you can use the Arpeggiator Send function. I think this is somewhere in the Common menus.
-timo
you can use the Arpeggiator Send function. I think this is somewhere in the Common menus.
-timo
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I don't have answer from access support, so ...
Please check your spam filter settings and provide your ticket number. In case you haven't got one per email, your spam filter might ate it. In this case, log on to the support system with your email address and ticketing password.
-timo
Alles anzeigenThis sounds like the same problem i've been having, it is detailed in my thread here: http://www.access-music.de/for…?page=Thread&threadID=713
I have updated the thread with new information since Marc replied to it initially, but have not received any more information since then. (it did take me a while to update it tho, as i had to find the time to perform the changes Marc suggested)
Basically reducing the soundcard latency setting as Timo suggests above does not fix the problem, i set my motu 828 down to it's lowest buffer setting and the latency problem remained.
If i start a blank project with only one virus part the latency is gone, no problem. As i described in my thread the latency issues only appear once several parts/outputs are used, very much like the poster of this thread describes.
Once the latency appears, recording new midi data in the project through the VC plugin is basically impossible because of the delay in hearing the sound once a key is pressed. All my midi data appears ahead of time on the grid by almost a 1/16th note, because i'm compensating for the delay by playing the keys earlier so as to hear the sound in time with the rest of the instruments during recording.
What host are you using?
-timo
unfortunately, you did not provide any information about your system. Please address support and let them know your exact system configuration. I assume that it is a new iMac (with i5 or i7 cpu), in this case, support will definitely be able to help you.
-timo
q1/2010
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Alles anzeigenI said it work perfect but it doesn´t.
My two problems:
- I change VST3 Path to c:\vst plugins\access but the installer installs to defaultpath everytime.
- I get no firmware update. installer shows me the message that the virus goes into update mode. the virus do this but after 2-5 seconds the installer is at 100% and virus ti restarts normally.
i tried to reinstall but i get the same two problems again. i use the virus with a extra pci usb 2.0 card with only the virus connected.
The VST3 path is actually defined by the standard, therefore it shouldn't be changed except you have _very_ good reasons.
Check if the virus has TIOS 3.3.4.00 on it. In this case, the firmware does not need to be updated, since the 3.3.5.02 contains the complete 3.3.4.00 software, except that the installer has been updated to fix problems.
-timo
I am using Ableton live 8.0.5
Please open a support ticket, so it can be investigated.
-timo
Please open a support ticket and provide a exact description which banks have been burned and provide the MIDI files with the patches if possible.
thanks
-timo
No, but you can burn banks to the FLASH ROM using the Virus Control Center (VCC).
-timo
To reduce the latency you need to reduce the latency of the soundcard you (or your second VST host) is using. This is the determining factor to latency in Virus Control.
-timo
In the browser page, drag and drop the patchname from the part panel on the left side to a slot in a bank on the browser page.
The popups in the browser page have less entries, the LOAD/SAVE buttons do have an entry for each patch while the "Bank Selection" has only entries for each bank.
-timo
For what I'm talking about, the host used is totally irrevelant.
Sometimes people think that, but actually, it is not. The VST and AU standards are constantly changing, also by communication between access and other companies. Therefore have recent versions of supported sequencers is part of the game.
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But FYI, one pc runs an instance of Bidule standalone, then either Cubase, Live or Reaper + a custom app that deals mainly with sysex (total recal for all my synth or sysex to CC conversion kind of stuf). Note that I'm using an RME audio interface so it's multiclient.
A second pc is running a second instance of bidule (midi only) + some other midi special stuff + my librarians for some of my synth( korg m3, radias,..)
My problem is as follow:
1) If I connect the TI to it's midi connectorsI can access it from any number of apps from any number of pc or hardware device: NO LIMITS (but no VC)
Right. Yet, no problem.
2) If I use the USB for midi only then only a single pc can access the TI directly, as the standard midi port is then disabled (probably to prevent morrons to send twice the midi clock to the ti, ... gofigure) : that sucks as I can't acess the ti directly from a second pc or hw device (and no VC).
It is not just preventing "twice the midi clock", the TI has a different timebase when being used in a plugin (which is currently the difference between analog outputs and usb).
3) NOW, if I launch the VC, then the only access to the ti is thru the VC. That means that only a single App from a single device (pc or hw) can access the TI at any time, plus you can't deal with the sync yourself + there are delay compensation errors when using the analogs out. The VC will still report a latency to the host even if the LIVE button is enabled, and this value is a total joke.
The value is an estimation. additionally, the solution for your setup would be: use Virus Control in a "standalone" host, routing "Virus TI MIDI IN" to "Virus Control", connect "Virus TI MIDI OUT" to "Virus TI MIDI IN" and use "Virus TI MIDI" as output in your MIDI application.
So all I need is a VC that just deals with patches, being able to access the usb (for midi) and the midi port at the same time from any other app or pc. Like my vsynth-gt, korg m3 , radias, motif xs, ... By trying to make it better than anyone else, access just managed to make it worse, IMO off course.
c'est simple non ? ich meine es ist einfach, nein ?
You will find that you need to take care of a lot of caveats when doing it like you do. Additionally, you can not guarantee the consistency of patches etc. You also loose the total recall feature, automation lanes etc.
I think your situation is also pretty special because only very few people do work so old fashioned today. And to make it short: you can just use some "single plugin host" (like savihost etc.) and wire it up to solve your problem.
-timo
please open a support ticket and attach the patch.
-timo
so many posts and I have still have no idea which host you are using...
-timo
I think you maybe missed an important point in his suggestion (apologies if I'm mistaken):
Don't assign the reverb send to a soft knob. Assign a controller to the soft knob (example: CC 12) and then assign CC12 to reverb send in the matrix. I believe that will do what you're after (which is what Merlin was suggesting).
This is an excellent suggestion. It also consumes less MIDI bandwidth.
-timo
Hi,just wondering when the OS 4 update is going to be released.Thanks.
as mentioned in other threads and the news: Q1/2010 or "shortly".
-timo
assuming you are working on Windows:
In this case, you might have run into a known issue: windows only supports about 16000 entries in a popup menu.
When you have a lot of patches in your patches folder, you can reach that limit and the windows function Virus Control is using just fails (error 8: no memory).
There are two things you can do:
1) use the browser page, which is easier anyway
2) remove some patch files from your patches folder
-timo
Hi,
My virus was working very fine since the last update ( 3.3.4.00 ) , but since tomorrow i've got sometimes this message about the audio driver, and now the sound from virus TI is very very dirty.
I have uninstall the drivers and re-install the same version but it's the same thing.
All was perfectly working can someone help me please ?
Thanks.
Edit : I7 940 / Ableton 8 / Win 7 32bit
Please address support, they can help.
-timo