Pulsar synth MIDI errors

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doctorzeus
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Post by doctorzeus »

Hello there,

I'm using a brand new Pulsar with software version 3.0 along with Logic 4.5. Each Often times after starting my sequence, after a few seconds, the Pulsar synth (Inferno) will play a certain note (I think it's the same one each time) and not stop until I disconnect the MIDI source in the routing screen.

So basically I'm getting an extra NOTE-ON message for no apparent reason. Any ideas on how to remedy this would be EXTREMELY appreciated!

THANKS!
--doron
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Post by Spirit »

Are you using a Roland A33 controller ? If so then you must disable the clock send.

- just a stab !
doctorzeus
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Post by doctorzeus »

Nope, I'm not using that controller, but THANKS for replying. Acutally, I think it *may* have had something to do with my Pulsar slightly overheating, as I currently don't have a separate fan for it. As soon as I powered down, and then restarted with the side panel of my tower case off, the problem went away and hasn't returned since.

So, if you can recommend a good and *quiet* fan that I could use for the Pulsar, that too would be very appreciated. Otherwise, thank you so much for your input!

--doron
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Post by Spirit »

This guy is a real pointy-head, but his advice is good:

http://www.dansdata.com/hx45fan.htm
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Post by at0m »

o'heat problems only occur when the computer's been running for a while.

I had 3 Creamware cards, LAN, pci audio card and AGP, 2 cpu's and 4 hd's without extra cooling. I admit it got warm there, but still no errors due to that.
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Post by Spirit »

Monitor the midi stream and see if you're getting extra garbage data that needs to be disabled...
doctorzeus
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Post by doctorzeus »

Thanks for the replys! As for the overheating issue, the computer had indeed been on non-stop for a few nights, so by your estimation, overheating could have been the culprit. In fact, since I've removed the side panel on my tower case, the problem has stopped. However , if it creeps up again, I will definitely monitor the MIDI stream and see what's up there.

THANKS again everyone,

--doron
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