Have you thought about a line conditioner or power conditioner? I use these in my studio for everything. Isolates your gear. tahvenaine2002 wrote: > Hi, > > 1. > I found out that MD seems to be very sensitive for electric peaks. I > have my MD connected to grounded powersource, but I sitll get peaks > which ends up to cubase tracks whenever my fridge starts or someone > turns the light off in our building!! And I think it's from MD, if I > pull it off compleatly the peaks dissapper. It's definetlty the > electric power thing. Does anyone know waht I can do about this?? UPS > maybe or what? > > 2. > I have tried to connect my MD and MM to cubase the way which would be > nice to work with. Cubase SX (1.06) sends the midi clock to MM and MD > and these take it as transport control (play, stop, continue). I have > set MD and MM to internal sync, so they take the bpm from their own > sequencer. Everything runs nicely, but.. I assume it takes a litte > time to transport-message to hit the machines, because they always > end up starting a little late. I have set my latency to 1.5 ms (rme) > and if it would only be 1.5 ms I wouldn't mind, but it's clearly more > something like above 30 ms and I can hear for example the snare being > far from where it should be. Annoying, when try to layer stuff from > cubase sx and MD/MM. Does anyone know how to solve this? Can you set > the midiclock to start a little bit earlier? Or should I buy > something like Midex8 or something... I haven't found out anything > like this from the manual of cubase sx, maybe I have missed something? > > Toni. > > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
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Re: [elektron] Two questions [MD related], can anyone answer these?
2003-11-23 by frank moreno
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