Do not run the power for the pr300 from the organ. Use the separate wall
power supply for the pr300 that plugs into a regular ac outlet. There is
not enough voltage provided by the 950 connection to run the pr300. More
power is required than is available, when the disk drive is engaged. This
could be a problem, however you stated that it is happening on the converted
USB unit also. Sounds like a midi command problem with an all off notes
command. This could also happen with a different sequencer. If you already
own a computer and the sequence program then go and give it a try and see
what happens. If not maybe you can borrow one from someone before making
the investment. Especially if it continues to happen.
Have you contacted your local Rodgers rep to ask them about this problem?
Most of the dealers are wonderful folks and most willing to offer you over
the phone help with something like this.
Michael Jacklin
Minister of Music
Holy Cross Lutheran Church
W156N8131 Pilgrim Rd
Menomonee Falls, WI 53051
1-262-251-2740
Mikej@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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[mailto:rodgersorgan-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of GORDON PARR
Sent: Friday, January 5, 2018 6:27 PM
To: rodgersorgan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [rodgersorganusers] Multi Track MIDI sequencer
Good evening all!
A long time member and first time poster here!
I have a 1997 Rodger 950 at my church with a USB converted PR-300S...and a
non-converted PR-300 as well.
I am having a recurring embarrassing problem (with actually both units).
About once or twice a month while playing back a 3 track recording it will
get stuck playing a high C of which will not stop playing until you shut the
unit off. This will also occur with the non USB unit as well. This happens
randomly and not on the same recordings.
I am wondering from you all whom are much brighter than myself if there is
anything out there that I could replace my units with? A totally different
type of unit? Adding an IPad with a sequencer/MIDI hookup? I do prefer 4
tracks minimum if possible.
Please share your thoughts with me!
Thanks,
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