This is a pretty common problem in many domestic rooms! It will depend on all sorts of things - room size, room shape, speaker positioning, damping, listener position, etc, etc. For me, it just a standard part of getting a new sample set that I spend and hour or two on the voicing pages going ...

Many thanks - really useful info.
Steve

Looks great, Neil. Every organ should have a dog!
Steve

How do you rate Redcliffe vs St Davids?
I can't afford both, possibly slightly prefer listening to Redcliffe - but I can't ignore the price differential!
S

Many thanks Reiner (and Martin).
All now sorted and working!
Steve

I have a permanent licence for HW and recently bought the update for HW9. This is installed and running perfectly BUT iLok seems to think it's a cloud subscription - It shows as 'Cloud Session' instead of being on my USB iLok dongle. Despite a lifetime in IT, I find the iLok Manager software ...

My current preference: I leave the solo completely un-assigned and then use any of the native couplers to bring it to swell/great/choir as needed Solo to swell with swell unison off temporarily gives me just the solo if needed The Choir is so delicate, that when I need tuba solo I can just couple ...

What are people's recommendation for those with 3 manual consoles? Floating manuals or just assign Choir/Echo to one keyboard or what??
Thanks
Steve

Just to add my bit... Upgraded from 8 to 9. No real problems apart from that after I 'redeemed' my iLok licence code, I didn't realise I also had to 'activate' it. I find the iLok interface far from intuitive! No difficulties on the HW side - all upgraded happily and I like the new touch ideas ...

I'm very tempted by this but only have three manuals. I know I could use floating manuals (which I did with Hereford) but it's not ideal. Another alternative is to assign both 'Choirs' to the choir manual.
Any views?
Thanks

Just out of interest, turned it all on today and Windows had decided to switch both monitors back to landscape mode and lost all the touch settings!
It's not even connected to the internet so I can't blame an update!
Had to reset screens & touch from scratch....
Steve

I have just updated my touch screens so the old ones are available. They are both Iiyama 19" 4:3 screens. They are some years old but working fine. They do NOT have standard VESA mounting holes so have to remain on their fixed stands. I have copies of the touch drivers that worked fine under W10 ...

Thank you!
All it needed was setting up in the Tablet PC settings.
I'd searched in 'Settings' for 'Touch' and found nothing. Good old MS hiding it away!
Steve

(Apologies if there is a better forum for this) I've just replaced my VERY old Iiyama touchscreens with two nice new Viewsonic TD2230. Touching monitor 1 works fine. Touching monitor 2 appears/activates on monitor 1. My old monitors had some driver software but it doesn't recognise the new screens ...