“Distorted sounds coming from TTS-1 ((Issue resolved”))

After several days of experimentation and PM’s to each other GlennP and I, have resolved the issue of the TTS-1 distorting at 24 bit / 96 kHz. On our machines, by selecting “Light Load Mode” 
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HERES HOW:


Load TTS-1 / click on “system”








In “system Settings” click “Options” tab








in options window click on ”Options”








check box for “Light Load Mode” 






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THE TTS-1 SHOULD NOW FUNCTION PROPERLY AT 24/96kHz
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It has been quite a “contest” but this setting has resolved the issue for us, as well as others that have been asked to be testers.
  
With such a large number of views to the original post (over 1200) we suspect this has been an issue for many users. 
If you have had issues with the TTS-1 and this resolves it for you, please let us know. 
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Hi glad it works, Unfortunately you have to make the adjustment each time you open the TTS-1.
 GlennP and I will continue to look  into it and post our findings,hopefully it can be a permanent feature to save in the synth.

sweet victory.


and whats up with the propane post #3 lol

yeah hes posting it on every thread.
I wouldn't click on his links may go to some virus site or something.

tec support???they probably want us to fix both!

resolved the issue of the TTS-1 distorting at 24 bit / 96 kHz. On our machines, by selecting “Light Load Mode”

 
That's interesting. The one time I experimented with that setting on my machine (48kHz), just out of curiosity, I seem to recall it causing TTS-1/SONAR to freeze up or some such unpleasantness.   But that was a long time, and several versions, machines, operating systems and interfaces ago.
 
Seems the rendered sound quality (distortion at 96kHz notwithstanding) might be compromised, too.
 
I'm glad you guys solved your issue, but I've been thinking all along it was a little contradictory to be running at 96kHz (presumably for improved audio quality), and then using TTS-1 as a sound source.
 
Regarding the problem with saving sounds, I always forget what all the ins and outs of that issue are, but IIRC, the solution/workaround is too leave the patch field in the track header set to NONE, and save your tweaked sounds in the User bank.
 
 

hi john,thanks,
yeah the stupid propane posts are really bugging me, to the point I actually want the video converter posts back.
at about 4:30 this morning this whole section of the boards were covered with his post,
makes me wonder why he isn't  banned, and his posts removed.
 

Brundlefly you make a valid point about using the using TTS-1 as a sound source@ 24/96.
Even cake say they are entry-level “bread and butter sounds”
 
I use very little soft synths per song most of my tracks are bass, acoustic and electric Guitar, recorded at 24/96, plus session drummer 3. I find the TTS-1 I fine for filling out mid frequencies with a keyboard wash sound.
 
Thank you for your input… GlennP

Any word on where/how the settings are stored for this?

mysonar8


After several days of experimentation and PM’s to each other GlennP and I, have resolved the issue.