Elektron Musical Instruments

often, when I'm controlling my sidstation with the mm and I press stop on
the sequencer, the sid resets or crashes... sometimes the memory is also
resetted....

somebody knows this problem?

lgm

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From: "SiD LoHr" <sp0ok_show@...>
To: <elektron-users@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, December 27, 2003 5:23 PM
Subject: [elektron] Re: sid poppa


> its funny that soo many people have this midi latency problem with
> their sid's, but for some reason mine does not. mine is spot-on.
> perhapse the elektron guys repaired this problem with later models?
> (mine is a final 100 btw).
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--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "Michael Tucek"
<michael.tucek@v...> wrote:
> often, when I'm controlling my sidstation with the mm and I press 
> stop 
> on
> the sequencer, the sid resets or crashes... sometimes the memory is 
> also
> resetted....
> 
> somebody knows this problem?

hmmm... well I've experienced something similar. it doesn't crash or
reset; but it will continue to play a single note until I hit the stop
button (note off event). this occurs if you put the "LEN" parameter to
127 (which is hold, basically). perhaps you are doing this and it's
messing with your Sid?

also, be sure that the MIDI channels of the MnM aren't overlapping the
one used by the Sid. I've experienced some weirdness with that and
other synths when trying to use the MIDI sequencer; the MnM would
change to different patches on the external synth at random times and
other weirdness. this could freeze your Sid, especially if the MnM
tries to change the Sid to a patch number greater than 99. the Sid
will not wrap patch numbers greater than 100 back to 0 and you will in
fact start corrupting your memory if you tread into this area.

Joe.