All I get is static garbage from TTS-1 when my project is recorded at 96000. Yes, I know it's only MIDI data, and only the vocal audio tracks were recorded at 96k. I have no problem with projects at 44.1k. I can play and preview or record fine at 44.1k. But as long as I have audio at 96k telling my PreSonus AudioBox 44VSL that it's being sent at 96k the TTS-1 output is crippled horribly. [Please, no lectures on TTS-1 being sophomoric. It has many sounds I like, is easy on the resources, and is a quick way to play standard MIDI files] :) Can someone tell me why this is? While I'm at it, can someone please tell me how to get line breaks in this forum software? Thanks Thom

Use a different browser - Chrome is a popular choice, as are older versions of Firefox

Using FF 17.x Are you telling me that no one on here, whose posts have line breaks, is using updated FF?

If you put the HTML tags in by hand
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The TTS-1 problem at 96k is a known issue.
If you want to use the TTS-1:
Work at 48k (with TTS-1)... and bounce down the resultant audio.
Convert the audio to 96k and import into the desired 96k project.

You may want to bounce the tracks from the top of the tune (to make it easy to align) you can trim away silence after the audio is imported into the 96k project.

OK, thanks Jim. At least it's not just me. I'll give that a try.

TTS-1 works fine at 96kHz. You have to go in to options and select 'Light Load' mode.

It's not a sticky option though, you have to go back in and reset it every time you re-open the project.

I do that and freeze the track because I always forget about it and freak out when I reopen the project at a later time.