i find the layout and emulation is really good... sometimes easier and faster to get a clean analog feel than using my synths
I prefer using real analog synths for leads now as the fluctuations seem to be more beneficial...
i would recommend to someone making house music for sure, i bet it would be good for trance as well but i have no idea
demo song is a demo song
itsamemario
Demo song was pretty boring. That arp in the breakdown was pretty nice though.. But wasn't exactly blown away by the sound design choices. Too many filters for that imo..
GUI looks like it was designed by Image-Line. :p
How is the cpu drainage?
tehlord
This is the best Diva demo out there imo
It's the best VA out there by miles, in terms of emulation at least. The filters are just ing gorgeous.
Zebra is far more versatile though, and is apparently due 'Diva style' filters in v3.
CPU use is high, but a lot better than it was at release. You can work in fast mode and render in divine (best) mode though so it's not really that much of a big deal for the sound.
Allied Nations
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Originally posted by tehlord
This is the best Diva demo out there imo
It's the best VA out there by miles, in terms of emulation at least. The filters are just ing gorgeous.
Zebra is far more versatile though, and is apparently due 'Diva style' filters in v3.
CPU use is high, but a lot better than it was at release. You can work in fast mode and render in divine (best) mode though so it's not really that much of a big deal for the sound.
yeah zebra is more versatile but with this it feels so similar interface wise to my analog synths and i like that....
yeah for a VA the fiters are pretty ace
tehlord
Diva actually sounds a bit nicer (to my ears) if you dirty it up with a bit of saturation. They made it deliberately brighter than it technically should have been so that it didn't sound dull when demo'd (I suspect).
I made a simple filter sweep patch with it and just sat there twiddling the cutoff while running it through Eos for bloody ages.
