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Originally posted by Eldritch Really? Prove me wrong then. Try this: Start with an init patch. Switch both osc 1 and 2 to hypersaw 9x Turn the filter down to one third. Turn on unison, set it to 8 voices. Turn up the amp release. Switch on reverb and delay effects. Now play some big chords, or just smash your hands randomly on the keys. Do this for about 30 seconds, it should start to click alot. I know I shouldn't really be using that much unison with a polyphonic patch, but it's the only way to reproduce these clicks consistently. I've been able to reproduce this on all Virus TIs I've used (Three so far). By the way, this works in standalone mode as well, so you can't blame the USB.

Interesting I will try this tonight. Using the lastest 2.5.1 firmware and a dedicated USB card with the NEC chipset which I was told was the best one to get.

Also, now this is before I upgraded to the 2.5 firmware, I had a lot of pops and clicks and researching on the Ti forums I came to a thread where a suggested remedy was to turn off the white BPM light completely, and dim the other lights. I did this and noticed a lot of the poping and clicking was gone. I can dig up the thread and link to it if you want.

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Originally posted by lenieNt Force From access-music.de: The new OS features a RTAS version of Virus Control for Digidesign Protools M-Powerered, LE and TDM users, optimisations for Imageline FL Studio 7 among other new features. This edition also includes beta support for Cakewalk Sonar and Steinberg Nuendo as well beta support for Microsoft Windows Vista (x86). The new version introduces a special Live Mode which lowers the latency on certain hosts such as Ableton Live and Motu Digital Performer. We improved Virus Control's handling of songs with large amounts of track automation and added video tutorials for Steinberg Cubase and Digidesign Pro Tools. Various issues have been addressed and improved or bug fixed. In difference to the public beta version, 2.5.1 release is Apple Logic 8 compatible and also fixed an issue which might lead to unwanted crackling while playing.

To be fair that means jack shite

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Originally posted by derail It'd be like getting an acoustic guitar or piano, and if you happen to play at a certain speed, the instrument can't handle it and the sound will be affected. That won't happen - you want to know, if I feel like bashing a heap of piano keys all over the place, the piano will give me the sound of bashing the piano keys. There's a certain peace of mind, knowing that the instrument can handle whatever you wish to do with it.

Exactly, I want my Virus to be reliable.

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Originally posted by lenieNt Force From access-music.de: The new OS features a RTAS version of Virus Control for Digidesign Protools M-Powerered, LE and TDM users, optimisations for Imageline FL Studio 7 among other new features. This edition also includes beta support for Cakewalk Sonar and Steinberg Nuendo as well beta support for Microsoft Windows Vista (x86). The new version introduces a special Live Mode which lowers the latency on certain hosts such as Ableton Live and Motu Digital Performer. We improved Virus Control's handling of songs with large amounts of track automation and added video tutorials for Steinberg Cubase and Digidesign Pro Tools. Various issues have been addressed and improved or bug fixed. In difference to the public beta version, 2.5.1 release is Apple Logic 8 compatible and also fixed an issue which might lead to unwanted crackling while playing.

I was actually given this version to test from access long before it was available to the public, I told them that it did NOT fix the problem, they've ignored me since.

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Originally posted by Magnus Also, now this is before I upgraded to the 2.5 firmware, I had a lot of pops and clicks and researching on the Ti forums I came to a thread where a suggested remedy was to turn off the white BPM light completely, and dim the other lights. I did this and noticed a lot of the poping and clicking was gone. I can dig up the thread and link to it if you want.

Thanks, but I've seen that thread already. The BPM LED tweak did not fix my problem.

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Originally posted by Eldritch I was actually given this version to test from access long before it was available to the public, I told them that it did NOT fix the problem, they've ignored me since.

Hmm.. Sad to hear that.

What kinds of TI's have you tried to reproduce this problem on? Were all three polar versions? Or rack or what?

Only curious..

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Originally posted by lenieNt Force What kinds of TI's have you tried to reproduce this problem on? Were all three polar versions? Or rack or what? Only curious..

Two KBDs and a desktop.

Eldetrich will never give up until he convinces you all that the virus Ti is shit lol I love that guy

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Originally posted by Khayat Eldetrich will never give up until he convinces you all that the virus Ti is shit lol I love that guy

It's not shit at all, it has serious issues. I love the Virus, if it would work like it's supposed to.
I'm just very frustrated with Access, that's all.

Maybe the polar doesn't have the issues then..

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Originally posted by Eldritch I'm just very frustrated with Access, that's all.

You've got good reasons for it.. It's really amazing that they still haven't resolved this issue yet!

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Originally posted by Khayat Eldetrich will never give up until he convinces you all that the virus Ti is shit lol I love that guy

better he never gets the hands on a JP-8080 he would love the filter envelope to death :P