That's possible.. My OS is 64-bit and my DAW is 32-bit (FL doesnt have a 64bit version yet). The driver to the hardware of course is 64-bit, which is pretty new for Access (but it shouldn't be, considering widespread adoption of 64bit over the last 2 years). It also shouldn't be an issue in a 32-bit DAW and 32-bit plugin of VC, but I guess it could be. If so, the virus is not yet ready for me or more likely vice versa :)

No, I tried exclusively with the USB since that is the setup I would be using it with in my DAW. I know with some other setups I would get the full glory of this synth, but I had to judge it based on the pricetag and Total Integration selling point alone.

Its a pity about the 64 bit OS. ASIO4all.dll sometimes sorts out latency/ immature driver issues for a lot of hardware. But it only works on XP 32 bit.

In this case I don't think the issue was ASIO, because I had the option of Creative ASIO (for the X-Fi card in this system, which is what I normally use with excellent success.. like 2ms with no issues whatsoever), or the TI ASIO. It seemed to behave identically regardless of which I used as the sound card.

At this point I am holding tight. I am looking forward to see what the next Virus model brings to the table.

I use ASIO4ALL in Windows 7 64.

As do I - works fine but latency is pretty long compared to a dedicated unit obviously.