I just went from a virus b (bassically a Classic, different paint job) to a TI.
I've had it for 3 days. I'll list my major plus points below.
1- Three band eq per sound. This has made every sound much more flexible to mix. You can get a track even with 3 or 4 sounds to gel really well. On the virus b I would always rely on sending 2 stereo busses and to mono busses thru eq. Taking up resorces etc.
2- Quality of analog outputs. Even without the eq in action my old patches were more defined and clear.
3- Patch organisation. My work flow is better now with Virus Control as I use an emptly bank to noodle variations of a sound. And every bank you ever got is at your disposal.
4- Polyphony. Dah! Like hello! My experiments have impressed me. I can get the TI to top out with about 50 voices. Thats with 'Hyper saw' 8 note unison, sub oscillators, third oscillators, anlog filter emulation. Stuff you wouldn't normally use all at one time on one patch, but I was trying to get the the limit.
There are some things that will be on this list as soon as they work properly, like painles arp editing and the other things mention in the problem with your virus area.
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