Someone told me he had the same problem and he just took out the 6 voice cards and put them back, calibrated the beast and everything worked great. So that's what I did, well what I wanted to do because Mr P6 is playing with me or I might have scared him by just opening it and having a look inside because since then, all voices works great...
So I will keep an eye on it and will run tests often to check that every voice still sing great!
Thanks to all

Decided to record myself doing some sloppy improv after finding some nice chords and a (stock  ) patch to suit. Recorded with my MoTet. In some spots I'm out of time with myself, and in others you can almost hear the cogs turning in my brain. Nevertheless, I'm kinda happy with it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_i5y5CDfAU

will.taylor,   I learned that making yourself happy with it is the most important step.  What's the instrument?

Hi all, I've been delving back in the Pro 2 a lot more recently and attempting to further speed up my ability with it.

Is there a way I can alter the slew for all steps? Sometimes I'm wanting to smooth out the modulation of the whole sequence and I'm currently going in step by step to alter the slew. Any quicker ways of doing this?

Here's the latest update to the Rev2 template for TBMS, with a couple of bug fixes.

Please let me know if you find any other bugs or problems!

Quote from: Tarekith on May 04, 2020, 05:25:43 PM

So I've been working with Sequential to sort of some of my Pro 3 SE issues.  So far they've been really responsive, and we've managed to get at least the Pitchbend Wheel issue sorted.  Basically the pot for the wheel was loose in it's mounting bracket, so I had to take things apart to tighten it up.  I'm impressed with how well the Pro 3 is built (other than with the person who was supposed to tighten things!) now that I've opened it up. 

Mine just arrived with a loose pitch bend wheel as well.  Are there instructions for taking things apart and fixing that issue or did you just start taking screws out, applying some common sense?

Reach out to Sequential support, they were very quick in getting back to me with the diagrams and directions.  I think Andy would prefer to deal with the people having the issues directly, versus me sharing what he sent.

It's not that hard to take apart, just go slow and take pics along the way so you remember how it all goes back together (not really needed IMO, but better safe than sorry).  Overall I was pretty impressed with how easy the Pro3 was to service, you're looking at about 30-45 minutes to take apart, fix, and reassemble.