Virus TI2 pricing....

[LivePsy]

Originally Posted by Joey

See I think thats where we differ... I don't want a computer and I don't want reaktor, I want a great sounding instrument.

Actually, I don't want a computer either! But I see that is the direction to go if you want 10 filter models and 20 oscillilator models and serious modulation of anything to anything. If a Virus had those capabilities and you only wanted to use the hardware knobs, that's an extremely complex thing to manage in a 3 line display. Personally I would want a computer editor but leave the performing to the Virus standalone - yes good old MIDI!

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[Joey]

Originally Posted by LivePsy

Actually, I don't want a computer either! But I see that is the direction to go if you want 10 filter models and 20 oscillilator models and serious modulation of anything to anything. If a Virus had those capabilities and you only wanted to use the hardware knobs, that's an extremely complex thing to manage in a 3 line display. Personally I would want a computer editor but leave the performing to the Virus standalone - yes good old MIDI!

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all I really want are comb filters

and maybe a third envelope

[emdebee]

I know it's been said before but all I want is reliable timing with the arps and envelopes using Virus Control... I can't believe that this is still an issue - hrmmm

It's doing my head in!

[marc]

Originally Posted by emdebee

I know it's been said before but all I want is reliable timing with the arps and envelopes using Virus Control... I can't believe that this is still an issue - hrmmm

It's doing my head in!

i don't think there is any type of timing problem as long as the rest of your system is okay. can you be a little bit more specific?

marc

[emdebee]

Originally Posted by marc

i don't think there is any type of timing problem as long as the rest of your system is okay. can you be a little bit more specific?

marc

Hi Marc... I sent a Logic 8 project to Access shortly after my purchase which exhibited notes being cut off at random and issues with the Arps not being triggered correctly - ie. the Arp pattern not starting at the beginning as it should. The TI was not even close to being DSP stressed. From memory, the main issues were when only 2 patches were playing, in contrast to 6-7 patches playing at the same time with no problems whatsoever. This issue was replicated by Access, but surprisingly at different measures within the same project! The issues with the random cutting off of notes was fixed with a firmware/software update (I think it was 2.7.3), but the original project that I sent to them STILL has issues with the ARP accuracy to this day.

I can assure you that my system is fine... and I have the same issues on 2 seperate installed systems, both of them now running OS X 10.5.6, Logic Pro 8.0.2, 17" MacBook Pro - Core2Duo 2.33GHz - 3 GB RAM (TI Firewire Chipset), RME FF800. I don't have any issues with anything else at all on my DAW's...

It's got me buggered, and it's been an issue ever since the purchase of my TI Keyboard.

[marc]

Originally Posted by emdebee

The issues with the random cutting off of notes was fixed with a firmware/software update (I think it was 2.7.3), but the original project that I sent to them STILL has issues with the ARP accuracy to this day.

please send me the project privately or at least the case issue number so i can look it up in support.

thanks, marc