pdxindy wrote:Rectify I thought I understood that it would make an LFO unipolar rather than bipolar... However it does not act as I imagined... for example, an LFO on square wave I thought should jump only up or down using rectify. That is not what happens so my understanding is poor. I'm still trying to figure that one out.
Here is what happens to a sine wave:
Sorry I can't find a better picture and I'm bad at explaining such things.
Cheers
Dennis
I should hope not! Enjoy your break! Happy Christmas!Urs wrote:We'll check the 64bit issue - it's probably just a compiler setting (as always...) - won't happen before 28th though...
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i've posted over at their forum twice and no response.