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Discovery Pro update lands, new tricks make synths shimmer
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 73649, member: 636"] discoDSP just rolled out Discovery Pro 8.10 with some pretty solid upgrades for synth nerds. The big one is 16x oversampling for bouncing tracks, which gives you that extra audio quality when rendering final mixes. They added mono mode priority that lets you pick which note plays when you hit chords in mono or legato, with options for last note, first note, lowest, highest, or random. There's also per-voice panning where each note in a chord gets its separate pan position based on velocity, making everything spread out naturally in stereo. The update brings a classic filters toggle so you can switch between the old algorithm with hard clipping or the newer, smoother sound. CPU usage got way better when nothing's playing, dropping from 10% to 2% during idle time. HiDPI scaling finally works right on Windows at different DPI settings, and all the dialogs display properly. The update is free for anyone already on version 8.x. [/QUOTE]
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