By SoNice
Wed Jan 30, 2013 4:33 pm
Hi guys.
Me and a friend are working on a team routine for some upcoming beat battles. I hooked up my MPD24 to my MPC4000 through MIDI and it all works fine except for one really annoying glitch. Every once in a while sound will stop playing out of the left speaker (and its always the left speaker, not the right), until the sequence is changed (once it switches to a new sequence the sound kicks back in).
I tried a few things:
- This happens when the MPD is powered by a 9V adapter.
- This happens when the MPD is powered by USB
- This happens LESS when I ducktape the power suply so that its tight and doesn't wiggle when hitting the pads (but it still happens...)
- This doesn't happen at all when I use my MPC 2000xl as a midi controller instead of the MPD.
Could this be a hardware flaw? Or does it sound like something some firmware upgrade and such might fix? I think I updated my MPD firmware, but I might have over-looked something, so any suggestions would be helpful.
Thanks!
Me and a friend are working on a team routine for some upcoming beat battles. I hooked up my MPD24 to my MPC4000 through MIDI and it all works fine except for one really annoying glitch. Every once in a while sound will stop playing out of the left speaker (and its always the left speaker, not the right), until the sequence is changed (once it switches to a new sequence the sound kicks back in).
I tried a few things:
- This happens when the MPD is powered by a 9V adapter.
- This happens when the MPD is powered by USB
- This happens LESS when I ducktape the power suply so that its tight and doesn't wiggle when hitting the pads (but it still happens...)
- This doesn't happen at all when I use my MPC 2000xl as a midi controller instead of the MPD.
Could this be a hardware flaw? Or does it sound like something some firmware upgrade and such might fix? I think I updated my MPD firmware, but I might have over-looked something, so any suggestions would be helpful.
Thanks!

