By
trupro
Thu Jul 01, 2004 8:30 pm
Ahhh, so this ish might be a minor problem with the 2000?
Don't get me wrong, I had one for over 5 years and I love that machine;
in fact, in some ways, more than the XL.
If I had that glitch going, and I was deep into something I didn't have a clean version of, I would go through track by track, soloing, and sometimes I would find a glitchy section, delete only that track, copy the sequence to a fresh one, then recreate that one deleted track.
Works sometimes, and salvages that shit you can't part with.
Obvious ish, but, I feel your pain, do not dispair.
Wait 7 or 8 months, write off some of your gear on your taxes under your personal business for your production company, then sell your 2000 and cop an XL with the return on losses.
Yall have enlightened me and made me feel better that indeed,
I am not cursed, and I cannot destroy gear by touching it.
My 2000 just got old and had some glitches.
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