Hmmm you should be able to lower/zero the noise oscillator volume in any patch no ?WatchTheGuitar wrote: Sat Jul 20, 2019 12:13 pm It may be the third time lucky thing, but when the 64bit plugin kept crashing on the enter serial number screen (in Bitwig 3 and Abelton 10) I switched to the 32bit version (in Bitwig) and that let me register it and I could then switch back to the 64bit version.
Actually started playing with it last night and I don't think I'll ever get used to plugins that show me settings and knobs I can't alter. Like noise is in so many of the presets and I'm stuck with it. Ho hum.
Anyway enough nice sounding presets for it to be worth it even if a few were massively CPU heavy daring me to play a four note chord without the sound glitching. Hopefully someone will come to their senses either at Xils or my parliament before too long and the price in sterling will improve
In case of double layer patches, you can also edit the noise volume in gang mode (i.e decreasing/lowering the volume of the noise oscillator will apply to both layers simultaneously. Same with Split mode patches)
But maybe it's something else and I misunderstood your question ?
Tips : CPU/Polyphony : You can specify the polyphony for both layers/keyboards. If this isn't enough, you can try to reduce the Release parameter of one/both envelopes (VCA/VCF). It's the biggest cpu eater parameter. Another one, specific to the Mini/Syn'X is to disengage the PWM button. This one eats a lot of cpu also. It will more/less change the sound of the preset, depending of other settings/part played etc, but sometimes it can be worth it if the sound differences doesn't matter too much oin the track.
