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Anyone using the VC during Live Performances? TIP's ?

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Tuesday, November 24th 2009, 9:38pm

Anyone using the VC during Live Performances? TIP's ?

I was just wondering if anyone is using VC during their live shows. I feel that mine is running possibly good enough to go for it and I was wondering if anyone had any tips on how to optimize the procedure. Thanks in advance:)

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Thursday, December 31st 2009, 12:52pm

I use my snow with VC and ableton 8 and apc40 in mac. All works fine and midi mapping the 4 parts of the snow in apc40 (cut offs, releases, delays and reverbs)

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Thursday, December 31st 2009, 4:08pm

Personally I'd just rather use the hardware connections, audio and midi.

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Thursday, January 14th 2010, 2:36am

I just use mine on standalone - I would never use it in VC mode. Multis all the way!

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Wednesday, January 27th 2010, 2:16am

yeah, same thing, i use the virus full on in a live environment, i dont use it as a controller or as in its VST mode

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Saturday, February 6th 2010, 1:59am

I've done two tours in Europe using both the TI 61 keyboard and the Snow. I've found the VC mode to be very stable in those conditions and have never had one flunk out on me in the middle of the live set because of Virus Control. I also use it as the sound card and have yet to have a Virus-related issue. (Two times there were power failures in the sound system during my set and one time, the power connecton in my external hard drive fried shortly before the show.)

(knock on wood, lol)

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