Nobody forced anybody to use the TI but that is completely besides the point. The real point is if you decided you liked the sound of the instrument and think the function set is what you are looking for and have then gone and SPENT YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY BASED UPON THE AD HYPE the thing should work. A few problems are understandable, the release of a product not quite ready for the market or with an overwhelming number of bugs and problems is just plain dishonest. It the people at Virus want to get back to programming (which by the way it not their job, their job is to design, develop and manufacture the equipment so that users can program them to their liking) then they should market a product that does not have so many problems. There is way too many problems on these web sites for it to be either a coincidence or as some of the more computer oriented probably think, user malfunction or lack of brains or knowledge. Isn't it possible that having spent a good deal of time and money trying to capture the fading hardware market for digital synths that Access just managed to prove the rule, not the exception.
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