Peaks on first note

Cantabile
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Hi @FantomXR

On this new machine have you tried disabling Cantabile’s and/or Diva’s multi-core support - could be they’re both competing for the same CPU resources.

Brad

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I can’t imagine that’s the problem then. Widely used and generally thought of the have some of the fastest best drivers. Yeah, try it just for the process of elimination but probably a false alarm…

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I’d like to follow up on this topic.
Since now we have the awesome profiler, it’s clear to see that Diva peaks on the first note (on some presets). Disabling / enabling multicore-support doesn’t make a huge difference.

Any ideas how to proceed to get rid of it? I meanwhile have a workaround, which disables the output of the DIVA, sends a note on and note off and enables the output again. But this seems like a dirty fix…

Hmmmm…

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Hi. Have you updated DIVA to the new version that was released recently?

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If the latest DIVA doesn’t help, perhaps get in touch with u-he and see if they can explain it.

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I again went through all settings with the latest DIVA:

  • enabling / disabling DIVAs multicore-support
  • enabling / disabling Cantabiles multicore-support
  • Setting Cantabiles multiprocessor mode to aggressive / compatibile
  • Restarting Cantabiles audio engine before hitting the first note
  • Using ASIO4All instead of RME driver

I will try to get in contact with u-he again.

Attached you can find a song. This is a Diva instance inside a rack and without the rack. I thought it may has something to do with that… but it doesn’t. So if anyone wants to check on your side, you are welcome to do so.
Diva_DropOut.cantabileSong (15.6 KB)