Sgt.Alexx
Inspired
So, I updated successfully to v10.0, no problem there.
I base the "room" in my sounds on the early reflections in the reverb and this, as known, does not work as it should in 10.0. Long story short, I need to update to 10.1 and this is where the problems start.
I get "bad checksum" every single time I try to update.
I have tried:
- Using my digi003r in OSX
- Using my Little Giant in OSX
- Using my Little Giant in Windows XP
- Changed the midi buffer size to 128
- The previous and the latest AxeEdit
Bad checksum every time (tried around 7-8 times now).
AxeEdit works as it should and communicate with the AFX as it should, just not when updating.
I'm grateful for any suggestion that can bring my AFX up to 10.1. My sounds are just not the same withtout the early reflections
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So what did I do?
The Little Giant has an amazing feature called "send any sysex". It just took me some time to figure out what to use it for. I put the AFX in "receive firmware"-mode, chose the correct file in the Little Giant Control Center, and voila!
I base the "room" in my sounds on the early reflections in the reverb and this, as known, does not work as it should in 10.0. Long story short, I need to update to 10.1 and this is where the problems start.
I get "bad checksum" every single time I try to update.
I have tried:
- Using my digi003r in OSX
- Using my Little Giant in OSX
- Using my Little Giant in Windows XP
- Changed the midi buffer size to 128
- The previous and the latest AxeEdit
Bad checksum every time (tried around 7-8 times now).
AxeEdit works as it should and communicate with the AFX as it should, just not when updating.
I'm grateful for any suggestion that can bring my AFX up to 10.1. My sounds are just not the same withtout the early reflections
-----------
So what did I do?
The Little Giant has an amazing feature called "send any sysex". It just took me some time to figure out what to use it for. I put the AFX in "receive firmware"-mode, chose the correct file in the Little Giant Control Center, and voila!