Hi Ben,

Are you confident that the original issue is fixed and I can update. I am sorely tempted by the new Bösendorfer 280C (I never thought I'd need another Bösendorfer ) but I'd like to confident that updating Synchron pianos is not going to return me to constant crackles as described in my original post.

I don't see a mention of the issue that has been a problem for me and a few others addressed in the changelog here: Changelogs . Does that mean it has not been addressed?

Thanks

Kevin

Hi Ben, Kevin,

I have updated to v1.1.1522 but unfortunately I don't see any improvement about multi-thread support which not works properly.

I still need to launch multi instance on cubase (split mic) to get good performance.

Regards

Hi, 

We're trying to find a way to introduce multi-threading to Synchron Pianos / Synchron Player.

It's not a trivial task, and I can't give you an ETA, but we're doing our best, as always. 

The current workarounds: 

- Play live with less active channels and add those channels when playing back / mixing / bouncing. 

- Play with higher latency

Of course, for best performance, very fast SSD drives (best: m.2) with a very fast connection are ideal. 

Best, 
Paul

Hi, 

Unfortunately still no news there. 

What still works for many pianists: Insert multiple instances of Synchron Pianos and activate one or more mic channels in each, this way you are also using multi-threading.

Best, 
Paul 

Hi civilization 3, 

We will need some kind of reproduction scenario here, best with a recording of what you hear. 

Please send it to , along with your system specs and a sequencer song.

Best, 
Paul

I'm suspecting there must be brief spikes on the first core, after reading this. I'm using like 3 mics in it, I guess I can use more than one instance, I mean I doubt the added instance would be worse if it distributes it better

basic system specs in signature. Nektar SE 49 key controller. Audio interface Presonus Quantum 2626.

Nothing else does anything resembling this, in my life, ever.

at the time I posted I still showed Cubase 11.0.2, same thing happens in .1 and .0.

Yeah, I've reinstalled, the program more than once, but I don't have different drives. I have as fast a drive situation as there is probably. If it's something like that it doesn't stand to reason that everything else behaves well. This went crazy upon release particularly but it made other insanely loud sounds, some immediately by note-on, some not. I have symp resonance and that kind of thing almost turned off, it's not unusual settings at all. Dynamics at 100%.

So I deleted the additional instances of it and it may be that this was a worse situation, afterwards I was def not getting some wild overload off of a single soft note-on.

This is definitely one of the weirder things I've experienced in this. 
For instance in the standalone, not connected to my system on the other side of the room, using the onboard of the MBP with its speakers, there is only normal behavior. Except, weirdly, some of the notes in the bottom octave have a release characteristic of a semitone fall which I had not noticed before. Updating back to 1529 now with fresh library files.

I think at this point it's only going to change in projects like this with better cores distribution, because in isolation/the standalone it doesn't occur. It's fighting and losing a battle with other things in a VE Pro project with reasonably playable latency. Def significantly more frequent an occurrence here with duplicated channels of one mic each, or the mics selection has no impact really; the overload factor is multiplied.