Virus patch names in Cubase... - The Unofficial Access Virus & Virus TI Forum

theMusicMan · #1 27.12.2006, 11:58 PM

Thing is Jasedee is that all the preset files I can find in Cubase directories are xml documents.

Where is this file stored in MacOS? this might provide a clue.

jasedee · #2 28.12.2006, 04:40 AM

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Originally Posted by theMusicMan

Thing is Jasedee is that all the preset files I can find in Cubase directories are xml documents.

Where is this file stored in MacOS? this might provide a clue.

In Mac OSX:

[Home]--[Library]--[Preferences]--[Cubase SX3]--[Scripts]--[Patch Names]

Maybe Windows uses .xml files intead of .txt??? I know that for Pro Tools they use .xml files instead of .txt

theMusicMan · #3 28.12.2006, 09:10 AM

That was it Jasedee... the /Scripts folder is where they are at!!

So - I installed the file in there, but how now do I access that when in Cubase to show the names for my TI Patches?

jasedee · #4 28.12.2006, 11:31 PM

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Originally Posted by theMusicMan

That was it Jasedee... the /Scripts folder is where they are at!!

So - I installed the file in there, but how now do I access that when in Cubase to show the names for my TI Patches?

Awesome! Glad you got that sorted...

I'll let you know what I did using OSX and SX3, not sure if it is the same on PC/C4

In Cubase SX3 you have to go into:

[Devices]---[MIDI Device Manager]---[Install New Device]

Now the Ti should show up as one of the synths to choose if you put the .txt file in the right place. All you have to do now is indicate which MIDI ports the Ti is on, and then when you set up a MIDI channel in your next session you should be able to see and scoll through all the presets in the Ti

Good luck!

Jase