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GaryG wrote:...I can't get the skin to change. I've followed the readme instructions but can't get Cobalt to display anything other than the default small skin. I even deleted the resource folder for a giggle and it still displays indicating it's not looking there for it's images???
It could be that you're editing the 32 bit resources while using the 64 bit version, or vice versa. The plugin definitely doesn't cache anything, so if it can't find the resources, it would display an error message. Try changing the Cobalt.ini file in both the Cobalt 64bit folder and the Cobalt 32bit folder.

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Can y'all try this version?

http://www.lesliesanford.com/Temp/Cobalt4.zip

I'm embarrassed to say that I found a memory leak. :oops: It's fixed in this version.

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Sure I'll try it right now. Can I just drop the new .dll in the folder or do I need to replace everything ? Thanks. :)

EDIT: I just dropped the new .dll in and everything seems to be working perfectly (64 bit version). :)
Last edited by Teksonik on Fri Dec 16, 2016 12:40 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Teksonik wrote:Sure I'll try it right now. Can I just drop the new .dll in the folder or do I need to replace everything ? Thanks. :)
Switching the dlls will be all you need to do.

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Thanks see my edit above. :D
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I urge everybody to try the wonderful Sanford Reverb with Cobalt. The two make a fantastic combination. :tu:
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Leslie Sanford wrote:Can y'all try this version?

http://www.lesliesanford.com/Temp/Cobalt4.zip

I'm embarrassed to say that I found a memory leak. :oops: It's fixed in this version.
no problems XP x32 (version in cobalt4.zip)
HW SYNTHS [KORG T2EX - AKAI AX80 - YAMAHA SY77 - ENSONIQ VFX]
HW MODULES [OBi M1000 - ROLAND MKS-50 - ROLAND JV880 - KURZ 1000PX]
SW [CHARLATAN - OBXD - OXE - ELEKTRO - MICROTERA - M1 - SURGE - RMiV]
DAW [ENERGY XT2/1U RACK WINXP / MAUDIO 1010LT PCI]

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Leslie Sanford wrote:Can y'all try this version?

http://www.lesliesanford.com/Temp/Cobalt4.zip

I'm embarrassed to say that I found a memory leak. :oops: It's fixed in this version.
Thanks Leslie :hug:

Brilliant, GUI refresh is faster than the eye can see :hyper:

Any thoughts on this :
Yeager wrote:First off all thank you Leslie for this amazing synth :hyper:

Second, a question : why is there so much tonal and volume difference between the poly and the mono mode ?

F.I. load preset "Slap Bass" , play a little, then turn it to mono mode... sounds like a completely different beast :D

Here is an example : First part poly, second (same patch but) mono :

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/862 ... lyMono.mp3

Especially the end is very different ( All notes are the same velocity).

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now if you just did mac. ;-)
MacPro 5,1 12core x 3.46ghz-96gb MacOS 12.2 (opencore), X32+AES16e-50

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Yeager wrote:Any thoughts on this :
I'm able to recreate the problem. I've noticed that it's present on any patch that uses mono mode. I created a simple patch with env velocity sensitivity set to zero, filter open all the way, etc., and still experienced the problem.

What I've noticed is that the synth gets louder in mono mode on subsequent notes. If you play a note in poly mode, then switch to mono mode, play the same note; it's the same loudness. But leave it in mono mode and go up the keyboard, and it gets louder. I think that's the clue. At this point, I don't have any idea of what could be causing it. I'll dig deeper.

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Leslie Sanford wrote:
Yeager wrote:Any thoughts on this :
I'm able to recreate the problem. I've noticed that it's present on any patch that uses mono mode. I created a simple patch with env velocity sensitivity set to zero, filter open all the way, etc., and still experienced the problem.

What I've noticed is that the synth gets louder in mono mode on subsequent notes. If you play a note in poly mode, then switch to mono mode, play the same note; it's the same loudness. But leave it in mono mode and go up the keyboard, and it gets louder. I think that's the clue. At this point, I don't have any idea of what could be causing it. I'll dig deeper.
That is exactly what I'm experiencing, thanks for looking in to it :hug:

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Leslie Sanford wrote:
GaryG wrote:...I can't get the skin to change. I've followed the readme instructions but can't get Cobalt to display anything other than the default small skin. I even deleted the resource folder for a giggle and it still displays indicating it's not looking there for it's images???
It could be that you're editing the 32 bit resources while using the 64 bit version, or vice versa. The plugin definitely doesn't cache anything, so if it can't find the resources, it would display an error message. Try changing the Cobalt.ini file in both the Cobalt 64bit folder and the Cobalt 32bit folder.
Thanks but I've found the problem, PEBKAC, I had an older version of Cobalt in my VST folder that I'd forgotten about... Reaper only shows the old version so confused me.

:oops:

Thanks.

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I was always searching a solid partner for Synth1 and Cobalt hit the road. Ty lots Mr. Sanford. ;)

Found a little "Oops":

CobaltManual.pdf, this links to tutorials are wrong:
http://www.lesliesanford.com/Cobalt/Strings.fxp
http://www.lesliesanford.com/Cobalt/Blank.fxp

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Someone please make a "Wide" GUI version that fits on a 1366 x 768 laptop screen :pray:
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I'm hoping the silence by ENV1 the last day or so means he's hard at work on a new gui possibly a wide version. I'm a huge fan of his work. Here's what he did for PG-8X:

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