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Hmmm, sounds weird, you cannot change the midi controllers assigned to the "pedal /switch" entrys. Have you ever checked your eprom versions ? There were some restrictions and bugs in earlier eprom

Hey Takis, Thanks so much for your help, but i'm afraid the problem persists. i went to the menu you specified, set pedals 1 and 2 to '0' and vca2 is still 'stuck on'. The top display has: lever 1

Hi, My apologies for the lack of updates regarding the OB-VFD display upgrade recently. Despite this, please be assured that the upgrade is still being actively worked on and is close to being ready

Hi s! there is nothing wrong with your xpander! Simply the sustain pedal jack switch is stuck in the on position! The remedies are: 1.Open the xpander and repair/replace the pedal 1 jack or 2.dissable

huh, interesting vid. Though he seems to be saying the reverse-i.e. don't keep them on their side! (and maybe the chroma in particular). I guess it depends on whether there are individual voice cards

Hi Simon, ? Yeah, the capacitors are easy to find and cheap. Ibought 200 for around $20.00 USD. The part is a 2.2 uF @ 50VDC. Try to get the newest ones you can find.? ? On your current question. I

funny you should mention the vertical vs. horizontal placement of the synth...watched a video interview of the guy from goldfrapp (it's quite good i thought http://tv.sonicstate.com/play.php?vid=155)

that was a lot of really great information, Karl, thank you. presumably those capacitors are easy to find? do you think the problem below could be a capacitor issue? does anybody else had/ have a

Just to weigh in on the opamp discussion, the TL072 isn’t that bad. I had heard this same statement and when I did a complete overhaul of my Memorymoog a few years back (which also uses TL072s). I

I have to agree with James, The Chroma sounds better than the Xpander/M12. I was suprised when I got my Chroma a couple of months ago, and compared it to the M12 in mono (as opposed to having the

Okay, I figured it out.? I knew it was something stupid. I guess that Lever 2 is global and so only responds on the base midi channel which you must set in the master page.? Mine was set on 1, but I

Hi Matt, I would agree with Envia. The flickering of the neon bulb in the power switch has naught to do with any other hardware problems. The bulb is connected to the line voltage right at the switch

Hi Chase, I agree it dosen't seem that this is a hardware problem. All of this is implemented in software (in the Xpander). Here is another posibility. In the master page >> misc >> push page two >>

Thanks! Good to know. This one has the CC+, so I imagine I would be doing more MIDI control. I should have the chance to have them side by side eventually, so I'll be able to have a fair judgement.

it is not serious in case of an some manufacturing in Xpanders, if I'm not Ok, that's good to know... it's just odd that it seemed correlated with how well the filters tuned.. It had me hesitating

I have had a similar flickering light on my fridge for year. I think it is not serious in case of an Xpander either. That's probably a property of the bulb itself due to some manufacturing tolerances.

Unfortunately, I have checked that page and tried to map the mod wheel to lever 2 and I got nothing.? Then when I mapped modwheel (CC 1) to pedal 1, everything was fine.? Then I tried it again with

a bit OT, but still interesting ... This is probably the best Chroma resource out there. http://www.rhodeschroma.com/

As they say in literature "A Rhodes by any other name is still a Rhodes" ;-)

Hi Chase, Look in the master page>> MIDI >>CTRLS The Xpander allows you to change the midi cc number for levers, pedels and bender. If this is set to the wrong midi CC number, the data will not be