On Fri, Jun 19, 2015 at 04:58:14PM -0700, Donal Finn terrible.dee@... [korgpolyex] wrote:
You could try running it off its own MIDI interface if you're sequencing from a PC, and keep the traffic to a minimum.
You could fit an EX800 ROM and lose the keyboard control, *and* the bug, or you could make a special ROM twice the size with EX and Poly firmware and add a toggle switch to flip between the two.
According to Michael there's not enough space in the ROM to patch the buggy behaviour.
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Gordonjcp MM0YEQ
>Is it an original Poly-800? If you're using it with MIDI, it *will* do this. It's a bug and there isn't really a fix.
> What I want to do is just replace the internal battery, for the 2nd time
> since I bought it the polly 800 has started to make strange noises instead
> of the appropriate sounds, last time I re-loaded the original factory info
You could try running it off its own MIDI interface if you're sequencing from a PC, and keep the traffic to a minimum.
You could fit an EX800 ROM and lose the keyboard control, *and* the bug, or you could make a special ROM twice the size with EX and Poly firmware and add a toggle switch to flip between the two.
According to Michael there's not enough space in the ROM to patch the buggy behaviour.
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Gordonjcp MM0YEQ