I guess you are having problems with the electricity or something (MD reacts very easily to changing fluctations). I've got one of the early MDs (nowadays upgraded to UW) and I haven't experienced a crash (maybe about one in a year, but no data loses). Your problem lies somewhere else. You could contact Elektron, they could provide some ideas. --- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "burliveli_hood" <nsady@...> wrote: > > I see there are competent users here. I've had the MD for some years now. > With the misgivings about freezing and not duplicating the sounds of a > previous days use, I still like having it around. I didn't lose the faith when > MD would have most buyers questioning it's readiness. Like a good consumer > I let it be known there were difficulties. Now I have a MnM with the same issues. > I believe a lot has been accepted as just another day with the machines shutting > down or losing info. > I would have liked more than a month to check out the machines. If you have any > kind of life, I don't feel it's enough time to get past the initial perceptions of being > very programmable boxes. People do not expect this from modules. Not the > creative way to work the machines. Not the unreliable performance. With these > machines it isn't a matter of pairing a computer to a person who can't get a calculator to > work. Yet here's another machine, with similar inclinations to mess up a session. > Albeit a session that would not be possible without the machines. > > Probably just a sour note. since I don't have audio record nor a file manage plan > just now. I don't know that I should have to record to keep the info viable. Sure, many > times that is the better course, or people wouldn't have samplers for some uses. > Just a creampuff blowing off steam. Hope you didn't read all that! It is a strange > love hate (mild dislike) type of relationship right now. >
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Re: les machines son fria
2006-08-12 by tahvenaine2002
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