i understand that. i just wanted make sure that the person who asked the question understands that we do not test against modifications suggested by others. this doesn't mean that we have an issue with that or there is an actual issue but it is not the scope of our support. and as you can see by reading Kilow's question, all that is not necessary clear for everybody.
Mark, I do not expect Access to test against that. If you understood my comment that way - that's not what I intended.
I hope it will not clash with version with workaround steps applied.
Thanks. You're right Chris. SIP disabling was not needed. I made a fresh install on new mac machine. The only thing that was required was computer restart after preforming the described steps.
i think that was the work around documented in this thread: disable SIP > make changes on the terminal > enable SIP
So is it required to disable SIP before executing the steps described in this thread?
JohnBurns: did you have a surge protector?
psykicko: I am not too keen to spend money on a new Virus that when/if released would require spending some (a lot of) money. I'd prefer (instead of that) get some new features in the price of already spent money for Virus 
Isn't that a better option?
It would be great to have a new OS release. It's too quiet from Access way too long.
Isn't that the PHASE INIT you're searching for? In VCC (plugin GUI) it's in between oscillators.
Virus is in sequencer mode when it's connected to DAW (Logic in this case) and the keyboard acts like a separate hardware then. Select (by clicking) Virus track and then try to play some notes.
the Virus C has one DSP and the AUX sends more or less came "for free". the Virus TI has two DSPs and implementing AUX sends would mean that one has to send loads of data from one DSP to the other. my comment in regards for voices was an attempt to indicate that with opting for a dual DSP setup, the possibility for also having AUX sends went straight downhill.
marc
Does TI distribute DSP load of odd parts to one DSP and of even parts to the second one irrespectively of the mode of work (with Virus Control or standalone)?
If yes then could there be separate AUXes for odd and even parts? Though, this could be a bit awkward..
I vote for bringing internal aux'es back... or reimplementing it - whatever is easier to do. This is something I would gladly exchange a number of voices for.
+10000000
This topic was discussed here too: http://www.virus.info/forum/in…ead/3977-Routing-Options/
Just one small thing... (as much for others)
I did uninstall as suggested, but still the firmware upgrade didn't work first time.
Every time I do an OS update I have the same issue, which is the installer works, but the firmware upgrade fails, power off the virus, put it in firmware mode (exit), then restart the installer, then it works.
Ive upgrade the firmware quite a few times now, and it always appears to be the same.
I did not tried the newest 5.1.0 but from some time I also have similar issue with installer.
Favicon (the icon in the browser tab) is the Woltlab one.
Hello,
You can create a multi-timbral instrument with selected number of tracks. More information can be found under this link: How can i use different plug in effects on seperate virus multi timbral channels?
Regards.
nothing new from access also at musikmesse...
I'd rather want a new OS with additional features (like feedback) than new synth 
no news about Virus while they were about Kemper Profiling Amplifier at sonicstate.com: http://www.sonicstate.com/ampe…-for-the-kemper-profiler/
Kemper Amp as I understand is the child of the same company as Virus.
... maybe some news will be @ MusikMesse?
Maybe it's the midi controller fault?
