Anyone use the analog outs and just Ti over the USB link?

    Taking it slowly:

    • Use the MixControl utility to route the S/PDIF input(s) into Core Audio channel(s) your DAW can recognize.
    • Load your DAW and VC, in 3 out mode, make sure all 3 aux outs of the virus are presents and visible.
    • Create track(s) (stripes) feeding the Core Audio channel(s) carrying S/PDIF audio you created earlier. You will need to arm and enable monitoring for them in order to hear them.
    • Load 6 random sounds into 6 VC parts. Under the common tab set each one to a different output: USB1/2/3, out1/2/3.
    • Create 6 MIDI tracks that send to the VC plugin each on a different channel, same channels as the parts you loaded the sound into.
    • Arm and play each MIDI track separately, and watch the level meters on the audio tracks to see where the sound comes from.

    Hope this helps.

    Zitat von flabberbob

    Taking it slowly:

    • Use the MixControl utility to route the S/PDIF input(s) into Core Audio channel(s) your DAW can recognize.
    • Load your DAW and VC, in 3 out mode, make sure all 3 aux outs of the virus are presents and visible.
    • Create track(s) (stripes) feeding the Core Audio channel(s) carrying S/PDIF audio you created earlier. You will need to arm and enable monitoring for them in order to hear them.
    • Load 6 random sounds into 6 VC parts. Under the common tab set each one to a different output: USB1/2/3, out1/2/3.
    • Create 6 MIDI tracks that send to the VC plugin each on a different channel, same channels as the parts you loaded the sound into.
    • Arm and play each MIDI track separately, and watch the level meters on the audio tracks to see where the sound comes from.

    Hope this helps.


    Thanks Bob,


    Worked like a treat. Ended up it was Out 1/2 that was carrying my SPDIF audio.
    1 question though, I have VC set to 3 Ins and 1 out. is this correct or should I have it set to 3 outs 0 In?


    Chris

    I use 2 out / 0 in, for building my MIDI arrangement and bouncing separate MIDI tracks. I move to 3 out / 1 in temporarily for what you may call side chaining (vocoder, using effects from the Virus on audio tracks, etc.). It's the most stable that way. I certainly would not recommend using lots of parts, in sequencer mode, in a live situation. That's not what the Virus does best. For performances I would recommend using multi mode, using some layers and keyboard splitting, and feeding it from the multi's global channel. For more sounds in a live situation I'd say get another Virus. In short: 4xSnow is more stable than 1xTI, in a live situation.