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mortymorph
Total Posts: 6
Joined 07-05-2014 status: Newcomer |
Hi, I recently bought a motif rack es. The current version is version 1.00, I’m having trouble also with the studio manager, so i thought maybe i need to update the firmware first. Here’s my setup: Mac - Mavericks osx 10.9.5
Logic pro x 10.0.7
I downloaded the 1.03 update, as i understand the update I need to play it in a DAW, so i used the logic pro. Setup the utility (from rack es to “usb mode") then to my daw. But im always getting the midi buffer full error. Did i miss anything on my setup? Thanks in advance! Image Attachments
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5pinDIN
Total Posts: 11891
Joined 09-16-2010 status: Legend |
Did you read and follow all of the steps in the Readme file?
Here’s part of that Readme. Did you miss step #3 or step #4 below? ...
2) Connect the computer and the MOTIF-RACK ES by a USB cable. DO NOT use any USB hubs. Change the MIDI IN /OUT of the MOTIF-RACK ES to the USB mode, and select the OUT port of the sequence software to the USB port of the MOTIF-RACK ES. 3) Turn on the MOTIF-RACK ES power with pressing [EXIT] + [PAGE>] + [MUTE/SEL/ENTER] 4) Play back the downloaded “firm102.MID” file by the sequence software at TEMPO 120. Your Motif-Rack ES LCD should now appear as follows.
###MOTIF-RACK Update###
The firmware update should take about 20 minutes to complete.
5) After the data playback is completed, it begins to read in the received data.
6) After checking the “Completed Reboot” message has appeared on the Motif-Rack ES LCD, turn off the power after a few seconds turn the power back on again.
Your OS should now be updated. This concludes the update process.
There’s additional important information in the Readme, so please read all of it if you haven’t done so already. |
mortymorph
Total Posts: 6
Joined 07-05-2014 status: Newcomer |
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mortymorph
Total Posts: 6
Joined 07-05-2014 status: Newcomer |
Hi again, sorry for my previous reply. Yes i did read the instruction, I did already the steps from 1 - 3, but when it comes to step step 3, i keep on getting the “MIDI BUFFER FULL"… |
5pinDIN
Total Posts: 11891
Joined 09-16-2010 status: Legend |
Just to make sure…
Are you saying that the “MIDI buffer full” message appears before you play back the firm103.mid file? Sometimes there are problems when using a DAW to send the MIDI data. A simple MIDI file player often works better. Be sure to set the tempo at 120. (By the way, the instructions incorrectly mention version 1.02 - that should be 1.03 for this update, of course.) |
mortymorph
Total Posts: 6
Joined 07-05-2014 status: Newcomer |
Hi again! Thanks for the idea for other midi player, I downloaded the sweetmidiplayer, i did the update but there is still a problem. I open the midi and played it, set to 120bpm, but when it stops the “current packet: 00260900h” it just stop there. |
5pinDIN
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Joined 09-16-2010 status: Legend |
That still appears to be a problem with the way the file is being transferred. I’d suggest trying another MIDI file player. |
mortymorph
Total Posts: 6
Joined 07-05-2014 status: Newcomer |
Hi again! I figure out what is the problem, because im using a demo version of sweet midi player. It only plays 3/4 of the midi thats why its stucked on that. Now Its ok already, but one more problem. In the studio manager, I open the voice editor and Receive all the voice library. Setup the midi deviece, then backup everything. But on the multi editor, Im having trouble receiving the multi library. Im having a “BULK TIME ERROR” |
5pinDIN
Total Posts: 11891
Joined 09-16-2010 status: Legend |
Do you mean a “Bulk TimeOUT Error”? If so, such messages usually occur because the program waits a specific time for data communication to occur, and when that time passes and nothing happens, the message is displayed.
Often it happens because the ports aren’t set up correctly. See Bad_Mister’s second post in this thread:
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