stupid question but important

[tomasz.t]

hello i do not have manual in my language and do not understand German manual
could you tell me please
1 how to store my sounds not erasing factory sounds
2 where (in which bank) store my sounds

can virus work as a sound card for homerecording, does it have latency in such configuration

[Barely]

hello i do not have manual in my language and do not understand German manual
could you tell me please
1 how to store my sounds not erasing factory sounds
2 where (in which bank) store my sounds

can virus work as a sound card for homerecording, does it have latency in such configuration

Hi there! :)
I suppose you have a TI?
I would head straight to the access website and get me a manual in your language.

http://www.virus.info/page/render/lang/en/p/15/do/Support_contact_and_resources.html

Having said that, saving patches is only possible in bank A and B.
All other banks are rom only.
When using the TI in TI mode (= in your DAW), then you have a nice user interface and of course can use your TI as an audio interface. That's basically what the TI is for. Of course it has a latency ;)

[suzzymackenzie]

Having said that, saving patches is only possible in bank A and B.
All other banks are rom only.

You mean banks RAM-A, -B, -C, and -D are for saving fully editable user patches, I think (that's 4x128 patches). After that, banks ROM-A ... -Z can be overwritten - an entire bank at a time - using the Virus Control Center's 'BURN TO FLASH ROM' function.

...on the TI :-)

[Barely]

You mean banks RAM-A, -B, -C, and -D are for saving fully editable user patches, I think (that's 4x128 patches). After that, banks ROM-A ... -Z can be overwritten - an entire bank at a time - using the Virus Control Center's 'BURN TO FLASH ROM' function.

...on the TI :-)

Oh yes, you are right! :) I still had the Virus KB in mind.. tses new hardware takes some time to get into my brainz :D