Do you have the Input jacks enabled? That is certainly known to cause humming...
EG
Posts by EvilGus
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Hi folks,
Just tried 5.1.1.7 64-bit on a new Windows 11 PC and it didn't work, at first, but then I tried a different USB port (a rear port, probably a main Hub) and it started working, so all good!
Regards,
Justin
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Have you (accidentally) got Bank and Patch numbers set on the track?
EG
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There's at least 3 YouTube videos on how to do this, search for Virus TI Ableton Live Tutorisl.
Cheers,
EG
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Pretty sure you can, as there's an option in Config to send the Arp notes or not.
EG
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Master is tricksy!!!
EG
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Maybe the power supply has also failed? Are you sure you connected all the cables up properly?
EG
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The Virus TI USB port is not "USB Class-Compliant", so will not work without a computer involved. You will have to use MIDI, as already mentioned.
EG
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I just posted this on Infekted - have only heard a background hum noise on my Snow when Input mode was on and I didn't have anything plugged into the inputs. Haven't gone and measured noise with a bass plugged in and the volume down, but I don't remember any problems at all.
EG
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Check MIDI page 1, see what channel is set. Default is 1.
EG
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Ok, fair enough, but it's pretty expensive to have a booth at NAMM, so you wouldn't go unless you had a great new product and wanted to kickstart the market....IMO....
EG
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If you a playing a patch on the Snow and send a program change message, it takes a few seconds before it actually changes to the new patch, so the old tone keeps playing. (No gap or silence.) I guess there would be a similar delay changing to a new Multi. I've never tried this over MIDI, only from Ableton.
EG
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There's an old post on here about something similar, worth trying to find it using search. There is certainly a delay when switching patches, so there's a few tricks to reduce this when using a DAW. Not sure if you can reduce it just over MIDI.
Processing guitar with a Virus is a lot of fun! Not so good for voice, but it depends what you expect. Not a good vocoder at all, but can certainly gate sounds and destroy them pretty well!
EG
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There's nothing new, why would they go?
EG
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Wow! I checked out the Physis Piano range, sound fantastic and very versatile!
EG
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Great work! Might have to try that with my old band material!
EG
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Yes, I had a similar problem, with patch names being corrupted, plus having to resynchronise patches on every startup, when my battery was dying.
EG
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Is your track in Logic armed for recording? Whichever track is mapped to channel 1 of the Virus, needs to be armed to hear it.
EG
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Well, it's no surprise that I'm already a big fan of (UXS) Sebastien's work, but Analog Sounds Vol 2 is reallly, really, great! As advertised, there's a lot of warmer, fatter, more vintage sounding patches, plus a good selection of arps, FX, basses and digital pads to add some extra surprises! I'm talking really close impersonations of OB-X, Oscar, Moog, Matrix 1000, Jupiter-8 and even Roland SH-5 sounds, a real show of force!
Cant wait to get home from work tomorrow, to run through them again!!!
EG