u-he Diva 1.4.8.16519

u-he Diva is a collection of analog synthesizer, the filter, the oscillators are copied from the synthesizer monophonic and polyphonic of the past years. In operation, the synthesis module can be arranged together as desired. According to the developer, the general case is very demanding on computer resources, because This is the first digital world, managing to emit the working methods of the analog circuit in real time.

u-he Diva - filter, knife, padded sound

Sure, there are limits on the processing capabilities of the PC, the most powerful and have the agreement that have to compromise between sound quality and shave a few CPU cycles from any simulation whatsoever. However, we can't wonder how much the average user or listener is really interested in such details.

With Diva may have found intermediate position ideal. It is not a clone of any synth-specific; instead it provides elements from various famous instruments are different, all are in-depth analysis and been recreated meticulously with attention to detail.

Diva is a plug-in more VST / AU for PC and Mac, there are versions 32 and 64 bit. However, it is better you should have a machine powerful, especially if you want to emit sound similar to the most honest from the instrument. u-he offers multiple playback modes of varying quality, with 'Divine' intensive on the CPU.

A big part of the sound superior is located in the filter incredible sounds of the Diva. We use the algorithm simulation circuit similar to the algorithm found in software such as PSpice (used by electrical engineers to design and simulate the circuit at the component level).

However, the algorithm that he used is adjusted for the audio: however, they run in real time and the ingredients have been combined carefully to create the desired sound (u-he said that software such as PSpice, while giving accurate results, can not accurately reproduce the sounds of specific components). u-he say that this is the first time such methods are used in real time by a soft synth-native.