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  • cmC
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    cmC
    AFAIK you should enter _only_ this multiples of 64:128, 192, 256
    christian
    and remember: only a CRAY can run an endless loop in just three seconds.
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    @cm said:

    AFAIK you should enter _only_ this multiples of 64:128, 192, 256
    christian


    Supprised to learn that you can up the polophony - Paul only mentions Mac -Can you do this on PC too?
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    @Sapkiller said:

    Supprised to learn that you can up the polophony - Paul only mentions Mac -Can you do this on PC too?

    You must have missed the part where Paul said "you can change polyphony with 'Ctrl+Alt+P" (PC)'.
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    @Sapkiller said:

    Supprised to learn that you can up the polophony - Paul only mentions Mac -Can you do this on PC too?

    You must have missed the part where Paul said "you can change polyphony with 'Ctrl+Alt+P" (PC)'.

    oh - yes I did. Just saw the word Mac [:D]
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    Curious what the default of "-1" means.... I'd love to know...
  • C
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    I guess it means the default 64 voice polyphony that the VI has - or isn't that what you mean?
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    That's my guess too, but since you can also set polyphony to 64 voices, I am not absolutely certain.
  • PaulP
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    PaulP
    Hi,

    "-1" is simply the default setting, don´t let it confuse you (=64 voices). When you enter 128, 164 you get exactly that polyphony [:)]

    And you simply press the given key combination when the given Bösendorfer Vienna Instrument is selected.

    Best,

    Paul
    Paul Kopf Head of Product Marketing, Social Media and Support
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    Has anyone succeeded with this? Does a window pop-up where you can type this stuff, or is it all "behind the scenes". When I hit CTRL-ALT-P nothing happens. I'm not using stand alone btw...

    Any details?
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    Polyphony is fine. Make sure:

    1. You set the host program to use the soundcard driver as opposed to as opposed to Directx or software driver
    2. Make sure the buffer settings on the soundcard are correct.
    3. Use the polyphony Ctrl+Alt+P or apple equivalent.