Kerberos wrote:Wel, today I got the my cable order. In the receipt it says spdif 75ohm cables, but guess what, on the package it says VIDEO RCA!!!!!. I measured the cables with a multimeter, they're 0,4ohm, so they're just normal cables for analog use. I also ordered a pair of headphone buds, the left cable is broken from inside. I called the customer service and they're trying to figure out why I got the wrong cables and broken headphones.
A heads up about cable resistance for you. You can not just use a multimeter to check it as it is actually a sum of capacitance, resistance, and inductance. So it wont work unless you take in account of all this and length. see this link, though be warned its a lot of math. just make sure its the right type and you will find it will be rated correctly but you wont be able to tell unless you do the math.. here is the math, have fun
http://www.epanorama.net/documents/wiri ... dance.htmlSo yeah, you are not gonna work if you just use multimeter like you are doing, as there is more to it than just resistance. Also cables have little resistance in reality, and as you can see from the link i gave above the math is needed to work it out, but in real terms you reading is right on and shows no breaks in it.
313 studio tricks wrote:how do you assign a pattern to a pad?
its in the manual. JJOS XL and JJOS 3 have this pattern to pad. You need to make patterns first though, but the great thing is it can have anything, from midi CC data only or a chopped break. You decide what you want in your pattern and make it. Then you just assign the pad to pattern mode in the main screen, but you need to tell it to loop or not, and also tell it the target track. this way you can use it to control lots of gear all on the one bank.
