Hi all
I've got the new V-Session in white and I've just bought the PM-3.
I had the V-Drums about 3 weeks before buying the PM-3 and ran them thru some old PC 3 way speakers without a problem (other than blowing the speakers!
)
Anyway, when I first plugged my new PM-3 in after only a few minutes I noticed that it was NOT RESPONDING TO TRIGGERS...I.E NO SOUND OTHER THAN BACKGROUND HISS when playing the pads...after about 5 - 6 seconds of this the sounds came thru without any user intervention.
It did this 3 times on the first day and I've now had the PM-3 for a week, and the problem has just repeated itself!!!
But as it only happens for a short time during play I don't have time to stop - put my headphones (which are connected directly to the TD-10) to see it the sounds are at least coming out of the brain.
Has anyone any ideas or should I just return the PM-3 in the 'hopes' that it's just that...and not that my TD-10 (month old) has developed a fault.
PS I'm using the two phone leads from my electric guitar to go from the brain to the PM-3...that shouldn't be a prob right?
Thanks for any help...I'm really worried my TD-10 has a fault. I don't care if it's the PM-3 so much...that's easier to replace / fix.
Maverick.
I've got the new V-Session in white and I've just bought the PM-3.
I had the V-Drums about 3 weeks before buying the PM-3 and ran them thru some old PC 3 way speakers without a problem (other than blowing the speakers!

Anyway, when I first plugged my new PM-3 in after only a few minutes I noticed that it was NOT RESPONDING TO TRIGGERS...I.E NO SOUND OTHER THAN BACKGROUND HISS when playing the pads...after about 5 - 6 seconds of this the sounds came thru without any user intervention.
It did this 3 times on the first day and I've now had the PM-3 for a week, and the problem has just repeated itself!!!

But as it only happens for a short time during play I don't have time to stop - put my headphones (which are connected directly to the TD-10) to see it the sounds are at least coming out of the brain.
Has anyone any ideas or should I just return the PM-3 in the 'hopes' that it's just that...and not that my TD-10 (month old) has developed a fault.
PS I'm using the two phone leads from my electric guitar to go from the brain to the PM-3...that shouldn't be a prob right?
Thanks for any help...I'm really worried my TD-10 has a fault. I don't care if it's the PM-3 so much...that's easier to replace / fix.
Maverick.
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