1 More GT Upgrade....PLEASE!!!!
1 Mar 2010, 01:47You know, I truly believe the VGT is great, but there's still at least one thing in it I believe needs fixing and there's a few things that I think can do for some very logical upgrading.
Figured the rest of the community might want to chime in on this.
FIX:
1. When slaving to MIDI clock the delays get sloppy and waver in their timing (resulting in frequency/pitch wavering). THIS NEEDS FIXING
2. Numerous of the new tonal effects do not respond correctly (read that as AT ALL) when assigned to being modulated via the D-Beam. THIS NEEDS FIXING.
UPGRADE:
1. The ability to modulate some of the parameters of the tonal effects added in the 2.0 OS was/is great. But why stop there? KEEP PUSHING AND ALLOW FOR THE SAME TO BE DONE WITH THE PRE-2.0 OS effects. =)
2. The original VC-2 Card, The VP-550, and VP-770 all had:
"voice-to-synth converter, which contains an advanced pitch-detection algorithm that enables the modeled vocal sound to follow the pitch of your voice in real time — no keyboard playing required."
This ability was stripped from the VGT, ADD IT BACK!
3. When importing patches, be it through the VGT Librarian or VGT directly, it's very easy to end up with numerous instances of the same samples being loaded into memory (taking up precious space.) AT LEAST in the case of the LIbrarian, have some sort of simple check done on sample names and sizes. If multiple cases occur of a sample having the same name and same size, it's probably the same sample....a simple question posed to users after such checks on "Are these samples the same?" with a subsequent bounce down to only loading\utilizing\referencing one of the sample instances if the answer is yes would be GREAT!
4. If the assignments for the 8 assignable knobs could be saved on a patch per patch basis rather then a global set basis, that would be EXCELLENT.
And as for me, that is all I have to suggest.
Figured the rest of the community might want to chime in on this.
FIX:
1. When slaving to MIDI clock the delays get sloppy and waver in their timing (resulting in frequency/pitch wavering). THIS NEEDS FIXING
2. Numerous of the new tonal effects do not respond correctly (read that as AT ALL) when assigned to being modulated via the D-Beam. THIS NEEDS FIXING.
UPGRADE:
1. The ability to modulate some of the parameters of the tonal effects added in the 2.0 OS was/is great. But why stop there? KEEP PUSHING AND ALLOW FOR THE SAME TO BE DONE WITH THE PRE-2.0 OS effects. =)
2. The original VC-2 Card, The VP-550, and VP-770 all had:
"voice-to-synth converter, which contains an advanced pitch-detection algorithm that enables the modeled vocal sound to follow the pitch of your voice in real time — no keyboard playing required."
This ability was stripped from the VGT, ADD IT BACK!
3. When importing patches, be it through the VGT Librarian or VGT directly, it's very easy to end up with numerous instances of the same samples being loaded into memory (taking up precious space.) AT LEAST in the case of the LIbrarian, have some sort of simple check done on sample names and sizes. If multiple cases occur of a sample having the same name and same size, it's probably the same sample....a simple question posed to users after such checks on "Are these samples the same?" with a subsequent bounce down to only loading\utilizing\referencing one of the sample instances if the answer is yes would be GREAT!
4. If the assignments for the 8 assignable knobs could be saved on a patch per patch basis rather then a global set basis, that would be EXCELLENT.
And as for me, that is all I have to suggest.
