how many current TI user used to own a C/KC/INDIGO 2?
 

I am new to ACCESS hardware, so forgive this question.
I understand based on reviews/research that like the TI these items were released with incomplete OS/features.

But that ACCESS held up their own and some with the latter os releases......It seems that it takes access about 2 years of os updates to "mature the product", and while we moan and complain, in the end they come through?

My ti keyboard that I returned due to bugginess had 10/05 marked on the box shipped to sam ash. I understand that post 1/06 models are less buggy, os issue excluded?

I used to have a Virus KC and it was ROCK SOLID.
If I only knew I would have kept it :(


I really don't know if Access will be able to fix the timing issues with OS1.1 since this time software is involved.

Re: how many current TI user used to own a C/KC/INDIGO 2?
 

Based on experience, since I've used all desktop versions in the Virus series, Access-Music has ALWAYS taken care of their products and their customers. (There was always bugs in previous machines, but they were wiped out as time went on.)

I still have my Virus C XL. Although I didn't buy straight after release so cannot comment on its early OS stability.

I sent Access an email asking:

I bet that e-mail will get the VIP treatment. :roll:
I sent my music retailer the same e-mail asking about access virus returns over the past 6 months, as well as os 1.1 release date.......

Frankly, this os 1.1 think is making me schizophrenic....I hear shit, and I'm not talking about the reverb or delay buss. :lol: :lol:

I had (and still have, didn't sell it yet) a C desktop before the TI, and though I bought it quite some time after release, it was before the self-oscillating filters were added. I remember that the first version of the OS supporting these new filters had a flaw which prevented the extra outputs from working... fixed some days later.

Here, though, I think we're dealing with just another level of complexity: there are new oscillators, an extra load of poliphony, a new display to manage, the USB interface... and let's remember that we're interfacing with systems (Windows especially) which are all but bug-free. There are so many new things to take into account in the TI, since it's a vastly expanded Virus C, in my opinion the greatest leap forward since its conception.

I can't wait for a stable OS, but for now I utterly enjoy the TI standalone... those wavetables were much less advertised than the hypersaws, but they're SO great! I just jam with them, and who cares if Virus Control doesn't work? :wink:

If you would have asked them whether it will be hours or days, he would have replied "I guess it will be days."