are the envelopes not being retriggered?
Posts by charonme
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which would comply with Access stating that the TI2 had roughly 30% more processing power
from what I was able to find out the TI probably runs the chip at 150MHz at stock voltage (1.8v) and the TI2 runs it overclocked with 1.88volts
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does this mean I'll lose some banks (which?) after downgrade below 4.5.1?
how many multi programs will I be able to store?
- What’s new in version 4.5.1?
- New storrage location for your own patches
and which "Additional Modulation Sources" will I lose?
- What’s new in version 4.5.1?
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I don't care about USB&apple, but I'd pay 200 just to fix the timing bug, 100 for fixing the slow and buggy part switching and ~50 for fixing each of the other major bugs
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I just noticed the same behavior:
On part 1 I set the filter cutoff to 0, switch to part 2 and set the filter cutoff to 127, come back to part 1 and when I move the knob slightly it often jumps to a high value immediately
According to the manual, the Response (Jump, Snap, Rel) is only available for the Soft Knobs.
that seems to be a mistake in the manual. The manual indeed lists the "Response" settings under "Global Soft Knob settings", but in the actual virus menu the "Response" setting is under "Knob behavior" together with "Display time" and "Target" (internal/midi/internal+midi)
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does it happen also when there are no midi or usb cables connected to your virus? have you tried the factory reset?
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I haven't been able to reproduce your problem, maybe your virus is broken
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because when the USB is plugged into a computer the virus MIDI I/O ports become an interface of the computer
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which firmware version?
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I have been testing this a couple of months ago and the usb midi loop hack seemed to work, but I wasn't able to reproduce it now.
My hypothesis was that something related to the internal virus audio frequency (44.1kHz or 48kHz) had an effect on this problem and connecting it to a computer causes the virus to sync to the computer usb audio driver. But I was wrong, the usb midi loop doesn't help. -
I sometimes have this problem too, but I can't reproduce it very reliably under practical conditions. Sometimes it appears that changing the clock to 48kHz slightly helps, but other people trying this reported that it got worse for them.
I also noticed the problem can go away when I connect the TI to a computer via USB (in a simple USB mode without the virus VST) and set up the computer to route MIDI coming from the TI midi in directly back into the TI synth. (I use a HW sequencer connected to the Virus directly with a din midi cable)
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I just found out the C uses MIDI CCs 97-100 for unison settings (like described in the C manual), however the TI ignores these and instead uses "bank D" sysex data 120-123 (positions in dump 504-507). One of the results of this is that transferring patches between Ti and C using the MIDI dump function can break the unison settings.
By the way, the unison mode on the C goes up to 16 while on the Ti it only goes up to 8.
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I just found out the C uses MIDI CCs 97-100 for unison settings (like described in the C manual), however the TI ignores these and instead uses "bank D" data 120-123 (positions in dump 504-507). One of the results of this is that transferring patches between Ti and C using the MIDI dump function can break the unison settings.
By the way, the unison mode on the C goes up to 16 while on the Ti it only goes up to 8. -
I also experience the same behavior. When there is no input the osc plays in the right channel when vocoder is turned on
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there's this https://pastebin.com/KmWq7fnv but it's quite confusing and seems to only describe midi dump data?
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mine (ti2 desktop) also says dspb56367ag150
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the balanced mono (TS) jack
can you give an example of gear that uses 6.35 TS phono jacks for balanced signal? -
ok now you went too far
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if the stereo signal you routed to the 1 input gets routed back to the other channel...they dont jump through air
correct, the only thing the left input ring is connected is the normalizing/switch pin of the right input socket. The right input ring is not connected to anything
In balanced that sleeve goes thru the "impedance balancing" to ground <- that is the circuitry you mentioned, which cancels the noise
that would be a resistor between the ground and the ring on an output socket (my virus uses 470ohm resistors for this), but that's not the circuitry that cancels the noise. That circuitry would have to be connected to the inputs and it would have to subtract the ring input signal from the tip input signal usually using an opamp.
Stereo is a different thing completely
this is what I was pointing to. The left virus input is a stereo input rather than a balanced mono input
