Diva's Oscillator Voice Detune unexpected behavior ?

Official support for: u-he.com
Post Reply New Topic
RELATED
PRODUCTS

Post

Good evening everyone,

I've just noticed some weird (or new ?) behavior in Diva's way to handle voice tuning that I can't remember hearing before. Just updated to 10.9.5 and Live 9.1.5, using Rev 2709 64bit AU.

I have this Ms20 rev2 based patch, legato / 2 voices / 1 stack, which I've been using for a while without any issue, and every time I stop/start Live, Diva switches randomly from one Osc Voice Detune setting to another one. So the sound is likely to change quite a bit depending on the setting... for better and worst !

Any one noticed similar issue ? I've been using Diva since beta and never heard anything like that yet.

Cheers !
n.
Computer musician / Ableton Certified Trainer / Mastering engineer
.com
3OP

Post

Sounds like an accidental "MIDI Learn". To remove *all* assignments, close your DAW and delete the MIDI mapping file:
Mac: ~/Library/Application Support/u-he/com.u-he.productname.midiassign.txt
Win: C:\(Plugin folder)\Vstplugins\Zebra2.data\Support\com.u-he.productname.midiassign.txt

Post

Thank you Howard, it worked !
May I just ask which parameter was mapped ? If I could toggle between those detuning on purpose, that'd be interesting.
Thanks again ;)
Computer musician / Ableton Certified Trainer / Mastering engineer
.com
3OP

Post

nilhartman wrote:May I just ask which parameter was mapped ?
Well, you mentioned something about "Voice Detune" ;-)

Post

Haha my bad !

I meant I can't find which parameter on Diva's UI to map (through Live macro system) to arbitrary switch between the 8 possible detuning/voices. Lots of nuances between the different tuning, at least on that legato/2 voices/1stack MS20 lead !

Nothing seems mappable/"automatable", at least via Live's macros/automation system. The MIDI mapping was indeed totally accidental, I couldn't say how I did ! :D

Thanks again Howard !
Computer musician / Ableton Certified Trainer / Mastering engineer
.com
3OP

Post Reply

Return to “u-he”