>>is the TI 2 in production?
No. No word of a TI v2 has ever been mentioned, by anyone. It's merely a theoretical figment of my imagination and a guess based on previous patterns. Sorry if I misled you.
>>do you think it will be released soon
No. And if there ever was to be a TI v2, it would certainly not be for (at the very least) another one or two years, I'm guessing. Access tend to release new synths every 2-3 years, but I think any such TI v2 will probably take a year or so longer than that due to the staggered release of the TI v1.
>>will the unit be different or is it an upgrade to the virtual side of things?
Utterly no idea.
Ignore all this talk about a theoretical TI v2. The current TI v1 will most likely see at least one large set of OS/software updates and enhancements long before anything like a TI v2 would ever see ever the light of day. The only reason I'm waiting until a theoretical TI v2 is because I can't afford a new Virus any time soon. A year or two down the line I will be.
But don't even concern yourself about what or wont be included in any OS upgrades. Buy something you want for what it does today, not what it 'might' do tomorrow.
If you want the wavetables, the hypersaw, the virtual control, the added polyphony, the usb midi + audio, the independent reverb and delay effects per part, the programmable arpeggiator, the larger LCD, then save up and buy the TI. If you don't feel you need or want any of those features, then buy the C.
__________________
PS > And another thing! Will the Ti|3 have user customisable/importable wavetables?  A ribbon-controller or XY-Pad might be nice, too, please! Thanks!
|