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khz wrote:I would find the (slight) detuning of the individual_six_voices to each other interesting.

Okay, now implemented is a detune option, which allow detune per voice.
Indeed it's a lot of fun playing with detuned instruments.

The "volume" (digital clipping) is created when you play the instruments expressively with the Modwheel/Pitchbend. Without Modwheel/Pitchbend Xmonk and XPolymonk are much quieter. Now, I could reproduce what you mean, still it has less to do with the Modwheel/Pitchbend, but with the oscil...

Thanks for pointing me to the screenies. I think @rncbc decided to change the connections window into a canvas because the old way did not suffice anymore. Keep in mind that regardless if you use canvas or the "old way", it's just a visual presentation of the very same thing. There is no ...

At first, I've re-add the virtual midi keyboard to XPolyMonk. True, this was only possible with instance access due to the needed fast connection between UI and engine.

The second time I played Xmonk and XPolymonk together. In comparison, XPolymonk was very low. Yes, I haven't reduced the volume for Xmonk like I've done for the poly version. But I'll properly set them at least to the same level. The "volume" (digital clipping) is created when you play th...

But now I've changed it.
I add midi cc volume support, so you've control over the gain within your midi controller.

khz wrote:Now the poly version is almost too quiet.

I haven't change anything on the engine side. Maybe your velocity settings?

khz wrote:A detune control for the six voices of XPolyMonk?

For detune there is the Pitch Bend

khz wrote:Does sustain also have a MIDI-CC value?

Now, yes.(0x40)

khz wrote: Can you list all MIDI-CC values in the README?

will do.

khz wrote:Very lively instrument. IMHO

Thanks, I'm glad to hear that.

Much better musically usable. :D In general I think it makes sense to set "Gain 1.0" so that a digital clipping doesn't occur in the first place. Digital headroom. To give a bit more control for the gain I've added now support for velocity, so you could control the gain with your midi con...

The instruments are very loud. Xmonk maximum to 0.30 Gain, XPolymonk maximum to 0.07 Gain before clipping. Can you turn the volume down, more digital headroom? Okay, I've reduced the overall gain for the poly version. Also I've re-add the vowel parameter to be adjustable in the UI. For the note par...

İ be away
For some day
Will check
When I'm back.

Okay, I've set a limit to max C6 for both versions now. That is the highest note the synth could cope with.

khz wrote:When you play X(Poly)monk in higher octaves it is suddenly very loud, overpriced. The modulation wheel then has no influence.

Yes, the same is true for the monophonic version.
I'll see what I could do to smooth it.

And here it is, a polyphonic version (with 6 voices) of the Xmonk:
https://github.com/brummer10/XPolyMonk.lv2