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Download the Maple MIDI Router – Free from 2. Open GVI as a plug-in in your host DAW 3. Set the Performance Tool input to “physical in” and output to Maple MIDI router 4. Set the DAW track's input to the Maple virtual MIDI cable and its output to GVI New Feature in 3.54 GSI Expansion Preference A check box has been added to the GVI System Configuration window in the General tab that when checked, forces stacked instruments to open in an expanded view state. Without this box checked, stacked instruments will open in a collapsed view state. New Feature in 3.53 Windows XP 64 GVI has been tested on Windows XP 64 systems and found to be compatible. New Feature in 3.52 Bank / Patch Manager The following functionality has been added to the Loaded Instrument Viewer: • Right-click an instrument to display the Bank/Patch Manager interface o Pressing “Resolve All Conflicts” will automatically assign new Bank/Patch values to loaded instruments to eliminate duplicates. o The bank and/or patch number of the selected instrument can be manually changed. New Features In 3.51 • GVI now supports multiple instances on multi-processor (dual core) computers for Steinberg’s Cubase, Steinberg’s Nuendo and Digidesign’s Pro Tools. • GVI now includes a per instance memory usage meter when hosted in a VST or RTAS DAW application. • GVI now supports access to instrument help documentation, when provided with a soundware library. This is accessed from the MIDI channel pulldown menu in the MIDI Mixer where the instrument is loaded. If no help file is present, this menu item will not be displayed. • GVI now includes a link to the product registration web page under the Help menu. Registration gains the user access to informative newsletters, special deals & promotions and freebies. • The Loaded Instrument Viewer can be brought up by either selecting “Loaded Instruments” from a MIDI Mixer channel pulldown or by pressing the Instrument Viewer toolbar icon. Once open, instruments can be loaded onto any MIDI channel by drag & drop. NFX GVI now includes all four original NFX effect algorithms from GigaStudio. These effects can be applied to any loaded instrument via a flexible new FX buss insert architecture. These effects are: • Chorus • EQ • Delay • Reverb To access these effects, click the FX toolbar button to bring up the FX tab. • Click “Add FX Insert” to add a new FX Insert Buss. An FX Insert Buss creates a new output from GVI into which effects can be inserted. • Effects are added using the “Add effect” pulldown. • At the bottom of each FX Insert Buss is a pulldown allowing the output of that buss to be routed to a GVI output. When hosted as a plug-in, this would go to a DAW input. When running standalone this would go to an audio interface’s hardware output. • Each effect can be enabled/disabled using the ON/OFF button in the upper left corner of the effect UI. • The last effect can be removed using the X in the upper right of its UI. • FX Insert Busses can be routed to in the output routing pulldown of the MIDI Mixer. NOTE: When a GigaPulse instance is present from an encoded instrument, an FX Insert Buss is automatically created for that GigaPulse instance. Press the EDIT button to access the UI for that instance of GigaPulse. For instruments with more than one GigaPulse process encoded, both will appear in the grey list box. Highlight one and press EDIT to access the UI for that instance. Maintenance Items in 3.54 • Previously, when hosted in Pro Tools as an RTAS plug-in, GVI would not run at the correct rate in non 44.1k sessions. This has been corrected in 3.54. • Version 3.53 incorrectly showed “3.52” in the About GVI window. Version 3.54 correctly shows “3.54”. Maintenance Items in 3.53 • The cause of rare cases of GVI instability on dual core systems at high polyphonies has been fixed in 3.53. • Previously, GVI could become unstable if switching GigaPulse encoded instrument presets while audio was being played. This has been fixed in 3.53. • Patch changes in Steinberg hosts are now reflected in the GVI UI. • In GVI 3.52 the Unload All and Unload Unused functions in the Loaded Instruments Viewer did not work. This has been fixed in 3.53. Maintenance Items in 3.52 • In 3.51, certain audio interfaces that use buffer latencies that are not multiples of 128 could cause garbled audio. This has been fixed in 3.52. • Previously, when running in standalone mode, the output could become saturated under certain conditions. This has been fixed in 3.52. • Previously, instruments within a GIG file could not be loaded when the Windows preference for hiding known file extensions was enabled (Windows default). This has been fixed in 3.52. • Previously, GVI could become unstable if Mute or Solo was pressed on the MIDI Mixer while receiving MIDI. This has been fixed in 3.52. • Previously, GVI could become unstable if the UI was closed while loading instruments. This has been fixed in 3.52. Maintenance Items In 3.51 • An...