My MIDI drum pattern doesn’t play RPx 400 drums.
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The RPx 400 contains a limited drum kit so sometimes a drum pattern will require
voices that are not available in the RPx 400. In some cases, you can transpose the note
that a drum voice is mapped to in order to trigger a drum beat in the RPx 400. The RPx
400 drum notes are:
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Bb3 is the open Hi Hat
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F#3 is the closed Hi Hat
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D3 is the Snare
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C3 is the Kick Drum
Where did my wave files go?
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Wave files all get saved to the folder specified in Options->Global, Audio Data.
My waves are low in level.
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The recording signal level can be boosted using the USB1-2 and USB3-4 level controls.
My waves are too high in level.
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The recording signal level can be lowered using the USB1-2 and USB3-4 level
controls.
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Your amp level might be too high.
Pro Tracks playback is louder than my guitar.
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You can adjust the mix of playback versus guitar by using the Playback mix knob.
I get audio dropout while I’m recording.
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Try increasing the latency slider in the audio settings.
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Try reducing the number of tracks in your project (mute won't help, you either have to
"archive" the tracks, or delete them)
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Close any other open programs besides Pro Tracks check "task manager" to make sure
there are no hidden programs running.
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Try reducing the number of plug-ins and soft-synths.
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Increase the amount of memory in your system.
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Get a faster hard drive.
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Put your audio data on a different hard drive from your OS and applications.
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Get a faster computer.
Can I use the RPx 400 with other recording applications?
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Yes, as long as they support standard windows wave drivers (MME or WDM). Support
for ASIO will come soon with new drivers. ASIO based applications are Cubase,
Logic, etc...
When I launch X Edit, it can’t find the RPx 400.
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Make sure your drivers are loaded correctly and that the USB cable is inserted securely.
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See the section on driver installation.
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