" DIV.ERROR at 3000: 00F4 " MPC 2000 (CLAS)

Hello i have a MPC 2000 classic running 1.72 os with 32 Ram

i recently got this error after about 30-40 minutes after i loaded a project on my external zip drive
"DIV.ERROR at 3000: 00F4"

Any more info on this ? And what am i able to do to avoid this error????


Thanks everyone.

yea its likely just a ram error / true glitch and your best bet is to save often.

no it is a verifiable bug for the original MPC2000.

In short, it happens as you approach max polyphony with attack/decay envelopes exceed the actual sample length.

The short fix is to just add ghost loops on any extra short samples(ie: closed hi hat samples). Closed hi hats are the MAIN CULPRIT because you might be retriggering these very fast with some attack/decay. Ghost loops make it so the sample never ends so the envelope can clear correctly.

The most frustrating thing is that since the bug has to do with polyphony, you probably never encountered the screen until you were pretty far along on a project!

Harmoncj wrote:no it is a verifiable bug for the original MPC2000.

In short, it happens as you approach max polyphony with attack/decay envelopes exceed the actual sample length.

woa that is really interesting! thanks for the knowledge.

Harmoncj wrote:no it is a verifiable bug for the original MPC2000.

In short, it happens as you approach max polyphony with attack/decay envelopes exceed the actual sample length.

The short fix is to just add ghost loops on any extra short samples(ie: closed hi hat samples). Closed hi hats are the MAIN CULPRIT because you might be retriggering these very fast with some attack/decay. Ghost loops make it so the sample never ends so the envelope can clear correctly.

The most frustrating thing is that since the bug has to do with polyphony, you probably never encountered the screen until you were pretty far along on a project!

your awesome! tnx for the insight dude.

sound glitches generated by a DIV.Error; i just recorded the samples played randomly by the machine

thx wrote:sound glitches generated by a DIV.Error; i just recorded the samples played randomly by the machine

hell yes i have done this before - great to hear again