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Synth sounds incredible! Any particular reason why you added the noise floor to Lyrebird? Since this is not part of the synth, what was the motive for adding a noise floor (that moves with the mix knob) to this effect? I'd prefer that it was't there, personally.

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gravehill wrote:I think I found a bug.

In VST3 version, when you press the same key twice in quick succession, the note hangs and I can't find a way to turn it off. This doesn't happen with VST2 versions.
I tried to reproduce this, but no matter how quick I play the same note repeatedly, it won't hang.
I tried it with the VST3 version on Mac and Windows, in different hosts.
Which OS and host are you using?
Btw, just to make sure I am understanding this correct: Are you talking about playing the same note twice on a MIDI keyboard, or about using the mouse and clicking twice on the same key of the integrated touchplate-style keys of the plugin GUI?
Just asking because a double-click on one of the GUI keys will hold that note until you click on it again.
That QA guy from planet u-he.

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sonnie wrote:Cool stuff. Which filter from the "alpha" was voted for and which one was it?
on kvr, 4 and on gearslutz, 4 and 5. The chosen filter was the 3 .

If you like some nerd stuff, there's a nice write up about the chosen filter.

http://www.u-he.com/downloads/UrsBlog/R ... veiled.pdf

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AnX wrote:If you want Moog sounds, use a Moog emu. If you want Rick Wakeman sounds, get MiniMonsta. He programmed a ton of his own patches on it himself.
There's a preset on Monark called "Close to the Bell" that is an amazing replica of a lead that Wakeman used on Close to the Edge :ud:

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craigtumps wrote:
glokraw wrote:
craigtumps wrote:"Read The User Guide!!! (A few things are not up to date, but all in all it's got invaluable information)" -- No one is going to do that! :lol: :hihi:
What an odd assumption. I, and probably a sizeable host
of the kvr userbase missed out on 80's/90's hardware synths,
and this reproduction is so detailed, and sounds so fine,
that a great curiosity has got me downloading the pdf.
And the user comments from from actual Pro One owners,
and various local synth experts feed that all the more.
I'm counting on the manual transforming what to me are buzzwords,
into enough applied music technology, that I might even try to fold some waves in a few days, (whatever that is!)
if I don't run out of coffee :wink:
Cheers
I was joking man! :)
Sorry for missing what was probably obvious...i'll remind myself
that the center of the universe is North of my keyboard
by several gazillion terabytes. Hope you're having fun with
the U-he collection!

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Urs wrote:
zethus909 wrote:looks cool, for some reason, as soon as i drop it into ableton, it makes me cpu meter shoot up by 20%, my comp idles at 4%, it's at 24% idle. so something must be wrong. help?
Repro-1 always processes, as part of the analogue thing.

However, it'll (hopefully) use a lot less CPU in the final version and we're contemplating an option to have it go into standby/low power mode when nothing happens.
just to compare with zebra, there is no change in cpu when it is on, and if i am playing something in retrigger mode(mono), it never goes above 9%, but if I play poly with long releasese, it will jump to 18%, im using windows 10 with i7 12 gigs ram
Sincerely,
Zethus, twin son of Zeus

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waltercruz wrote: If you like some nerd stuff, there's a nice write up about the chosen filter.

http://www.u-he.com/downloads/UrsBlog/R ... veiled.pdf
Very sad that Urs dropped his blog :(
Murderous duck!

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david.beholder wrote:
waltercruz wrote: If you like some nerd stuff, there's a nice write up about the chosen filter.

http://www.u-he.com/downloads/UrsBlog/R ... veiled.pdf
Very sad that Urs dropped his blog :(
https://urs.silvrback.com/ :shrug:
JamWide - a cross-platform Ninjam client for DAWs

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Thanks, Captain Obvious. Btw Today is Nov, 3.
Murderous duck!

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yea, not too active lately.
JamWide - a cross-platform Ninjam client for DAWs

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tasmaniandevil wrote:
gravehill wrote:I think I found a bug.

In VST3 version, when you press the same key twice in quick succession, the note hangs and I can't find a way to turn it off. This doesn't happen with VST2 versions.
I tried to reproduce this, but no matter how quick I play the same note repeatedly, it won't hang.
I tried it with the VST3 version on Mac and Windows, in different hosts.
Which OS and host are you using?
Btw, just to make sure I am understanding this correct: Are you talking about playing the same note twice on a MIDI keyboard, or about using the mouse and clicking twice on the same key of the integrated touchplate-style keys of the plugin GUI?
Just asking because a double-click on one of the GUI keys will hold that note until you click on it again.
I can't reproduce it reliably either. I think there is something else happening at the same time. When I have had this happen, it has been on freshly loaded plugin so maybe something is going on in the background still?

I'm on Windows 10 64 bit. This happened on playing the same note on keyboard and led me to find out about the double-click thing as well. And again, only the VST3 version.
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seamoss wrote:I'd love to see UHE do a proper tube guitar amp simulation since it still hasn't been done yet.
Erm... I might take that a bit personal... ;)
Sascha Eversmeier [formerly digitalfishphones]
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spunkmuffin wrote:
aMUSEd wrote:No multicore?
Only hardcore.
:lol: :clap:

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alienimplant wrote:Synth sounds incredible! Any particular reason why you added the noise floor to Lyrebird? Since this is not part of the synth, what was the motive for adding a noise floor (that moves with the mix knob) to this effect? I'd prefer that it was't there, personally.
Hehe, it's a bucket brigade delay. It need to be a tad noisy so you can hear the modulation swirl.

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david.beholder wrote:
waltercruz wrote: If you like some nerd stuff, there's a nice write up about the chosen filter.

http://www.u-he.com/downloads/UrsBlog/R ... veiled.pdf
Very sad that Urs dropped his blog :(
I'll pick it up during my next vacation.

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