Hey all,
We're so sorry for the inexcusable delay. For questions about why we dropped off the world, please refer to a new thread we're making shortly. We've had our reasons for the slow down, personal and professional. One big problem that we're working to resolve is getting ourselves into too many projects... We're refocusing our efforts, and first on our list is to update the piano, JBell, and ISS.
As for the piano update, I'm excited to say that I just have to do final NKS testing on it. For those having performance issues, we've found several easy tweaks to improve things exponentially. The first suggestion is to up the voice count. Our default patches are set waaaay too low, so it causes dropouts rather quickly. The second suggestion is tweak the DFD settings to fit your machine. Those settings aren't always predictable, and we've found some users improved performance by experimenting with different and unexpected DFD settings. My understanding is that higher DFD settings will increase the RAM load and decrease CPU stress. Third, and perhaps most annoyingly, it's important to have just the right buffer setting. I've seen support tickets successfully resolved when users have raised and even lowered their audio buffer!
When we set out to sample this beautiful piano, we didn't expect that Kontakt would be unable to house all the samples within one NKI. We recorded too many darn samples!
That is part of the headache here: having 6 mic positions in 6 identical NKIs, each with a dozen or so NKS presets. We'll be looking out for that issue in the future so that it never happens again.
Anyway... If anyone has an urgent issue, our tech support line,
[email protected], is checked and responded to multiple times a day. We've been lucky to have a dedicated specialist, Nick Cameron, on board to get back to everyone with solutions and ideas.
I've bought Walker and didn't knew about this bug...
at least could one mess with the script to find a solution?
Is there something specific about the code you posted that you're needing us to look into?