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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
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Hi Kevin,
Sorry, I can't confirm at the moment if this issue is fixed - it might be, I have to talk to our devs.
My suggestion is to look up what version you are currently running, testing the update and if it does not as expected please drop us a mail, we can alway send you the latest version that worked for you.
Best, Ben Ben
Vienna Symphonic Library
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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
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Hi,
I I have the same problem. I own both Bosendorfer and the steinway, I have a lot of crackles and the sound is not that great.
My config: W10 - Amd Ryzen 5900x - 64GB - Samsung SSD 860 evo - Focusrite 6i6 1st gen
Thanks
Nico
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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 Paul Kopf
Product Manager - Vienna Symphonic Library
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Originally Posted by: Paul 
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 Paul, the same here, seems the problem still persist.
do you have the ETA for multi-threading ? we are still waiting for this important fix, it's almost unplayable sometimes, please help with this.
Synchron pianos version: 1.1.1529 (playing bosendorfer imperial).
My config: WIN 10 pro - i910900K (running on 5 GHz) - 48 ram ddr4 + Firecuda ssd M.2 - Cubase pro 11
Thanks,
Ethan Steve
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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 Paul Kopf
Product Manager - Vienna Symphonic Library
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I've experienced weird and disquieting behaviors of Bosendorfer Imperial for a while. It started roughly around the time of said update, I rolled back which changed nothing. At times, and I cannot discern why a situation would be any different than the other situation here, hitting a single note on the kaybd controller causes it to make a horrendous garbled noise, in degrees ranging from I should force quit everything if not hard boot, to a kind of lingering amount of corruption not very different than not having enough latency. It shouldn't be that, since nothing else is performing that way in this project.
It may do the same from input off a diff controller, but it seems worse with this Nektar 49-key inputting.
total avoidance of keybord input for a piano isn't viable here MacBook Pro 16,1: 2.3 GHz 8-core i9
64GB 2667MHz DDR4
OSX 10.15.6
VE Pro 7, Cubase Pro 11.0.20
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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 Paul Kopf
Product Manager - Vienna Symphonic Library
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Hie,
I agree with the idea of multi-instance.
for me: open two instances, distribute the microphones between the two in a balanced way, it works very well.
Enjoy !
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