Why did access design and sell the ti with problems ?

[Hollowcell]

Originally Posted by gnome

Why did access design and sell the ti with problems ?

Money....

Access isn't known for quality of their machines, but they are known for having synths capable of very nice sounds (except for bass).

Almost everyone I know personally with a Virus (previous to the TI series) has had to return it at some point for some kind of hardware failure - can't say that about Clavia that's for sure. None of these guys (including myself) has ever thought about buying the TI.

Still software was the strong point of Access and it seems that many people are having trouble with the software only, so Access should come good eventually unless they just concentrate purely on the TI2.

I guess all I can say to all of the people with the TIs (that are having trouble), good luck and I hope it's all fixed up soon for you guys.

[Ronkaz]

Originally Posted by Hollowcell

Money....

Access isn't known for quality of their machines, but they are known for having synths capable of very nice sounds (except for bass).

Almost everyone I know personally with a Virus (previous to the TI series) has had to return it at some point for some kind of hardware failure - can't say that about Clavia that's for sure. None of these guys (including myself) has ever thought about buying the TI.

Well, never needed to return any machine. Actually access is well known for quality. And I think this is true for most all users.

r

[ShortBus]

Originally Posted by Hollowcell

Access isn't known for quality of their machines, but they are known for having synths capable of very nice sounds (except for bass).

I dont agree with that statement, 90% of the patches Ive created are thunderous basses for Jungle/ breaks and Electrohouse.

[Kobayashi]

Originally Posted by ShortBus

I dont agree with that statement, 90% of the patches Ive created are thunderous basses for Jungle/ breaks and Electrohouse.

Nor I. I have some patches that will rattle your teeth.

k