Did you try one of the presets which are set up to use the inputs?
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In Cubase you can do some sort of solo track plus freeze track trickery to get what you want. Did it once when I tried to wrap my head around all the TI stuff but forgot how it was done exactly. However, you're on Logic and it woudln't apply anyway. But the general concept might work - AFAIR, there's a freeze option in Logic as well.
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I added timed comments so you can see who's doing what.
It's fascinating how they all have totally different personalities.Way cool! Thank you very much for the insight!
I actually thought that Blofeld pad was done on the Virus. -
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Virus Control (plugin) and Virus Control Center (application) are two different applications for different purposes.
There were several topics related to these questions. You'll proably find a good answer in my post history.
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PS: Would be interesting to have a complete breakdown of what sounds are from which synth...
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that's a misunderstanding. there is an old set of ROM patches and a new set. both, the TI and the face lifted version internally called TI2 can use the old and the updated version of the ROM patches. virus control center seems to install the old revision, that's all. both, the old and new banks are available from within Virus Control (and also Virus Control Center).
Then maybe there's a misunderstanding in addition to the bug. The end result is confusing anyway: After a VCC Restore Factory Seetingts, the hardware has the v1 set of ROM patches, while VC shows (and loads) the v2 set of ROM patches. You should try it once. It's fun
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Google for VST Host.
There should be freeware applications that allow you to just run VSTs without the overhead of a full blown sequencer. -
You cannot save individual patches as .mid files. You always save a whole bank.
AFAIK, there's no way to manage Multis via the VC or VCC. You have to receive/send them via MIDI SysEx messages and use something like SysEx Librarian to store the data on your computer.
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You could probably send a whole bank as SysEx using a MIDI SysEx tool?
The original RAM banks are installed with Virus Control somewhere on your system. However, using a VST host would be the easiest way to manage your RAM banks.
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You do realise there is no difference between the TI1 and the TI2 except 25% more power!
(except for different housings, and a different set of factory presets)
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I had the same problem, and found out it has to do with VCC Restor Facory Settings...
Virus Control Center "Restore Factory Settings" loads wrong ROM banks on TI2 Desktop and Polar
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You're welcome.
Please submit a bug report to Access Music, so that they know more users are having the same peoblem.
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If you have the same problem, please submit a bug report to Access Music, so that they know more users are having the same peoblem.
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Get the latest installer from the download section of the Virus website. Check the release notes whether it suits your Mac OS version.
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How much CPU do the presets use you are currently playing from the Snow?
I got clicks and pops along as a side effect of voice stealing in my TI2, no matter what connection, when I had several presets playing which all were using lots of CPU (5 bars in the indicator) plus a couple of less CPU intensive ones.
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- Open Virus Control Center
- "Restore Factory Settings" under the menu "Advanced"However, according to my experience this does not properly work for the Virus TI2 products and some additional steps are necessary. The background is described in this thread:
Virus Control Center "Restore Factory Settings" loads wrong ROM banks on TI2 Desktop and PolarTherefore, still in Virus Control Center, do the following
- Create a backup of the synth
- Restore the backup you just made to the synthNow all the factory ROM sounds are properly restored.
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there must be something screwy with your Mac setup.
probably the Win10 stuff...
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playback: Sounds like a sync issue between the DAW and the Virus. Try starting your DAW at least 2 bars before the arps should start. And if the arps are out of sequence, wait at least 10 seconds before you start again.
@SendArpNotesOff: You probably created a MIDI loop where a note was sent to the Virus, which triggered the arpeggiator, which sent out MIDI notes, of which every note again triggered the arpeggiator and sent out MIDI notes, and so on. That way, you could have flooded your system with MIDI notes and maxxed overloaded the CPUs of the Virus.
Question: Why are you using the Virus arpeggiator if you are playing it from a DAW instead of programming (or recording) the notes into your daw and then playing the same sounds without the arpeggiator? That way you wouldn't have those arpeggiator related timing or resource problems with your Virus.
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Not at my computer or Virus, but trying from memory:
- In the Virus Control "Browse" tab you can always see two banks in the upper and in the lower part of the window
- select your RAM bank from the hardware in the upper part
- create a new local bank to copy your RAM bank (see below)
- select the newly created destination bank for the lower part
- select all presets from the upper part and drag them to the lower part==> now you have saved your RAM bank in a local file
You can the select that local file in the Virus Control Center to burn it to one of the ROM banks
For further information please consult the Virus Control Tutorial found at http://www.virus.info/downloads
From the Virus Control Tutorial
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How to make new libraries- In the Virus TI/Patches folder, create a new folder called ‘MyPatches’
- Copy/Paste the file ‘My Patches.mid’ to this folder
- Rename the copy e.g. ‘My Patches 1.mid’
- Repeat steps 2 and 3 as many times as required, incrementing the version number each time
- Use VirusControl to delete the patches in the additional copies.