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Vienna Ensemble
– User Manual
Vienna Ensemble Service
Instances Preferences:
Set the
Default Pan Law for all new instances here. You can also enable/disable Plug-in Latency
Compensation .
You may change the number of used threads in the Multiprocessing drop-down menu in real-time, and each
Vienna Ensemble instance will use the specified number of process threads. So 1 instance on an 8-core
computer should use 8 threads, 2 instances should use 4 threads, and so forth.
Ideally you should have as few threads as possible while still using all your cores. If you're also running your
host sequencer on the same system as the running instances, it might be wise to reserve a core for it.
To keep it simple , set the amount of threads to your amount of cores. If you run into performance issues, lower
the amount of threads.
You can change the number of used
MIDI Ports and Audio outputs per instance.
Audio Units by design do not offer more than 1 MIDI Port per instance.
GUI Behaviour lets you optimize some basic settings for your workflow.
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Enable parameter tweaking with mouse wheel: Disabling this feature will avoid changing any settings
when using the mouse wheel to scroll through the GUI.
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Show channel editor when clicking its channel strip : When disabled, the channel strips behave like
mixer strips in terms of showing the editor. So rather than having the instrument editor automatically
showing when clicking a channel strip, you need a double click on the colored label explicitly to show the
editor.
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Automatically edit selected channels as a group: When activated, all selected channels will respond to
changes like volume changes as a selection group. Use “Alt” to edit a single track within a selection. More
information can be found here !
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The Meter Peak Hold Time can also be adjusted here. Default Value = 1200 ms