TTS1

It should work.

I suspect you still have the old 32 bit version left over from a previous installation. I suggest uninstalling it and reinstalling it for the X1 disks.

my web site has some stuff that may help.... music & recording page> MC 4/5 and scroll down a bit....you need to set up the banks and patches in TTS .... that's something the more modern synths don't require.

From a musical point, I have a big knownledge of technical point but from a technical point, I have a big lack of knownledge on the very basic things...So, I guess it's better for me to forget the TTS1 and make the things on another way.
1- I tried to find where to go to uninstall the TTS1...after browsing every where I know...did not find where...
2-  I got 4 discs of Sonar X1 and I didn't want to hit any buttons install because, everything goes well and I don't want to scrap my workflow because I'm trying to get back on an old thing...well you know what I mean...heu...I hope LOL
3-  I read something about a bitbridge that help to convert some 32 stuff but I'm a little bit...no...alot confuse about that...so I keep my distance drom that...
4-  But I somebody here understand my point and can give me a push in a few words, it will be appreciate.  I mean, if there is a (SIMPLE) way to get the TTS1 in a 64 bit environnement to work.
 
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Thank's Paul.  Well, I just insert à virtuel Synth and a midi track witch take the out of TTS1  The midi track show some activity but there's no sound and led shows in the TTS1 track synth.
Like I said before, every thing goes well on 1c so, I'm afraid to go on the d.

Muzock


Thank's Paul.  Well, I just insert à virtuel Synth and a midi track witch take the out of TTS1  The midi track show some activity but there's no sound and led shows in the TTS1 track synth.
Like I said before, every thing goes well on 1c so, I'm afraid to go on the d.

I am a bit confused.


There should be at least 3 pieces that must be connected (skipping simple instrument track) for a synth to produce audible audio, at least 1 audio track, a midi track, and the synth itself.


Just for testing, please do the following steps, and post back on success/failure to produce audio after going through these steps:


1.  Insert TTS-1 into the synth rack.  Leave all options un-checked except the open synth properties option.  For this example, you are going to manually insert and connect tracks.  If you want to, load a different preset for the first channel of TTS-1 - I believe it defaults to Piano.  When done, close the synth properties page for TTS-1.


2.  Now, insert an audio track, and set the input of this track to be the stereo output from the TTS-1 synth.  Leave the output set to the Master Bus.

3.  Now, insert a midi track.  Leave the input setting alone.  Set the output to the TTS-1 synth.

4.  Click on the left side of the midi track to select it, which should also turn on the Midi Input Echo On for the track - this is so you can monitor the sound while playing.  By default, Sonar will turn this on when you select a midi track, and when you switch to a different track the echo on will get turned off.  So, for now we want it on - hence selecting the track.

5.  Now, play some notes on your midi controller, and you should hear sound produced for the TTS-1 preset you loaded up (or the default one if you didn't load a preset).

The above should do it.

Please post back with the results of attempting the above steps.

Bob Bone

Muzock


swamptooth I use 24/88.2

There's your problem, most likely.
TTS-1 has never worked at 88.2. It is well documented.
41,48, 96, anything but 88.

+1 on adjusting the sample rate to either 44.1 or 96.

I do find TTS-1 useful as an initial synth source when I open midi files I obtain from the web, as it is really a good GM synth, but I agree that other synths have better sounds, so after I start with TTS-1 just to get audio output, I go back in an swap out the sounds for better synth sounds - like those from Kontakt, etc.

Bob Bone

Yes, well documented http://www.cakewalk.com/D...ooting.26.html#1156628

no harm and no foul will come from using 44.1k sample rate on everything. I do. Set Bit depth to 24 and you're good to go.