Beiträge von HUEY

Zitat von odd

I think i did... normally i always do so. I restarted the computer and voila, there they are, and guess what, i have problems with MULTI Sysex too

1 problem solved, 1 to go

Yes, it should also be listed in the "midi port setup" (in english )

Did you power up the Virus BEFORE you start up Cubase? If not the driver will not load

The picture is not working I see...........

Quote from page 17 from quick start manual

Virus Control vs MIDI?
There are three main ways you can work with the Virus TI:
· As we’ve already mentioned, you can simply plug a MIDI controller keyboard into the MIDI IN port and start
playing.
· You can use a software sequencer host to route up to 16 different channels of MIDI to the Virus TI. All you
need to do is select the appropriate MIDI port in your host, which is labelled “Virus TI Synth”, and put the
Virus into Sequencer Mode. Program changes can be made as normal on the Virus itself, or via your se
quencer.
· You can enjoy Total Integration between your compatible sequencer host and the Virus TI by using Virus
Control.

Zitat von odd

There is no such port listed anywhere in my sequencer (Cubase Studio 4) at all, that's why i'm asking This may get a little offtopic, but you are using Cubase too, right? Is there an additional Virus MIDI device listed in the MIDI Port Setup, or is the "Virus Ti Synth" port only listed in the MIDI channels output port list?

Yes, I'm also using Cubase (5). It should be listed in the midi channels output port list on the left of your screen

Maybe the picture clarify

Zitat von odd

I just wanted to try it, but... well, that may be a stupid question, but how do you guys use MIDI via USB without Virus Control at all ? Is there an additional driver available that adds an appropriate MIDI device/port?

Yes, there is.
See under midi outputs in your DAW. There is one called: "Virus Ti Synth"
Select this one and your Virus acts like it's connected via normal midi cables but then over the USB cable

Zitat von HUEY

What I tried:

1. Virus is connected via USB (Virus Ti Synth driver) so Midi via USB and put in "seq mode"
2. I load ram A1 on midi channel 1 and ram B1 on midi channel 2
3. I perform "STORE" ->"DUMP ARRANGEMENT" and record the sysex info in cubase (I got 7 lines of sysex info)
4. I changed the sounds on channel 1 and 2 to something else.
5. I play back the recorded sysex info and expect channel 1 to jumps back to ram A1 and channnel 2 to ram B1 -->No succes

When I do the same but only with the old fashion midi cables connected, Cubase records 17 lines of sysex info, but still loads not back the original sounds

Br

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Can somebody confirm that the method "an sich" I tried works under "normal conditions? (so when there are no problems with the virus or WIN/Cubase setup)

What I tried:

1. Virus is connected via USB (Virus Ti Synth driver) so Midi via USB and put in seq mode
2. I load ram A1 on midi channel 1 and ram B1 on midi channel 2
3. I perform "STORE" ->"DUMP ARRANGEMENT" and record the sysex info in cubase (I got 7 lines of sysex info)
4. I changed the sounds on channel 1 and 2 to something else.
5. I play back the recorded sysex info and expect channel 1 to jumps back to ram A1 and channnel 2 to ram B1 -->No succes

When I do the same but only with the old fashion midi cables connected, Cubase records 17 lines of sysex info, but still loads not back the original sounds

Br

I tried the following:

I put the Ti in "sequencer mode" and use the "virus ti synth" driver from cubase 5.1 (so midi over USB)
I put some sounds on the different midi channels and perform a "Dump Arrangement" and record this in Cubase.
Aftter playing back these recorded sys ex info, the sounds does not load correctly into the right channels

I Think this one....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Access_Virus

Quote:
Lastly, the Virus has always been 16 parts multitimbral for multilayered patches and ensemble performances. However, up until the Virus TI, this aspect of the Virus has been severely flawed and is often considered unusable because of the polyphonic limitations of the Virus A, B and C.

I think it was distributed by accident with some OS-update (2.02???) by Access
It's a commercial soundset but I don't know you can still buy

http://freefloat.org/content.p…=2&subsection_id=3&ID=103

B.t.w. It's nothing special to me. It sounds like all the presets already deliverd with the virus

Cheers

Installation went fine here on WinXPsp3 32 bit and Cubase 5.
First try, the virus switched to USB update mode, but the installler couldn't find the Virus ? Also virus control center couldn't find the virus
Second try everything went perfect.
So far so good

Zitat von Marc

yes, you read it correctly.

marc

Thanks for the answer!
Then I feel safe enough to install the update. I'm a Ti1 user

Zitat von Marc

User who experience swapped LFO LEDs need to this version and in addition the "hotfix" updater which is available in the same directory (public beta downloads ).

best, marc

Accoording to the text in the download section, this "bug" can only appear by Virus TI2 users. Is this correct ??

Thanks

In the download section you can find " virus_ti_software_installer_hotfix_2010-03.zip", but this contains a video??

Wrong upload or something?

Cheers

No problems here on WinXPsp3 Win32
Works like a charm

Zitat von Timo

For those who had problems installing the 3.3.4.00 release on Windows, please download and use the 3.3.5.02 release available in the download section now. It is the same version as the 3.3.4.00 but fixes some installer problems on Vista/Windows 7.

-timo

Installation of 3.3.5.02 went fine on WinXPsp3 32 bit

br

It's still online
http://www.access-music.de/pag…hes_for_the_virus_ti.html

First of all; Virus control and Virus Control Center are 2 different things.

Virus control center is found under your program files/ Access Music ...etc..etc and can be used for burning your banks to ROM. See option "Burn to Flash Rom"

Virus Control can be found in your DAW (of course)

If you want to use Virus Control to put a whole bank of 127 patches to RAMA, go to "brouwser" select in the upper (or lower) screen RAM A.
Select in the other screen the bank you want to write to RAM A. Select all the patches here and drag and drop them in RAM A. That's it

Good luck

Push the little arrow button next to the "e" in your VST instrument panel, to select all the outputs

Cheers

You can overwrite your RAM-patches with Virus control (Drag and drop) or burn complete banks to your ROM-banks with Virus Control Center

Greetz