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Thanks Steve for replying.  It made me also remember the filter order....jut when I increased the filter order of one of the voices last night....I need to verify I didn't loose any nearby notes.  

BTW, the 128 number I gave was the max. simple/advertised polyphony of the XX-7 (not the bpm I am using)..... 

I will re-review the old discussions to see how I can save some voices.....

Bob
Corona/Riverside, CA
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: steve_the_composer 
  To: xl7@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Friday, March 10, 2006 1:24 AM
  Subject: [xl7] Re: Maybe a retorical question on polyphony utilization


  I've never seen such a feature. I imagine the overhead to track and 
  display # of voices in use in realtime would cut into the box's 
  performance. 

  I assume you know ways to cut down on the number of voices being used 
  (get rid of unneeded chorus, get rid of 12-pole filters, make use 
  unused layers have 000:none as instruments, etc.). Others interested in 
  this might search the archives for "MOP"--Maxed Out Polyphony. (I seem 
  to remember some discussions.)

  BTW, I am wondering if the 128 BPM limit is a hardware or software [OS] 
  issue. Anyone know? 

  --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "bob_at_work_2000" <tttsystems@...> wrote:
  >
  > I know we can calculate the number of polyphony voices used by the
  > XX-X units but as I build up a complex piece with dynamically active
  > notes and long decay time, I am beginning to notice some note cut-offs
  > probably due to maxing the 128 (hard to see how when you first look at
  > it but I'm sure it adds up fast).
  > 
  > Wish there was/does anyone know of a way to look at maybe some screen
  > or indication on the XX-X to see how close you are to maxing the
  > polyphony?
  > 
  > Bob
  > Corona/Riverside, CA
  >







   
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