Dormant Cell Posted January 12 Posted January 12 If I install the 2024.12, will I be able to keep the TTS-1?
Bristol_Jonesey Posted January 12 Posted January 12 Yes. Just don't uninstall anything and you'll be fine 1
Dormant Cell Posted January 13 Author Posted January 13 Thanks! I rely heavily on the TTS-1 drums so far & haven't found anything i like to replace it with. Until then I don't want to risk the TTS-1. B.R.
Guest Posted January 14 Posted January 14 Just for laughs. You can sample the TTS/1 and load those into Session Drums or the new Sample player. The TTS-1 will die eventually, sooner than later, due to it being DX. I am getting a lot of crashes now that the dump files point at the TTS-1. I have bits of it in hundreds of projects. They are mostly backed up as midi files now so safe from harm.
Jonathan Sasor Posted January 14 Posted January 14 Installing any Cakewalk by BandLab or Sonar update will retain an existing TTS-1 install. We cannot distribute it with new versions, so it's just not included as part of the installers anymore. 1
Dormant Cell Posted January 24 Author Posted January 24 (edited) I can confirm that the installation worked fine and TTS-1 is still there. The only hickup I had, was that I had to re-save the "Workspace layout" since it got lost for some reason (dual monitors), but the TTS-1 seems fine... It would be great if one, with ease, could convert excisting VSTi-tracks to "sound/wav tracks"!? That way it would be possible to keep the original sound in a track as a wav or whatever. With or without effects and even if you loose your VSTi. Maybe I can? But I haven't figured it out yet... I can see copyright issues with that maybe? Or why don't Roland just make a VSTi of it, or at least offer the DX version for sale? I think there might be a market for it. Edited January 24 by Dormant Cell Clarifying
Guest Posted January 24 Posted January 24 2 hours ago, Xoo said: Freeze or Bounce To Track This. If I open a project that contains the TTS-1 I freeze the synth. Look for the snowflake on the instruments track header. But on a rainy day Im seriously considering capturing some of the percussion sounds and saving them as samples. The brushes are hard to find elsewhere. And as I said try the demo of the VST synth font 64 and see if you like those sounds as well. Im not sure if you are aware of other free drum kits like the Steven Slate ? Addictive drums demo is forever and only missing the Tom’s. Then you can use the SI drums for that.
Terry Kelley Posted January 25 Posted January 25 On 1/13/2025 at 2:51 PM, Dormant Cell said: Thanks! I rely heavily on the TTS-1 drums so far & haven't found anything i like to replace it with. Until then I don't want to risk the TTS-1. B.R. Munt MT-32 is a good substitute if you can’t use TTS-1. It’s pretty much the same sounds.
Guest Posted January 25 Posted January 25 5 minutes ago, Terry Kelley said: Munt MT-32 is a good substitute if you can’t use TTS-1. It’s pretty much the same sounds. You got my curiosity. Pretty sketchy to access. I never actually found the download? Seems an internet rabbit hole. Possibly very unstable? The VST synth font 64 is supported and legit Software. There’s a free version that I guess is older. The version I use is included with Band in a box but can be purchased for $15 us. That’s pretty cheap to solve the problems. It works with all Daw’s. and plays GM files exactly like the TTS-1 does.
Terry Kelley Posted January 25 Posted January 25 (edited) Naw, it’s easy to get. For licensing reasons the two ROMs are separate but there with the VST. I’ve had 10 instances running at one time. And interesting aside is that it sounds like they undid the 15 bit audio hack and 14 bit reverb hack and this removed the decay noise the MT-32 had. It was terrible. My D-110 was better. Edited January 25 by Terry Kelley
David Baay Posted January 26 Posted January 26 8 hours ago, Terry Kelley said: My D-110 was better. That's my go-to for a GM hardware synth. 1
Terry Kelley Posted January 26 Posted January 26 I should pull my D110 out. Haven't used it in decades.
Dormant Cell Posted February 3 Author Posted February 3 On 1/24/2025 at 2:02 PM, Xoo said: Freeze or Bounce To Track WoW Perfect! I just want to secure the songs for the future. Freeze makes it sooo much easier to migrate the tracks to another DAW, since there's rumors about Cakewalk not being free in the future and securing the sounds I use from the TTS-1, in case it dissapears in future Cakewalk updates. Thanks again! 👍😊
Guest Posted February 4 Posted February 4 You are wise. And always remember to save all your projects as midi files. Those can be opened in any Daw. Then export any audio as “tracks. “ You can export with effects and without. Best to have both.
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