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PREFERENCES PREFERENCES Falcon’s general settings are configured in the Preferences window. To open the Preferences, choose Preferences from the menu in the Toolbar. GENERAL STREAMING When you drag and drop samples into a program, by default the sample will play back for as long as the note is held. Enable the One Shot option for SAMPLE DRAG’N’DROP MODE to instead import all samples as one shot by default. To change an individual sample to One Shot, see [Interface > Main > Sample Editor]. Rather than loading an entire sample into memory, samples may be read (streamed) from disk as they are played. This can improve overall performance by balancing resources between your computer’s RAM and its disk drives. That said, streaming performance is directly affected by the speed of the disk, so the faster the disk, the better. Each part displays a color in multiple places throughout Falcon. Choosing Chromatic for PART COLOURING SCHEME will assign each new part a random color; choosing Grey will assign all parts the same shade of grey. Falcon’s UI can be rendered with OpenGL, which can help with overall performance by offloading some of the processing needed to draw the UI from the CPU to the GPU. To enable OpenGL rendering, enable the USE OPENGL RENDERER checkbox. For best results when using OpenGL rendering on Windows, make sure to update to the latest drivers for your graphics card. The default settings are optimized for most use cases. To adjust the settings for your computer, choose the appropriate Hard drive type and Cache size. To confirm your changes, press the Apply button. To revert to the default settings, press the Default button. For details on enabling or disable streaming for individual parts, see [Interface > Main > Edit > Program]. 69