Does the DXI plugin no longer recognize it?

[57Gregy]

On 10/28/2025 at 12:24 AM, happen135 said:

the only drawback is that after setting multiple channel tones, it can produce sound normally. After saving it as a CWP file and opening it again, all channel tones will return to the default piano tone.

In TTS-1, if you set the channel, bank and patch in the Track Pane, it will be saved. At least that's how it's always worked for me.

[sjoens]

Even if you don't and just assign instruments in TTS-1 itself they will be retained.  Apparently 32 bit Hyper Canvas can't do either.

[happen135]

7 hours ago, sjoens said:

Even if you don't and just assign instruments in TTS-1 itself they will be retained.  Apparently 32 bit Hyper Canvas can't do either.

Thank you for your reply. I have given up the 32-bit Hyper Canvas and returned to TTS-1, but there is also a bug. When the tone button is turned on, there will be no sound, and I need to rotate the MID to make it sound.

[happen135]

https://discuss.cakewalk.com/topic/90857-tts-1-synthesizer/#comment-617628

[sjoens]

What do you mean "rotate" the MID?

Edited November 3 by sjoens

[happen135]

2 hours ago, sjoens said:

What do you mean "rotate" the MIDI?

As shown in the figure, if the equalizer part of TTS-1 is turned on by pressing the ON button, there will be no sound output. Only by rotating the MID knob in the middle to the left or right will sound.

Edited November 3 by happen135

[sjoens]

Gotcha.  The MID knob is also a volume knob as it gets louder the higher the value goes up or down.    2 controls for the price of one but one breaks the other.  Easter Egg or a disgruntled coder?!  Who knows but probably one reason they discontinued it.

Edited November 4 by sjoens

[Bass Guitar]

I’ll put this here as this and a few other threads about GM playback got me looking for alternatives. I found 2. These were the only two that are meeting the requirements. 
GM midi player, Multi Timbrel and only one was a VST. The other is the replacement for the soon to be removed MS Wavetable synth. 
 

 

[msmcleod]

On 11/3/2025 at 4:58 AM, sjoens said:

Gotcha.  The MID knob is also a volume knob as it gets louder the higher the value goes up or down.    2 controls for the price of one but one breaks the other.  Easter Egg or a disgruntled coder?!  Who knows but probably one reason they discontinued it.

More likely, the sound just happens to have more mid frequencies, which is why it seems that way - after all, an EQ is just a volume knob restricted to a certain frequency range.

[sjoens]

I discovered the silent MID EQ knob bug is exclusive to 64 bit TTS-1.  The 32 bit version works as expected in 32 bit SONAR.  So something happened when porting TTS-1 to 64 bit.  Seems there's a few plugins from various vendors back in the day that suffered from 64 bit porting, of which none were ever fixed.

Edited Friday at 11:08 PM by sjoens

[happen135]

1 hour ago, sjoens said:

I discovered the silent MID EQ knob bug is exclusive to 64 bit TTS-1.  The 32 bit version works as expected in 32 bit SONAR.  So something happened when porting TTS-1 to 64 bit.

My God, thank you, thank you so much! Warm applause for your research spirit,I will try it now， I need to learn from you! Salute Mr. sjoens!

Edited Friday at 01:12 PM by happen135

[Starship Krupa]

On 10/31/2025 at 8:30 PM, sjoens said:

Does it work?  If so, why not use it?

I'm pretty sure you and I have different views on this, but if you're referring to TTS-1, Cakewalk has stated explicitly that it is "not supported." They do this for very few plug-ins, and I think it means that they may have tried to get it to work reliably but were unable to before being told by Roland to cease distributing it.

So the answer to "why not use it" is "because many users have reported issues with it and there's a decent chance that there will be more issues in the future, issues that have no chance of being addressed. So it's risky."