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What does TTS-1 stand for?
Perhaps we as Sonar users should all know it...
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/13 12:09:52
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Acronym for 'Twelve Tone Systems' if I recall my history correctly.
Don't know what the '1' actually refers to.
Carry on....
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/13 12:17:16
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Its means 'time to sleep' or 'text to speech' or better yet, I think it means "Total Tone Synth 1"
Or i could just be full of $hhit and there is no actual meaning of the synth.
Just pick one and go with it, no matter what you pick, the synth will not change it sounds :)
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/13 12:31:50
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Twelve Tone Synthesizer 1
Err...'Prolly
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/13 13:16:38
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/13 13:49:50
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The "-1" indicates the instance number..... that would mean that TTS-1 equals the first instance of the synth
If you were to add a second instance of TTS, you would see it indicated as TTS-2 and so on for the number of individual instances you have of TTS
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/13 14:00:32
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☄ Helpfulby mike_mccue 2013/08/13 14:03:32
Twiddle-e-dee Twiddle-e-dum Synth 1?
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/13 14:01:33
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I art to get a helpful for that juan (post #7).
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/13 15:40:50
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Guitarhacker
The "-1" indicates the instance number..... that would mean that TTS-1 equals the first instance of the synth
If you were to add a second instance of TTS, you would see it indicated as TTS-2 and so on for the number of individual instances you have of TTS
No, the -1 is part of the synth name. The second instance will be labeled "TTS-1 2"
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/13 16:13:56
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brundlefly
Guitarhacker
The "-1" indicates the instance number..... that would mean that TTS-1 equals the first instance of the synth
If you were to add a second instance of TTS, you would see it indicated as TTS-2 and so on for the number of individual instances you have of TTS
No, the -1 is part of the synth name. The second instance will be labeled "TTS-1 2"
Very good.... But with the new paradigm, it'll probably thought of as TTS-1 2X (Sorry)... I believe the line went something like this: Twelve Tones made the MIDI Sequencer Cakewalk Later Cakewalk Pro Audio, etc. Then made Cakewalk the company name (tho still owned by Twelve Tones Systems) who released Sonar and the others Then Roland bought..... Cakewalk? Does Greg H. still own twelve tones or is that what was bought by Roland??? Keni
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/13 19:46:18
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Don't ask the question if you cannot live with the answer.
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/13 20:36:52
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TTS-1 = National Society 4 Inaccurate Acronyms
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/13 20:48:55
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brundlefly
Guitarhacker
The "-1" indicates the instance number..... that would mean that TTS-1 equals the first instance of the synth
If you were to add a second instance of TTS, you would see it indicated as TTS-2 and so on for the number of individual instances you have of TTS
No, the -1 is part of the synth name. The second instance will be labeled "TTS-1 2"
alas... you are correct.... so maybe the -1 is TTS software version one....and it was so good, and so perfect that they stopped at that point......?
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/13 21:17:25
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/13 22:54:55
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/14 02:06:28
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By close observation of the original logo then, I would guess that "Twelve Tone" is a metaphorical response to the fact that the program can actually produce a full octave (12 keys) of sound.
While this may seem excessively limited, by mathematical algorithmic manipulation, all one needs to do is transpose any one of those 12 notes by a value of... 12 to get a higher or lower octave.
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/14 02:49:08
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Afaik, the "TTS" does refer to Twelve Tone Systems, the former company name of Cakewalk. Probably because TTS-1 has always been an OEMed Cakewalk/Sonar- bundled version of Roland's Hypercanvas GM softsynth plug-in product (replacing the earlier VSC softsynth). http://www.roland.com/products/en/HQ-GM2/
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/14 06:10:15
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bitflipper
Still waiting for TTS-2.
It's gonna be bundled with Sampletank 3 in X2b.
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/14 08:41:22
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Goddard
Probably because TTS-1 has always been an OEMed Cakewalk/Sonar- bundled version of Roland's Hypercanvas GM softsynth plug-in product (replacing the earlier VSC softsynth).
http://www.roland.com/products/en/HQ-GM2/
Maybe Cakewalk was also planning to add their version of Edirol Orchestral to Sonar under the name of TTS-2 and there was one more Edirol soft synth (I forgot the name) so that could've been TTS-3? I used to use Edirol Orchestral when I was on XP and still have the installation disc, but since it's not supported on Win 7 I'm not using it anymore.
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/14 11:33:41
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It's gonna be bundled with Sampletank 3 in X2b
tut tut - naughty naughty Paulo, go stand in the corner..............
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/14 11:40:16
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/14 11:47:10
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Totally Tired Sound!
Hmm....to me the presets sound Terrific :)
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/14 13:03:10
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Its not bad for a General MIDI synth. If I start with a MIDI file from the web that's using GM patches, I will use the TTS-1 to check it out and then if I want to make it sound better, I'll replace the sounds with other synths.
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/14 13:59:13
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Bajan Blue
It's gonna be bundled with Sampletank 3 in X2b
tut tut - naughty naughty Paulo, go stand in the corner..............
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/14 16:30:31
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A TTS-1 thread with 24 replies? - Slow times at the old sonar board for sure!
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/14 16:35:20
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Make that 26 replies... :)
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/14 22:11:45
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Its the build up to X3...
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/15 09:44:13
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daveny5
Its not bad for a General MIDI synth. If I start with a MIDI file from the web that's using GM patches, I will use the TTS-1 to check it out and then if I want to make it sound better, I'll replace the sounds with other synths.
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Re: What does TTS-1 stand for?
2013/08/15 09:47:40
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TTS-1 = don't like TTS
TTS+1 = like TTS
Simples.
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