anybody using multi mode

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  1. Synth Life

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    Sorry I am way down and this is the type thing I need. Maybe someone else does. I doubt it. Maybe I'll boot up Largo or something and mess with multi mode. Fck.

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  3. Synth Life

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    This feeling has passed. Thank you for your patience. Still. Gotta go multi mode with the various Waldorfs.
     
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    I too use multi-mode a lot, mainly with Waldorf and Access synths. Saves quite a bit of CPU and RAM. :wink:
    Also, I find it easier to tweak sounds on one instance of some synth. Shame u-he synths don't have multi mode. Multi-mode Diva and Zebra would be so great. :wink: It would be really awesome to have more synths with multi-mode and multi-outputs.

    Interesting multi-mode picture. :rofl:
     
  5. Synth Life

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    agree on all points. Seems like untapped potential, or something. I remember Largo had a few multi mode presets but not many.
     
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    Somehow, there's a belief that it's easier to handle many instances of mono-timbral synths. Somehow, people find it easier to click on different track instances than clicking a different MIDI channel on one synth. :wink: However, which type of handling is easier depends heavily on the DAW you use. I use Reaper and one multi-timbral instance can be easily routed however you want it, audio and MIDI. Talking of CPU and RAM resources, unless the synth is very well programmed and uses shared memory, having 8 instances of some synth will consume 8x memory and more CPU than one 8 multi-timbral instance.
     
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    I prefer instances over multi-mode, i know it costs more CPU+RAM, but setting MIDI+Audio up - its not done in Live automatically as reaper asks you if you throw in a plugin with multiple outputs.
    Its just quicker and doesnt block the workflow ...
    I guess it has also to do with how we work as computer musicians, rather than the musicians, which worked more with actual Hardware.

    And if its getting to hard for the CPU, i freeze the instaces quickly, works alright for me.
     
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