In the cinema and in the studio, the gap between real and digitally created experience narrows each year. For many, the convenience, affordability and flexibility of modelled reality already trumps those final few percentage points of difference.
Uhe’s Diva is proudly advertised as a ‘game-changer’: a software synth sounding so analogue you’ll need to replace its capacitors in 30 years or so. Its main components resemble those of half a dozen classic instruments and it boasts enigmatic ‘zero-delay-feedback’ filters. But such realism has a cost, and in its highest resolution mode (‘Divine’), Diva needs a pretty powerful computer to hit the 16-voice maximum that it can deliver.
My appetite whetted, I installed version 1.1 on my Mac, keen to test the promised 40 percent CPU saving over version 1.0…
System Requirements
- Current PC or intel Mac
- Multicore CPU with SSE2
- (Sandy Bridge architecture or newer recommended)
- Mac OS X 10.5 or newer
- Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 10
- 1GB RAM, more recommended
- 60MB free disc space
- display 1000x600px and up
- Mac OS X: AAX, AU, NKS or VST compatible host software
- Windows: AAX, NKS or VST compatible host software
- Supports 32bit and 64bit in all formats
- AAX support for Pro Tools 10.3.7 or later, 11 & 12
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