John Bowen Synth Design

I tried the "solution" on my xite-system on the QuantumWave but it did not work. I guess this solution only works on SCOPE PCI-systems.

That is good news. Didn't see it before now, but better late than never :)

I'll try the fix out tomorrow.

[quote="petal"]Hi John,
Any news on this minor detail on otherwise excellent instruments?
Cheers,
Thomas[/quote]
Today I received an email from a user who, after reading my description of the suspected problem, did the following to achieve a fix (thanks, Angela!):

[quote]We did some research and ended up replacing 'PAN_MODP.dsp' with the one from Scope v4.5 (1999). Now the panning in all of the Zarg synths appears to work correctly! I'll let you know if I notice any adverse effects elsewhere ;)[/quote]

OK - Let me know if I can help debug this problem for you in any way.

No, it’s still a mystery. I looked inside the module, and could find nothing different in what I used from other products that don’t show this problem.

Very strange!

Hi John,

Any news on this minor detail on otherwise excellent instruments?

Cheers,
Thomas

Nothing has been done on this yet, other than I did verify that the possible culprit I had in mind (an unconverted module) seems not to be the issue. I'll have to re-boot the old Windows computer and get the SDK running again to check the original file, when I have time.

Hi John,

Any news on finding a solution for this issue?

Best regards,
Thomas

OK, to those it might interest. The problem has now been verified:

http://forums.planetz.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=31740

Hi John,

Any news on this issue?

Cheers,
Thomas

OK, at least we are homing in on a possible problem/solution.

I'm looking forward to hear what you find out.

Cheers,
Thomas

[quote="petal"]Tonight I unistalled my PCI-system and completely reinstalled Scope version 5.0 and Q-Wave.
Unfortunately this did not do the trick either.

Then I uninstalled Scope V5 again, and then I installed Scope V4.5 + Q-Wave on my windows 7 32bit machine.
And this time the Pan-section on Q-Wave worked as expected!

Could the problems with the pan-sections not working correctly on Q-Wave and Solaris be a Scope V5 + Scope V5.1 related problem with Q-Wave and Solaris?

What version of Scope did you test Q-wave on the other day?[/quote]
Scope v3.1 is what I have. Looks like there's something missing in the Scope V5 install....
I have an idea of what it might be - there were some modules that they needed to convert from the older Scope to V5, so I'm guessing I used a Pan module from that group. I'll have to ask Sonic Core if they know about this....perhaps the pan module I used did not get converted?

Tonight I unistalled my PCI-system and completely reinstalled Scope version 5.0 and Q-Wave.
Unfortunately this did not do the trick either.

Then I uninstalled Scope V5 again, and then I installed Scope V4.5 + Q-Wave on my windows 7 32bit machine.
And this time the Pan-section on Q-Wave worked as expected!

Could the problems with the pan-sections not working correctly on Q-Wave and Solaris be a Scope V5 + Scope V5.1 related problem with Q-Wave and Solaris?

What version of Scope did you test Q-wave on the other day?

Tonight I tried to reinstall Q-WAve using both "versions" I could find on SonicCores server:

ftp://sonic-core.net/software/scope5/plugins/ZARG/

ftp://sonic-core.net/software/3rd_Party/Zarg/

I tried both versions on both the XITE and the PCI-system. Still no success.

Then I tried Solaris v4.1 to see if the pan section would be working here. Same result as with the QWave!?!
Then I tried Vectron, pan section works here.

I could still mail you my devices, but I'm running the devices I downloaded from SonicCore's website tonight, so I'm not sure what good it would do.
I'm not sure what to try next.

Thomas

No Idea.

Why don't you send me your device, and I'll check it here, just to make sure there's nothing strange on that end.

john b.