Hi Paul

in my case, the problem occurs even when I use simply the standalone application. Even when I click a key on the keyboard onscreen with my mouse (!) I can reproduce this. I think this is a strong case against the MIDI CC-theory. 

Strangely, not all libraries seem to be affected. For example, the Big Bang Library works like it should, Synchron FX Strings and Synchronized Dimension Strings however are heavily affected. The free flute is the worst of all.  

I am happy to help in your investigation, I am just a little short of spare time the coming days, sorry. (Wife has to do night shifts in the hospital and I have the kids around ... )

Best wishes

Michael

Originally Posted by: Mavros

Question is of course if this have anything to do with the switch to iLok or is it the latest Synchron player update which under the hood had some significant changes. 

Yes, that is indeed the question. I didn't find a workaround until now. The Synchron Player is not usable for me at the moment. Gladly I've been on vacancies with my familiy during the last week. Any other news on this issue? 

Hello

during the weekend I made the switch iLok , redownloaded all my librarys, deleted all prior versions of the Synchron Player (Piano and the normal one) and installed everything again. So far, everything is running fine except one rather important thing: the CPU-usage is skyrocketing through the roof even when playing only one single voice (for example when playing the new "Hello" instrument, that nice flute). I changed nothing regarding the hardware, my system has the following specs:

AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 8-Core Processor 3.60 GHz
32.0 GB RAM @ 3200 MHz
Gigabyte x570 Board
Focusrite Scarlett 2i4 2gen interface (48k @ 256 Latency, since 128 is simply unplayable at the moment)
Windows 11 - 64bit
All drivers are up-to-date. 

Any ideas what could cause this behavior? As much as I would like the transition to iLok, this situation is not so great ... 

Thanks in advance and greetings from Switzerland

Michael

Edit for clarification: Playing one single note (!) of e.g. the flute at a buffer size of 128 uses about 90% of the CPU (!).