Hello.

I'm missing the chorus settings in BB 2011.5. Can somebody help?

These two pictures illustrate what I mean:

http://img821.imageshack.us/img821/5276/bb20115.jpg
http://img821.imageshack.us/img821/5276/bb20115.jpg

The first is taken from BB 2009.9, the second from BB 2011.5.

Thanks.
JR

The pictures are the same.

JR

John is correct. Look at the image names in the two links you originally posted. They are the same in both links. Consequently, the image is the same for both links.

Try a repost.

Good luck !

Regards,

Ted

Hi JR,

If I'm understanding you correctly, the Chorus spinner has been removed to make way for Realtracks settings. To set the Chorus now, it is necessary to go to Opt | Preferences | Channels and then set the value for the chorus in the text boxes for each instrument. See the image below.



I suspect that you are already aware of this but, on the off-chance you aren't, the Chorus setting that you refer to in your picture only applies to MIDI instruments.

Note: It is also possible to access the Chorus control via VST/DXi.

Hope this helps,
Noel

Hello John.
Sorry I made a mistake.
Jörg

Hello Ted.
Sorry, I made a mistake. But Noel understands what I meant.
Jörg

Hello Noel.
Thank you. It helps a lot to know how though the useability suffers a bit from this. Instead of clicking 3x I prefer to drag the sgu-file onto a link of a previous BB version. But I don't understand your note "It is also possible to access the Chorus control via VST/DXi." How is this access made?
Jörg

Hi Jörg,

When I click on the VSTi button (highlighted in yellow), it opens up the Roland VSC software synthesizer. On the right side of the window for this synth, there are all the usual midi controls including "Chorus" (also highlighted). Simply click on "Chorus" and then use the slider to adjust the value. The slider works for whatever effect is active.

I'm not sure, but I think the VSTi button which is in my version 2012 might be VSC/DXi in earlier versions.



Hope this helps,
Noel

Hi Noel.
Thank you again for your support. Problem is that I don't use VSC as VST, but as a standalone synth. And much more important is that I want to have the chorus settings stored inside the sgu-files.
Jörg

Hi Jörg,

If you use the first method I mentioned, as far as I'm aware, the settings would be stored in the resulting SGU or MGU files. You could also try using the VSC/DXi as a soft synth and see if that does the job for you. Below is how I set it up on my system for the soft synth (if you want to give it a go).



All the best,
Noel

Thanks again, Noel.
Jörg