Hello,
It's annoying that every time I start up Diva the first thing I need to do is turn on multicore and put the accuracy up to 'divine'. Is there an option to save default settings?
Cheers,
Kenny
Multicore - make default
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- KVRer
- 2 posts since 21 Nov, 2006 from Guildford, United Kingdom
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- KVRist
- 82 posts since 16 Jun, 2005
hello,
one can always save template(s) with the instrument freshly loaded then the switch flicked on (plus the selection of the quality modes too), in every workstation...
actually, it feels better, in the case of, say, using four or five instances of DIVA, when the presets are saved with the multicore setting in the off position, as rather only the presets defining stacked voices require this option...
its usage feels more scene, project, dependent than having it always in the on position as one's default setting...
if, when, one uses more instances of the instrument, one is able (perhaps compelled too) to change the quality setting (depending on processor usage), while the offline quality selection can remain set to divine...
there are couple of threads about this on this site, where Urs explains the differences for processor generations too...
hope this helps, all the best...
one can always save template(s) with the instrument freshly loaded then the switch flicked on (plus the selection of the quality modes too), in every workstation...
actually, it feels better, in the case of, say, using four or five instances of DIVA, when the presets are saved with the multicore setting in the off position, as rather only the presets defining stacked voices require this option...
its usage feels more scene, project, dependent than having it always in the on position as one's default setting...
if, when, one uses more instances of the instrument, one is able (perhaps compelled too) to change the quality setting (depending on processor usage), while the offline quality selection can remain set to divine...
there are couple of threads about this on this site, where Urs explains the differences for processor generations too...
hope this helps, all the best...