I have
a MS20 and that is more stable than the Andromeda and that's 26 years old!
Looking at the tune tables everything is "in tune" but it's not! Still
takes ages to get the top octave in tune. None of voices are turnred off and
everything looks ok. I'll keep checking
Many thanks Bob Weeks
You should check to see that the temperature tuning is on. Once the
Osc's
get warm, they tend to drift. (All vintage analogs do this.) It
adds a great
detuned flavor, but can become an annoyance after 1 hour+
of playing. To
make sure that Temperature tune is on, simply hit the
auto-tune button ONCE.
then hit soft button #1 (under tune). this will
take you to the tune menu.
Make sure that background and temperature
tuning are set to on. This should
fix your problem!! Hope it helps!
--- In Andromeda_A6-ION@yahoogroups.com,
"Bob Weeks" ..>
wrote:
>
> My A6 takes
ages to get in tune on startup I have to go through the
> auto tune 4 ot 5
times to get the top notes in tune. Tt sounds ok up
> to C5 then it sounds
like the oscilators are beating. Also after about
> an hr I have to hit
the auto tune button again although the display
> says it's ok.
>
Anyone had any issues with their A6 drifting or slow startup.
>
>
> Bob
>