First, i'm higly impressed with the new features in Aalto 1.3. Very nice work you've done Randy. A few things(in addition to the gui-thread) i'm wondering about in the current release:
- the sound isn't exactly the same as in 1.26 some of my patches sounding different, especially when alternate tunings are used. the sound is sometimes slightly different, sometimes more. i've made some examples ---> http://www18.zippyshare.com/v/74796969/file.html http://www18.zippyshare.com/v/91704751/file.html http://www18.zippyshare.com/v/91360394/file.html http://www18.zippyshare.com/v/52009688/file.html
maybe it's due to the changed envelopes ot the personalisation of the copy?!
-the cpu load on winXP SP3 in Live 8 has increased.
(e.g. patch on 1.26 14%; patch in 1.3 is 24%)
- the mouswheel resolution is less accurate. e.g. scrolling the mouse on the mod index parameter in 1.26 changed the value in 0.01 increments. on 1.3. it changes in 0.33 increments or in 0.03 when shift is pressed. maybe that's the improved mousewheel ballistics you've mentioned, but for me it's a big loss in creating patches.
otherwise i'm highly appreciate your work on Aalto.
Greets,
Moritz
I'll check out these soundfiles soon, thanks for taking the time. The sound is not any different on purpose.
CPU load might be due to drawing---for a better comparison of the audio you could test with the window closed in each case.
All parameters change in the smallest visible amount when the shift key is held down (fine adjust.) So, I think your mousewheel is sending multiple "ticks" at once. Maybe there is a way for you to adjust it in your system settings.
hi randy
thankyou for this FREE update.
i have a small prob with mouse going on the waveguide delay.
it changes very, very quick. is this normal
hi randy thankyou for this FREE update.
i have a small prob with mouse going on the waveguide delay. it changes very, very quick. is this normal
If you want to fine adjust the waveguide (or any control), you can hold shift, then drag. Or, you can click to set it where you want.