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"the sample OSCs in Solaris do not work in 64bit windows."

Thus, Solaris does not work (practically) period. :D Just as the samplers, and anything (still) using 32 code in a 64 bit architecture Gary.
And that is not the fault of the Solaris Developer btw... who also can't fix this, because of ...

The Solaris works fine, some of his other modules from what red dwarf are included in many presets, and those do not work; same presets that use the sample OSC from creamware.

Otherwise, all versions of the Solaris are working fine here on both my PCI cards and the Xite.


Good to know.
I did a ...

Are you on 64bit Scope? Also pay attention to the file date(s), Scope7 has newer versions of some files.


I am using Sonic Core SCOPE v7.0.1706 64bit software for PCI boards downloaded this year from their web site.
That file has been modified 21 oct, 2021.

But if you meant a difference ...

the sample OSCs in Solaris do not work in 64bit windows. Solaris is a very old plugin.
remove the thing1 and thing2(and any others) from the sample folder. i suspect Solaris is trying to load one of the presets that use the sample OSCs.


Unfortunately, I already have removed all samples from ...

Hello

I tried to find here a solution for BSOD when loading Solaris v5_0 plug-in but unfortunately without success for now.

1. after installation ( copying files to C:\Program Files\SCOPE PCI ) I get " Can't find DSP file JBCtrlSh VxD - Please check installation" message.
2. after I added zarg ...

Ok, thank you !

Thanks, I mean difference when a same PC SCOPE setup with Z-Link can power up LUNA 2496 box ( wich has not power supply ) and on the other side sending same voltage to A16 wich is powered already. I hope it makes sense

Hello, you are probably a right persons who can answer my little question about Z-Link connection between SCOPE PCI Board and S|C A16 ULTRA. I hope you don't mind if I ask.
Is there any harm when I have plugged a small 4pin from PC Power Supply to Z-Link Plate on SCOPE PCI Board and
then normally ...