
By 16squarez
Thu Dec 24, 2009 7:17 am
Basically i noticed the pads were tripping like a week ago but i was faded and a friend was messing around
so i just shut off and started playin 10k.
Then i get off work yesterday start messin around for like a hour just to get something started, shut off, everything was fine.
Today i started choppin a sample and edit the loop points in trim mode.all of a sudden it starts sounding like a double hit and i know im right on the the begining of the hit so i keep hittin the pad and it wont play the sound so i was like WTF.
So i jump into program mode and mind you i only have 2 samples loaded in this program on pad a01 and a05
anyways....i arrow down in program mode to where the sound name is and it highlighted a01 i hit pad a01 and its jumping everywhere,a01,a04,a05,a02 etc,then i try a differend pad same thing.
Sorry to make a long post but... you know!
Im pretty sure this is kinda common just wanted to see if any others have ran into this problem and know exactly what it is.
I will be taking apart this weekend to see wassup.
Thanks for any help.
so i just shut off and started playin 10k.
Then i get off work yesterday start messin around for like a hour just to get something started, shut off, everything was fine.
Today i started choppin a sample and edit the loop points in trim mode.all of a sudden it starts sounding like a double hit and i know im right on the the begining of the hit so i keep hittin the pad and it wont play the sound so i was like WTF.
So i jump into program mode and mind you i only have 2 samples loaded in this program on pad a01 and a05
anyways....i arrow down in program mode to where the sound name is and it highlighted a01 i hit pad a01 and its jumping everywhere,a01,a04,a05,a02 etc,then i try a differend pad same thing.
Sorry to make a long post but... you know!
Im pretty sure this is kinda common just wanted to see if any others have ran into this problem and know exactly what it is.
I will be taking apart this weekend to see wassup.
Thanks for any help.

