Beiträge von Monomeester

    well you can try it out.


    I just installed from patch to patch as i always sit on top of the new releases.
    But what i heard from another user in the forum he had to install step by step. He couldn't go from the factory install to the latest. So he had to try out how to get to the latest update without having to install every new patch. try and install a newer patch in the middlerange and then step to the last one. See if it works for you.
    Success! :thumbup:

    Was only helping you find the answer why it doesn't work for you. FUCK OFF.



    Ow and maybe it's because u use AMD, thats kinda weak compared to INTEL so it could be your chipset and processorpower that lacks. No hate FUCK OFF.


    Ok, to come back in FUCK OFF's story. He might be actualy having a point there. Ok his system is much weaker than mine as i use INTEL core 2 duo 3,33mhz extreme (clocked to 4.2ghz) with also 8gigs of ddr3 1600mhz ram. In Cubase 5 it shows more use of cpu than is normal. When i try to export the song in realtime for the Virus TI eventualy i get a CPU overload and the export stops.
    So yes, there is definitley something wrong with this beta. But that's the reason why it is beta ofcourse. ;)


    I can also tell it happens faster when trying to export to MP3 320bit at high quality mode and chunk files on.


    Also i have tried to export the song as wave and there the overload only happened at the end of the track resulting in the same problem "no song exported"



    But a good point for the developers to look at.

    Hi there - first post, sorry it's going to be a longish explanation! I am using Vista 64-bit and so was super excited to see the new drivers as I could experience VC for the first time. However, as I am installing 3.3 the drivers install fine but the windows program seems to think that it has completed updating the Virus firmware before it has. Therefore the Virus crashes half way through updating the firmware. The only thing that can be done is pulling the plug and putting the synth into update mode.


    Then, I uninstalled and reinstalled the drivers and it attempted to install the firmware again but couldn't find the TI - it stuck on the Scanning for TI screen. I tried this many times - I then decided to try the 32 bit version on my laptop - same issue. So I rolled back to 3.05 on my 32 bit laptop (since this can't be done on my 64 bit PC) and this worked fine. Tried installing 32 bit 3.3, exact same thing happened - the Virus crashed half way through and had to be rolled back to 3.05 in update mode. I have tried this sooo many times that I am now thoroughly frustrated - can anyone help? I was really surprised to see that no one else has this issue!


    Any help would be greatly appreciated! :)


    At all times ignore any action from your OS! Just run the installer and don't do anything that isn't been instructed by your installer and you will be fine.


    But for what you mention there you should contact technical support, though i can tell you what to do as well.



    Unplug your TI from the outlet.


    Wait 30 seconds and plug it back in.


    Then to turn on your Virus TI press and hold EDIT + ARP ON Button until it startup.


    Run the installer again and don't you ever click anything from your OS! :thumbup:

    I tried to be as positive as possible there but his name is doing it.



    By the way, Windows 7 enterprise does not exist. it is shown here. http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/products/compare
    Personaly i run Windows 7 Professional as i am a member of MSDNAA.
    I think you are kinda childisch as you are overreacting on someone trying to help you sort things out. The fact thay you can't handle a reply from me telling your system may not be very suitable for musicproduction isn't my fault. No offence though but your name alone verifies what i am telling here.
    @ Prime NL, ach, het is een beetje woordspeling he. Zijn naam roept erom. :whistling:

    Oh, i didn't know we're having clairvoyants around here... however, you're not very good at inspecting peoples computers by sheer mind power :thumbdown:, maybe you should consider some additional training sessions. I'm using Windows 7 Enterprise on an AMD64 X2 6000+ with 8GB RAM and an ATI Radeon HD4670, more than enough for running an x64 OS, and guess what, except for the TI Plugin everything is running absolutely fine, no lags, no CPU hogs :rolleyes:


    Was only helping you find the answer why it doesn't work for you. FUCK OFF.



    Ow and maybe it's because u use AMD, thats kinda weak compared to INTEL so it could be your chipset and processorpower that lacks. No hate FUCK OFF.

    This piece has good potential but i can hear through my mobile headphone this isn't a very balanced mix.



    This they call hypercompression that is realy messing up your sound.
    Please try to lower your amount of (limiting/compressing) on the main.


    Make sure your main volume in all cases is higher than the individual volumemeters.


    To turn up your sound only put a limiter or compressor over your main.


    If you have done this you have to try again but more subtile. :thumbup:

    Well, i have to agree you Thehlord as i realise that what happens when u upload a file it been converted to 128kbps. But still it can sound good enoug as MP3 quality 128kbps.


    There are special mixing techniques for mixing for broadcast (mp3 quality). what mp3 converter does is cutting the high edges of from the file taking away the presence that makes the song kinda dull then compressing it extremely. making sure your song will sound good on websites as myspace you have to find a way to express the highsounds on mid/high range and put the volume up a bit. That way you get the typical goodsounding mp3 quality songs. Don't ask me how as i have to practice a lot myself. I just know how to do it as i read books. :)

    crappy sound on myspace has nothing to do with myspace but with the uploaded file. Nobody want to put it's best sounding song on myspace as it can be recorded.




    But i agree on the songs being good chilling music, very good arrangement.


    I enjoy listening. going to add u on myspace as well.


    The second and last i like the most. Keep up your efforts. ^^

    Good track indeed :thumbup: But it seems to be a trance producer thing to make it kinda hifi sounding at first. Eventualy they will get beter at mixing.


    The same way a person i know (Sied van Riel) did that to his tracks but he finaly learned to mix it different. it's just a wrong way of interpretating the hi frequencies for making more presence in a track like heared in most famous songs. getting more presence is only by putting little extra to high frequencies from 20k up to 5k (5k actualy for the presence). The rest you do by EQ-ing and panning the sounds out of each others way pushing particular (hi) sounds to the front. But that's just how i see it. Good work, keep it up! 8o

    Try to fit the vocals close to the middle together with the kick and bass that are centered. Fit all other sounds around those kick and vocals.


    Start with putting only kick and bass on then try to fit the vocals to sound right with it. From there do the rest from low to med sounds from tight pan up to high sounds that are wider with more presence thus more pan to the outsides of the spectrum.



    It's beter than your first one no doubt. :thumbup: