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Posted by Owsey on Jan-10-2010 16:45:

quote:
Originally posted by cryophonik
I assume you're referring to OS3.3.4? I downloaded it a few weeks ago with no problem.


Yup. It seems a lot of people have the same problem at the official forums.


Posted by Audio Scum on Jan-11-2010 16:31:

I have formant filters on mine ION, it`s ok but not spectacular. If I found time I will make a sample and post it.

But a question about the update. Is it also for the Ti 1 or only the Ti 2.


Posted by cryophonik on Jan-11-2010 16:50:

quote:
Originally posted by Audio Scum
Is it also for the Ti 1 or only the Ti 2.


Presumably (hopefully) yes. The synth architecture is the same, so I don't see why not.


Posted by Storyteller on Jan-11-2010 18:02:

Too bad the VSTi still isn't working properly in more obscure sequencers and a lot of individual cases with regular sequencers.

Otherwise I might even have considered it.


Posted by thecYrus on Jan-11-2010 18:09:

quote:
Originally posted by Audio Scum
I have formant filters on mine ION, it`s ok but not spectacular. If I found time I will make a sample and post it.

But a question about the update. Is it also for the Ti 1 or only the Ti 2.


it's for the TI1 as well.


Posted by aNYthing on Jan-12-2010 04:11:

...and that is why Virus is about the only synth these days that I use. Well that and Maschine + Ableton. I'm actually countemplating selling Synthex and Jupe, since I only use them very rarely.


Posted by alanzo on Jan-12-2010 04:44:

quote:
Originally posted by aNYthing
...and that is why Virus is about the only synth these days that I use ... I'm actually countemplating selling Synthex and Jupe, since I only use them very rarely.




Posted by Sean Walsh on Jan-12-2010 05:14:

Fuck, this sounds awesome. Can't wait.


Posted by Beyer on Jan-12-2010 18:02:

I liked the sound of that demo.. I might have to pick this thing up afterall


Posted by aNYthing on Jan-13-2010 07:44:

quote:
Originally posted by alanzo


hard to justify keeping expensive toys you rarely use when you have piles of bills, debts, and expenses. hard to be mature, responsible adult and make tough choices.. but sometimes you can't keep all the toys and all the money.


Posted by Zak McKracken on Jan-13-2010 18:27:

formant only makes vowels right?


Posted by daveth on Jan-14-2010 09:57:

Videos out!
http://www.virusti.com/page/render/...nthesizers.html

Sure enough, Comb and Formant filters.
But also 6 stomp-box effects, and arp modulation. Niice


Posted by alanzo on Jan-14-2010 13:06:

quote:
Originally posted by daveth
Videos out!
http://www.virusti.com/page/render/...nthesizers.html

Sure enough, Comb and Formant filters.
But also 6 stomp-box effects, and arp modulation. Niice


Ooh I was right about the guitar FX. Nice ears on the filters whoever first said that.


Posted by alanzo on Jan-14-2010 13:09:

They even use the VSTi in all their video demos. WTF. Why have the hardware at all? It's just a giant dongle. Their next step should be to just give up and release a PCI card... ridiculous...


Posted by alanzo on Jan-14-2010 13:14:

Weird that they added the new filters to the frequency shifter section...


Posted by cryophonik on Jan-14-2010 16:12:

Arp modulation is a very welcome addition - that will probably be my most-used feature. I still wish they'd give you the ability to copy/paste arp patterns.


Posted by cryophonik on Jan-14-2010 16:30:

quote:
Originally posted by alanzo
Weird that they added the new filters to the frequency shifter section...


Actually that makes sense since shifting frequencies is essentially what a formant filter has to do to emulate vowels. Also, the beauty of using it as an insert effect is that it allows you to still use the 2 main filters to their full capacity. Big thumbs up!


Posted by G-Con on Jan-14-2010 16:38:

quote:
Originally posted by alanzo
They even use the VSTi in all their video demos. WTF. Why have the hardware at all? It's just a giant dongle. Their next step should be to just give up and release a PCI card... ridiculous...


Its much easier for demonstration purposes to show us the vsti so we can clearly see exactly what he's doing as he speaks. It would be difficult to see the LCD screen on the unit in the video so I dont see a problem with how they've done it.


Posted by cryophonik on Jan-14-2010 16:40:

quote:
Originally posted by G-Con
Its much easier for demonstration purposes to show us the vsti so we can clearly see exactly what he's doing as he speaks. It would be difficult to see the LCD screen on the unit in the video so I dont see a problem with how they've done it.


Agreed. In the case of the arp, I typically work with that solely in VST mode - trying to edit it from the front panel is a PITA (as are most hardware arps/step sequencers).


Posted by alanzo on Jan-14-2010 17:05:

quote:
Originally posted by cryophonik
Agreed. In the case of the arp, I typically work with that solely in VST mode - trying to edit it from the front panel is a PITA (as are most hardware arps/step sequencers).


You actually can't create custom ARP patterns without using the plugin. Or at least you couldn't last I checked a couple years ago. I just hate the idea of buying a big expensive hardware box to use a VSTi. It makes no sense!

I guess you can use the knobs for simple things like filterns and envelopes, but, still, it just bugs the crap out of me that they have completely forgotten the hardware and concentrate on the plugin so much. They didn't redesign the interface a single bit with the TI2.


Posted by cryophonik on Jan-14-2010 17:12:

quote:
Originally posted by alanzo
You actually can't create custom ARP patterns without using the plugin. Or at least you couldn't last I checked a couple years ago.


Now that you mention it, I think you're right. I tend to avoid programming sequences/arps on most hardware, including DSI, Nord, etc. if I have the option of using an editor.


Posted by tehlord on Jan-14-2010 17:35:

Why don't you just put arp patterns in the piano roll instead? Much more control that way.

Or is that what you're talking about?


Posted by cryophonik on Jan-14-2010 18:35:

quote:
Originally posted by tehlord
Why don't you just put arp patterns in the piano roll instead? Much more control that way.


I do that as well in many situations, but you obviously can't store that pattern with a patch. A lot of times, I will get a sound going that I like, then start going through some of the arp patterns looking for ideas. More often than not, I'll find something close to what I'm looking for in the arp patterns, but the VST doesn't display the pattern or allow you to copy it to the user slot for editing, so you have to figure it out manually.

It would be a nice time-saver if the VST would allow you to just copy the presets (and user) patterns, or at least display the pattern to make manually copying it to the user slot for a starting point that much quicker. It would just improve workflow and it's not a deal-breaker by any means, but I do use the Virus' arp a lot and would really like to see that implemented in a future OS.


Posted by alanzo on Jan-14-2010 19:06:

quote:
Originally posted by cryophonik
I do that as well in many situations, but you obviously can't store that pattern with a patch. A lot of times, I will get a sound going that I like, then start going through some of the arp patterns looking for ideas. More often than not, I'll find something close to what I'm looking for in the arp patterns, but the VST doesn't display the pattern or allow you to copy it to the user slot for editing, so you have to figure it out manually.

It would be a nice time-saver if the VST would allow you to just copy the presets (and user) patterns, or at least display the pattern to make manually copying it to the user slot for a starting point that much quicker. It would just improve workflow and it's not a deal-breaker by any means, but I do use the Virus' arp a lot and would really like to see that implemented in a future OS.


Or allow you to drag/drop MIDI files like Spectrasonics' plugins do.


Posted by Sean Walsh on Jan-14-2010 19:08:

quote:
Originally posted by cryophonik
It would be a nice time-saver if the VST would allow you to just copy the presets (and user) patterns, or at least display the pattern to make manually copying it to the user slot for a starting point that much quicker. It would just improve workflow and it's not a deal-breaker by any means, but I do use the Virus' arp a lot and would really like to see that implemented in a future OS.


A crappy work-around is to just screenshot the arp pattern to ease the manual copying of it.


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