View Full Version : Virus TI makes soundcard superfluous?
klagga
21.05.2005, 02:22 PM
Since the Virus has both audio and midi ins, my first impression was that it would practically act as a soundcard, with ASIO drivers, etc.
But, I saw something at ampfea about the Virus TI not using any soundcard drivers to integrates the Virus TI into my sequencer. So I guess I will still have to use a soundcard in my computer, right?
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Sorry if this has been covered in this forum already. I?ve done a search both here and at ampfea without result. If this is still irritating anyone, I suggest he/she makes a sticky topic with FAQs and answers.
Thanks.
Tomer=Trance
21.05.2005, 03:12 PM
what they meant is that the virus can be used as a sort of a convertor,for example
the synth master xlr > virus inputs > virus usb audio output > daw system.
what accualy means you dont need a soundcard to use for inputs but i belive you do need an asio support low letency soundcard.
ben crosland
21.05.2005, 06:38 PM
You can choose to use the TI as an ASIO soundcard if you wish - whilst I have an Audiophile 24/96 in my PC, I haven't used at all since I've been testing the TI.
MADSTATION
21.05.2005, 07:02 PM
I'm looking forward for that feature!
My EMU 1820M drivers are somewhat buggy...Can't wait to get my hands on the TI :D
Hi Mad, in what way are the Emu drivers buggy? That card was on my short-list to buy.
thnx mate
MADSTATION
21.05.2005, 07:33 PM
Timo: Have a look there and see for yourself: http://www.productionforums.com/emu
It seems to work for a few users using a very specific configuration.
I want to get a Powercore card but since it's barely usable with EMU's drivers, I don't know what to do. The EMU support said to my friends that got a powercore to DISABLE THE INPUTS on the EMU card but since I use some hardware synths, this doesnt makes sense to me.
I have to run my projects at 20ms latency to stay away from glitches which is not very good.
Not a BAD card but I wouldnt recommend it to anyone.
You can choose to use the TI as an ASIO soundcard if you wish - whilst I have an Audiophile 24/96 in my PC, I haven't used at all since I've been testing the TI.
Ben, what are the latencies like with the TI Asio drivers, lowest and lowest under high cpu load etc?
MADSTATION
23.05.2005, 02:00 AM
grs has a nice point...Would be nice to know :) I'm aware that latency can be dependant on quite a few factors but it would be nice to have just an idea of what we can expect.
I was about to get a new soundcard but I can wait for the TI and see how well it goes...Hopefully should be released soon!
Ben, what are the latencies like with the TI Asio drivers, lowest and lowest under high cpu load etc?
*bump* ;)
cheers
blay
kuniklo
27.05.2005, 05:56 PM
bump again
I'm curious about this too.
Seeyou
27.05.2005, 10:02 PM
You can choose to use the TI as an ASIO soundcard if you wish - whilst I have an Audiophile 24/96 in my PC, I haven't used at all since I've been testing the TI.
Ben, does the TI plugin work with ProTools RTAS, using the VST to RTAS converter?
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