- Hi Peter, Try removing all the sound cards and cleaning the row of resistors at the bottom. We had a similar problem, along with crackling, some time ago and discovered that the resistors were overheating due to a layer of dust forming on them. Also, try swapping soundcards to see whether either a card or a particular channel is playing up. Check also parameters of subvoices on FX subpage, although Dynamic Voice Allocation will make all subvoices play on all cards, scrolling through channels as needed. This is feature available post rev. 8 and I'm pretty certain you are running 9.34(?). Hope this helps. All the best CJ -- In Fairlight-CMI@yahoogroups.com, "Peter Connelly" <peter.yahoogroups@...> wrote: > > Hi guys, > > I booted up my Series III last night and noticed that one of the voices was > out-of-tune. Checking the LED's on the Voice Boards, it's the same one > everytime. It pitches up by about a 5th. > > Has anyone came across this before? I haven't yet tried making sure the > cards are secure, but will do this tonight... Any help in the meantime > though will be greatly appreciated :-D > > Cheers, > Peter >
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Re: Faulty Voice Card?
2006-05-24 by e233dpj
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