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Subject: Roland DINsync
Original Message 1/20 05-Oct-98 @ 07:07 PM - Roland DINsync
Hi,
I have problems when syncing the
TB303 from the Drumstation.
The drumstation does not keep up.
So the 303 sounds bad.
Does anyone have similar problems
and hopefylly know a solution?
Message 2/20 05-Oct-98 @ 11:20 PM - RE: Roland DINsync
Message 3/20 15-Oct-98 @ 10:33 AM - RE: Roland DINsync
Why doesnt he read our messages?
Message 4/20 15-Oct-98 @ 11:24 AM - RE: Roland DINsync
Phill@Novation
Message 5/20 15-Oct-98 @ 02:27 PM - RE: Roland DINsync
1A adapter ! It works !
Message 6/20 17-Oct-98 @ 01:52 PM - RE: Roland DINsync
Message 7/20 21-Oct-98 @ 05:43 PM - RE: Roland DINsync
Itīs a little blue box with 2 cables. It works fine !!!
Message 8/20 23-Oct-98 @ 03:58 PM - RE: Roland DINsync
It works. You guys have said it does not work but have failed to give any further idea about what it is not doing so I can only speculate about your situation. It's a bit like saying you car does not start and that's it. The cause could be anything from no gas to a buggered motor.
There are several things I need to know.
Is the 303 syncing up at all?
By this I mean
A/is it stopped?
B/is it trying to be in sync but drifting?
If the answer is A then
Are you really really sure you are transmitting MIDI Clock?
Have you varified this by syncing another MIDI device or Drum machine etc?
(You would not belive the number of people who say thay are sending midi clock and in actual fact are sending it to the wrong port or sending MIDI Timecode cos they dont know the difference.)
If the answer is yes I am definatley sending MIDI CLOCK on the CORRECT port and I have varified this and its still stopped.
Are you using a MIDI lead as a Sync lead?
Modern cheap MIDI leads sometimes only use 3 wires even though the Sync/Midi plug has 5 connections. This will cause the sync messages to not go down the MIDI lead and so it wont work properly.
If this is the case try a Known good SYNC lead.
If the unit is still stopped after this.
Have you checked the 303 syncs to any other Sync equipped unit?
The Sync input socket is like a headphones socket. As soon as a lead is plugged in the Start Stop and sync pulses are switched to the incoming signals rather than the internal ones...only problem is this is mechanical and these units are getting old. I have had this problem before with sync sockets.
This can be varified by syncing the unit to a known good sync source such as a 606 or 808.
Does the tempo knob on the 303 alter the speed?
If the tempo is altered in this way then the sync socket is failing to switch the sync signals over when the sync lead is inserted.
Have the 303 checked.
Thats all folks...
It does work for me.
Phill@Novation
Message 9/20 24-Oct-98 @ 02:32 PM - RE: Roland DINsync
using the msq-100 sync, all of the gear runs perfectly.
Message 10/20 25-Oct-98 @ 02:32 PM - RE: Roland DINsync
Please advise this number
Phill@Novation
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