Beiträge von msy

Hello!

I get this message from the Virus TI 1 version 5.0.30 when loading it into Cubase 7:
"Virus TI has discovered a setup problem. The host is using an odd audio interface buffer size which causes communication problems. Please adjust the buffer size to any of the following sample values instead: 64,128,256,512."

I have a Focusrite Saffire Pro 10 I/O firewire soundcard on which I can only specify the buffer settings in milliseconds (4,6,10...40 ms).
I have also tried another soundcard (a cheaper EMU0404 PCI), but that one also has its buffer settings set in milliseconds.

I often have to retrigger the Virus when the ARP starts to wander about, which I didn't have to do before in older versions of the Virus TI firmware.

I tried searching the forum and google for a solution. Some people say that you can use the ASIO4ALL drivers. That seems very odd to me, since that driver was made for gamer/budget soundscards to work with ASIO at all.

What is Access input about this issue? Should I use Asio4all to overcome this problem?

My system details:
CPU: Intel i7 3820, Memory: 6 GB RAM
Cubase 7.0.1 32bit
Windows 7 64bit
Focusrite Saffire Pro 10 I/O

Zitat von Satch

If you are talking about the left hand side of VC where the volume sliders are, then it's already possible. Just right click on the little Direct Out button and it will bring up a list of all the outputs.

What!? ... How could I have missed that.. I'll check when I get back.

Hello!

I think it would be better workflow if you were able to choose audio output directly from the channel table, just next to the channel number.

Take care!

I can't get no sound either...

Is it possible to use USB MIDI-IN for triggering Atomizer or must I use the Virus's own physical MIDI ports?

I use Cubase 5 but using external audio input to the Virus. Still no sound, not in headphones and not via USB....

As soon as I turn off Atomizer, it works like it should....