V-Synth GT Boot up time 00:01:45?

You need the GTI Model,its faster than the GT Version

Or maybe the GT Turbo !!! LoL

Seriously, we know that the V-Synt boot time is directly related to the loading project size, and depends a grat deal on the number of wav files being loaded, but 1:45 seems to much.
My XT takes 35 seconds to load a "fully charged" project.

Is this a new "feature" of the GT version 2.0 ?

It was the same with Version 1. I just updated it to 2.0.
Maybe this is an old board that I have?

I don't think is a board problem,
Have you seen any posts about GT stating big loading times ?

I've seen this one, and the loading times seem to be a lot worse than the ones you are having...

Have a look:
http://forums.rolandclan.info/index.php?action=show_thread&thread=22507&fid=4&page=1

take care
PauloF

2.0 Boot time is definitely faster than the previous one. Still takes about a minute + though But, I switch it on in the morning and leave it on

yeap, compared to 10 minutes from the v 1.0, 1:45 is really fast .
I also power up my Xa as soon as get home, which takes about 9 minutes to boot up...

Cool...Thanks guys! I feel better.

The machine works awesome otherwise...

I love numerical patch selection!

Have fun with it !!!

I'm having a lot of fun with my XT !!!
The only thing I'm missing is the dual tone feature of the GT, as for live situations is a killer.

I should have waited for the GT v 2.0 (and for some additional €€€ to buy it

After updating my GT to v 2.0 I first encountered longish boot times - mine was up to 18 minutes, which was kinda boring, I'd say. However, that was my own fault: I had just attached my GT to my laptop and simply replaced the internal data on the GT. You shouldn't do that. Instead, use a V-Synth Librarian or a USB stick, load a project, save it as an internal and reboot your GT. Should be fine that way. My boot-up time with a modest project file is now 1 min 2 sec. In v 1.0 that was much, much longer.

Concerning the dual tone: I'm not too happy about that. I still encounter timing irregularities as GT's main processor is struggling with all the data it has to crunch. Also, it seems they've tried to avoid complicated factory patches - which is very well understood: it's not good rep to watch the screen go sludgy as you play just four notes. What's better in v2, though, is arpeggiator timing. It's still not rigid and solid, but it's become usable. You know, if you need flamming, you play by hand... Also, two relatively complex tones turn the GT into a four-voice thingy, which is not something I'd call a GT. More like a 1.2d Combi Coupe.

Has anybody - by the way - ever asked why the loading times of Fantom family are so ridiculous?