No offense intended if you've already checked this, but are you guys
sure that you didn't/don't simply have "MIDI Clock" set to something
other than "OUT" or "I-O"? If by chance you're not familiar with the
settings, check page 15 in v2 of the owners manual.
Having the wrong setting here would cause the symptoms you describe.
If I'm not mistaken, reloading the OS would also appear to fix
the "problem" too, since I think it restores default settings. And
for the record, I've done a lot of OS upgrades (through all the beta
releases), and all of them caused the Evo to make clicks, bleeps, and
bloops during the load process. It's similar to when you load banks
of patches.
Let us know how it goes.
Ski
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--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "oldmanfury" <erinys@s...> wrote:
> --- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "Steve Ball" <sball2@c...>
wrote:
> > When I fired the Evolver up the other day, I noticed that nothing
> happened
> > when I hit the Start/Stop button. No sound; no LED's advancing
> through the
> > steps; nothing
>
> I had a similar problem on my week-old evolver. I was sequencing
the
> evolver with the editor program up and running, hit play on my
> sequencer and click - no sound. Trying to edit patches showed no
> data in each patch, which proved to be wrong when I tweaked knobs
> directly. No matter what I did - I couldn't get any sound out of
it
> via midi, playing keys in the editor, or running internal
sequences.
>
> The fix? I couldn't find a "harware reset" mentioned in the
manual,
> or in this archive, so I re-installed os 2.0 - which was really
easy
> with the editor. As it went through the process, I could hear
clicks
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> as the DSP reset itself. I think this may have been a DSP crash -
> but it's weird that it wouldn't reset itself after powering down.
>
> -gerald
