Jay,
I agree with Han's advice here.
If it ain't broke - don't fix it.
With regard to your sequencer
problem, you may want to generate a new subject and email about your problem so
that it doesn't get lost because it is under some other subject
matter.
Make sure you include as
much info as you can about your VFX or SD1 including the sequencer version you
need - if you know it. And yes.....if you didn't have your sequences backed up
then you will have lost them.
Alan
----- Original Message -----From: Jay BarnesSent: Saturday, January 01, 2005 11:44 PMSubject: [Ensoniq-VFX-SD] Projected Battery Life/sequencerI was just yesterday wondering the same thing.
Usually original batteries in electronics are longer
lasting than replacement batteries. In particular
items like watches. I was thinking about changing
mine but I think I'll wait. I've got a bigger
problem. My sequencer went down. Of course my
sequences are apparently lost too. Anyone have any
idea if there is a download somewhere to reload the
sequencer? That's the one disc I don't have.
Naturally!
Jay
>
> >> Okay....According to both the VFX-SD and the SD-1
> > manuals the
> > battery contained in the unit is projected to last
> > some five years.
> > I purchased my VFX-SD in May of 1989 and my SD-1
> in
> > April of 1991.
> > Well just like the Energizer Bunny, it seems they
> > just keep going,
> > and going, and going!
>
> two SD-1's here and they're both still on the
> original
> batteries. Same with the SQR+. MY WSSR battery died
> years ago, so I wonder if its due to an particularly
> effecient Ensoniq design Cheers, Keith
>
>;
>
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