ASR-X ROll Call

Lord Toranaga wrote:nice one!

Thanks G. I love this thing.

jaem wrote:

mp3 wrote:Sold the red one to come up with some dough to buy a house in 07.

must have been a quite a small house

Nah it was just $1500 to basically let the sellers know we were serious. You gotta remember 07 was a crazy year for real estate. Sold my MPC-3000 too... Shoulda waited...

LvngDead wrote:I bought a 2 gig jaz drive to use with the asrx and that thing is not working at all. I've had about 5 corrupt discs so far and i just gave up.

I could never get Jaz drives to work with the X either. The disks aren't corrupt, but they will need to be reformatted on a computer now.

The only things I could get to work was Zip drives and hard drives.

this is my deal with asr-x and jazz.

with my 2gb drive, I cannot format 1GB disks.
Once a disk has been formatted on a 1gb drive, then I can read and write to a 1gb disk.

anyone else out there?

here is another tip.

I use a scsi to usb adapter to transfer samples from my MAC to my asr-x

Lord Toranaga wrote:anyone else out there?

here is another tip.

I use a scsi to usb adapter to transfer samples from my MAC to my asr-x

You got a link to the same one you purchased?

I have the one made by castlewood.

they are rare now, and can only be found used.

can been seen in the following image




find yourself a used castlewood usb drive and your in

Thanks Lord!!! I transfer to PC, but its always good to have other options, because I also use MAC.

good luck

I copped one for less than 200.00 as well and it is the shit... the only thing was one of the pads seemed to be stuck but i opened it and cleaned it out and that was that.. Again I know people have been hating on the sequencer but you just have to work with it or work around it...THIS IS STILL AN AWSOME MACHINE WITH A LOT OF LIFE LEFT IN IT.. my boy had the black one and i fell in love with it LOL.. plus i am an MPC user for life but the effects and the re sampling capabilities are worth the money....

that brings the count up to @ 10 current users

keep em' coming

the pads get on my nerves.

the sound from hitting the pads mixes with the sound from the speaker. that makes it hard for me to hear the actual sound that it's putting out.

any tips on getting around this?

try a therapist. you retard

sorry, I was a little harsh.


anyone else out there?