Patches and discussion for Ensoniq VFX family

Does anyone have a Korg D8 recorder, and if they do do they know how 
to link the midi clocks with the vfx as the master. I was able to to 
it with the D8 as the master, but not with the vfx as the master.

I love my TS 12... and I just pulled it out of the back closet because 
I finally moved into my new studio space with plenty of room for it.

some of the keys squeak when I press on them.... not that it matters 
during sequencing but it become annoying over time..

what's the best way to remedy this problem. I'm not against opening it 
up but I want to know what cleaning solution/solvent is best to use and 
which parts should I be cleaning...


Thanks

Clayton Lewis
The MacTech
Macintosh Systems Consultant
Baltimore/DC/Atlanta
410-551-0501

On Feb 13, 2004, at 8:13 PM, bobratica1020 wrote:

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Clayton,

The best thing I've found to get rid of squeaky keys
is dry graphite powder. You'll need to apply it on the
felt strip of each key where they contact the weights
that simulate the hammer action. I originally tried
cleaning the keys and then using silicone spray which
only temporarily fixed the problem. It has now been
over two years since applying the graphite on my own
TS-12 which remains squeakless!

Bob

--- Clayton Lewis <clay@...> wrote:
> I love my TS 12... and I just pulled it out of the
> back closet because 
> I finally moved into my new studio space with plenty
> of room for it.
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> some of the keys squeak when I press on them.... not
> that it matters 
> during sequencing but it become annoying over time..
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> what's the best way to remedy this problem. I'm not
> against opening it 
> up but I want to know what cleaning solution/solvent
> is best to use and 
> which parts should I be cleaning...
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> 
> Thanks
> 
> Clayton Lewis
> The MacTech
> Macintosh Systems Consultant
> Baltimore/DC/Atlanta
> 410-551-0501
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Great!!  I happen to have some graphite powder too... i will be tearing 
it apart today and giving her good cleaning.


Thanks

Clayton Lewis
The MacTech
Macintosh Systems Consultant
Baltimore/DC/Atlanta
410-551-0501

On Feb 14, 2004, at 5:52 AM, bob hanna wrote:

> Clayton,
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> The best thing I've found to get rid of squeaky keys
> is dry graphite powder. You'll need to apply it on the
> felt strip of each key where they contact the weights
> that simulate the hammer action. I originally tried
> cleaning the keys and then using silicone spray which
> only temporarily fixed the problem. It has now been
> over two years since applying the graphite on my own
> TS-12 which remains squeakless!
>
> Bob
>
> --- Clayton Lewis <clay@...m> wrote:
>> I love my TS 12... and I just pulled it out of the
>> back closet because
>> I finally moved into my new studio space with plenty
>> of room for it.
>>
>> some of the keys squeak when I press on them.... not
>> that it matters
>> during sequencing but it become annoying over time..
>>
>> what's the best way to remedy this problem. I'm not
>> against opening it
>> up but I want to know what cleaning solution/solvent
>> is best to use and
>> which parts should I be cleaning...
>>
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Clayton Lewis
>> The MacTech
>> Macintosh Systems Consultant
>> Baltimore/DC/Atlanta
>> 410-551-0501
>>
>>
>>
>> On Feb 13, 2004, at 8:13 PM, bobratica1020 wrote:
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