thomasabarnes


Did you also right-click the Orchestral installation file and select run as administrator and you are in an administrator account?
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Yes, I am logged on as administrator and I did right-click the installation file.

Well, maybe your copy of Orchestral is an older copy. I think v1.01  and later are VSTi versions that work in X1 32/64bit and Windows 7 64bit versions.
 
I guess it would be helpful for others who have Orchestral working in X1 on Windows 64bit versions to say what version of Orchestral they have.

thomasabarnes


Well, maybe your copy of Orchestral is an older copy. I think v1.01  and later are VSTi versions that work in X1 32/64bit and Windows 7 64bit versions.
 
I guess it would be helpful for others who have Orchestral working in X1 on Windows 64bit versions to say what version of Orchestral they have.

Thanks for your input.  I am giving up on it.  I tried runing the install in compatibility mode setting it to Windows XP and I get the same thing.  It looks like its installing, the install status bar goes all the way to the end and then I get "Cannot read registry Key."   Fortunately, I can get along without it.  But once in a while I miss not having its orchestral percussion set.

wow!! thats still around.. i would like a go at that thing .. i remember this shootout with this midi savy guy did against Eastwest.. and the Edirol Orchestra actually sounded fantastic ..its been along time, but there was a clavi patch in the old VSC that i liked alot.. for some reason all the old Dxi's dont work on my system..

aleef


wow!! thats still around.. i would like a go at that thing .. i remember this shootout with this midi savy guy did against Eastwest.. and the Edirol Orchestra actually sounded fantastic ..its been along time, but there was a clavi patch in the old VSC that i liked alot.. for some reason all the old Dxi's dont work on my system..

Roland/Cake should update this to a 64bit version and bundle it with Sonar X2 in place of TTS......
...should be a relatively easy programming update?

i agree..  the Edirol stuff was cheezy and dirty, but easy to mix. i actually bought DimPro back in the day, but alot of the patches were out of tune, or gussied up  with too much reverb.. that you couldnt take out.. i couldnt use it.  i have been 3rd party ever since.. the TTS1 is good for converting low-quality GM midi files in a hurry...Thank God for Kontakt.

Roland/Cake should update this to a 64bit version and bundle it with Sonar X2

 
Man, I wish they would. That would be totally welcomed by me! :)

 

Roland/Cake should update this to a 64bit version and bundle it with Sonar X2 in place of TTS......
...should be a relatively easy programming update?

Yea, and they should throw in Edirol Super Quartet to the SonarX2 bundle, which had some awesome electric and acoustic pianos.  That's another one I've tried installing on Windows7 64 with no luck.

+1 for the Super Quartet bundle too.....much better than the Studio Instruments, imo.....


So no luck with this on W7 64 too?  That's a bummer!!

Hi guys. I saw this topic few weeks ago as i had exactly the same problem. And today I found a solution on some Spanish website, so I've quickly registered to share it with you (translation by Google, but everything's clear): "Well, the solution is simple: create a registry key. For those who do not know, go to C: \ Windows and Execute the regedit. Watch out what you do there, eh? :D Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion and there cread a new REG_SZ value named ProductID and value 1. Bingo! now you can install or use. I tried to remove once installed and stops working. I tried not to put the 1 and tan. (The truth is that I put to test 1, and strain ...) I know that x64 W7 also give this symptom, and as I have not tested the solution, if you see that does not work Try to create the value in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Wow6432Node \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion." Actually I've created those values in both localizations. Works perfectly for me on W7 x64. Enjoy!