Is the TI 2 Imminent?

[Totty]

Cheers Timo, I hope you are right. Not that the TI isn't great, but it would be somewhat ironic if all the issues were ironed out just before a replacement!

I agree about the Snow, there's no way they would replace it, especially if it's doing well.

Mike

[Timo]

Hi Mike.

Originally Posted by Totty

Not that the TI isn't great, but it would be somewhat ironic if all the issues were ironed out just before a replacement!

If that was the case they'd owe it to their customers to do so. But with so many different configurations in use out there, it'd be impossible to solve all of them.

I agree about the Snow, there's no way they would replace it, especially if it's doing well.

My thought is if/when a TI successor comes out, they'll stop production of the TI desktop, TI-kb and TI polar, but continue with the Snow as a "lite" version. This is merely supposition, however. But the Snow does appear to be quite popular, particularly with its small footprint and atomizer for DJs as well.

Winter Namm may be interesting this year.

Will they, or wont they...

T minus 15 days, and commencing.

[Totty]

Hi Timo!

Yes, it should be interesting, looking forward to it, just don't release a new TI Access!!

My configuration is running pretty well of late. Latest OS and all on a Mac-Pro. There are some annoying things I have noticed and mentioned before, http://www.Infekted.org/virus/showthread.php?t=29383 Quantized notes sound un-quantized</a> but I haven't raised it in support yet. The main issue is when you use the TI in VC and use more than one channel or a few voices. On an example - I make a recursive modulation to the filter envelope delay via filter envelope. Play one note, it sounds tight, play four, the decay skips and sounds wrong. It seems to me as if Access are pushing dynamic processor allocation too far.

I used to have a Virus Indigo2 and I cannot remember if this happened here too... Also modulating a formant shift via a monophonic lfo should cycle smoothly. I find if you add another part the modulation starts to skip and step randomly.

It's easy to say don't use these functions, but it's a bloody synthesizer!

Anyhow, rant over. I'm looking forward to something cool next year. Happy New Year in advance everyone

Mike

[spindlenine]

I hope they don't release anything that makes my Polar look dated, since I just got it last month.

Just kidding... who cares? Regardless of what they might come out with, the TI will still rock the house!

- max

[waxahachie]

Originally Posted by spindlenine

I hope they don't release anything that makes my Polar look dated, since I just got it last month.

Just kidding... who cares? Regardless of what they might come out with, the TI will still rock the house!

- max

Absolutely. I have one old piece of crap Virus Classic desktop and sounds with incredible quality even better to the young Waldorf Blofeld.

[DIGITAL SCREAMS]

TI MKII will be announced on Sunday 18 January at 10am

Cheers

DS

[Pighood]

Originally Posted by DIGITAL SCREAMS

TI MKII will be announced on Sunday 18 January at 10am

Cheers

DS

Ha ha Ho Ho Hi Hi Hu Hu

[marc]

Originally Posted by DIGITAL SCREAMS

TI MKII will be announced on Sunday 18 January at 10am

Cheers

DS

unlikely. it's AM.

marc