Hello,
I am installing the pico on another pc and have trouble with the drummer control.
While the metronom works, all other keys (drummer voice, drummer voice loop browser) glow orange and don't change colour when pressed.
The eigenbrowser shows only "toplevel>CamelAudio>Alchemy".
Stage seems to work.
Alchemy seems to work.
Other sounds (piano, synth pad, cello...) seem to work.
Drummer Control has worked before on a previous version on windows xp, so it should not be an hardware issue.
I think the installation went wrong, but after several hours of trying I am left without a clue. I searched in the tutorials and the forum for a complete comprehensive guide to installation but did not find one.
Here's what and how I installed - maybe there is a mistake I failed to
notice:
System information:
OS: Windows 7 64 bit: yes
CPU: GenuineIntel, Cores: 4, Speed: 3285 MHz
Memory: 8105 MB
Version: 1.4.12-stable
I have loaded the factory standard setup for the pico.
0) uninstall previous installation
1) execute "EigenD_Resources_1.0.0.exe", which creates a folder with in ~\eigenlabs\EigenD Resources 1.0.0, including another EigenD-Resources-1.0.0.exe and a Resources folder with a windows manifest and zipped folders.
2) execute the EigenD-Resources-1.0.0.exe
3) execute the EigenD-Drivers-1.08; rerun dpinst to be sure; the driver is then correctly recognized (doing the 1.4 update before the driver 1.08 installation did result in an usb-error-message)
4) execute EigenD-update-1.4.12-stable
5) starting EigenD, a runtime error occured; setting the exe to start with administrator rights helped
6) loading EigenD and pico setup, an error occured, stating it could not load some of the soundfonts (e.g. synth pad, bass, black grand medium); unzipping the ressource files (soundfont, icons, ...) and moving them in the ~\eigenlabs directory helped (or at least the error message is gone)
On a sidenote, starting the original EigenDWindows Installer (dating to november 2010) results in an NSIS error message (failed integrity check).
I would be grateful for some clues or hints how to procede.
kind regards
rusp
UK
