I just upgraded my TD7 to a TD12, going into Pro Tools and BFD2 via a Digidesign 002 Rack. My computer is a dual Quad 3Ghz Mac Pro with tons of RAM and the system disk is different than the samples disk and the audio data disk. As soon as I turn on the TD12, the 002 receives a continuous flow of MIDI signals (not notes or CC#'s) and it overloads Pro Tools such that recording more than 20 seconds of drums bring a system error. If I turn off the TD12, then I can record perfectly forever.
My old TD7 was doing the same thing, but I did not use it to record, whereas I plan to record with the TD12 into BFD2.
Is there a way to turn of whatever the TD12 is sending, or any other solution? I tried filtering in PT to allow only Notes and CC#'s, but it does not solve the problem.
Help appreciated!
My old TD7 was doing the same thing, but I did not use it to record, whereas I plan to record with the TD12 into BFD2.
Is there a way to turn of whatever the TD12 is sending, or any other solution? I tried filtering in PT to allow only Notes and CC#'s, but it does not solve the problem.
Help appreciated!
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