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Zitat von oliAtBass

I like!

Thanks man, appreciate it!

I would like to see the Random Patch Generator accessible from the TI software. It would make it easier to experiment without have to reach over to the rack to hit the buttons.

I thought so. It would be nice if they could add that feature in an upcoming version.

Is the Random Patch Generator accessible from the Total Integration software? I looked around and couldn't find it.

Released a new album back in November - https://paingauge.bandcamp.com/releases
Virus TI2 is on every track. Such a beast.

I submitted a ticket and did get an answer from Focusrite on this. There is a beta version of MixControl that allows you to set the buffer in samples vs milliseconds. So far so good with it. Still need to play with it some more.

I did have initially have it set at 192 and despite the warning, it seemed to work ok. I was worried about ARPs getting off time since it wouldn't take much to make them sound terrible.

Zitat von MrMowgli

The buffer size is the size of extra memory used by ASIO, and only affects latency. It should be as low as possible without hitting under runs. So for practical settings, try it with 128, and work your way up until there are no more over/underruns. I mean yes, there is a relationship there, but it has more to do with how fast your system can process the buffer.

I am unable to set it at 128 or any of the other values the Virus wants. I can only set it at increments of the sample rate.
96kHz - 96 - 192 - 288 - 384 - 480 - 576
88.2kHz - 89 - 177 - 265 - 353 - 442 - 530 - 618
48kHz - 48 - 96 - 144 - 192 - 240 - 288 - 336 - 384 - 432 - 480 - 528

None of those values match the Viruses desired buffer size. The MixControl software only lets you set the buffer in milliseconds. I went through all the possible values last night and that's where those numbers come from. The buffer slider in Sonar is greyed out because MixControl has a lock on the values.

Ok. I'm a bit confused. I'm using an 18i20 and Sonar X2.

It doesn't seem mathematically possible to achieve the sample buffer values that the Virus wants.

The Virus wants a buffer size of - 64, 128, 256, or 512
Using a sample rate of 96kHz these are the values you can set - 96 - 192 - 288 - 384 - 480 - 576
At 88.2kHz these are the values that are set - 89 - 177 - 265 - 353 - 442 - 530 - 618
And at 48kHz, these are the values that are set - 48 - 96 - 144 - 192 - 240 - 288 - 336 - 384 - 432 - 480 - 528

In order to give the Virus a value it wants, you would have to be able to set the 18i20 to a sample rate of either 64kHz or 128Khz which are values that are nonexistent in any soundcard/interface.

I feel like I must be missing something here. There is no way to set custom buffers sizes as they are directly related to the sample rate. It's pretty simple straight-forward math... so what exactly am I missing? Does it have to do with Sonar because the 18i20 doesn't have much to adjust. I noticed several parameters are greyed out in Sonar. I guess this is due to the 18i20 being in control of them.

I've always had my DAW set at 24/96. When trying to configure the ASIO buffer for the Virus, I only get variables of 96 (192, 288, 384, 480, etc...) The Virus wants 128, 256, or 512.
How does it effect the virus if I'm unable to give it exactly the buffer size it wants? I got it hooked up via USB two days ago and have just begun messing around with it using the TI software.

Zitat von Clubfiller

it´s installed with the installer. Check it: press windows-logo, all programms, Access Music, Support. There you may find the Control center. May be different to a mac...

Found it. Thanks Clubfiller!

Thanks Marc. Is that utility located within the TI Installer software? I don't see it available for download.

I have yet to get the Virus racked and hooked up properly to my computer. The rack kit that I ordered new arrived bent so I had to send it back. Right now I have my SY77 hooked up via MIDI to the Virus just so I could play with it. Really looking forward to messing around with the TI software.

Thanks for the link prophonic. I'll definitely check out the tutorial!

I've just had my TI 2 desktop a day or so and I've been cycling through the ROM banks to see what this thing sounds like. I noticed that ROM banks V-Z are empty. Is this normal? Seems like wasted space to me.

Greetings all!

I just picked up a used TI 2 desktop. I've been wanting one for years and I decided to jump on it Christmas Eve! It was finally delivered on the 4th so I've barely begun to delve into its massive depths.

Can't wait to get my system infected with this contagion!