HELP! Dynamic loss NS2 88

[Philip]

Hello! I have a strange problem. My NS2 88 sometimes loses dynamics. This happens for no reason in the middle of a live performance. When I turn the device off and restart it, everything works normally again. To be more specific, you're playing a wurly, for example, and suddenly you lose the attack, as if you went from the entire velocity range of 0-128 to 0-60...

Did that happened to anyone?

Thanks for the help.

[FZiegler]

Can't see your video. Maybe because I'm not a facebook member (and am not willing to be)?

Is there any faulty volume knob that could be the reason?

[Philip]

Hi Fziegler. Thanks for reply. No it’s a matter of attack, not volume. But of course when I lose some attack, I have to adjust the volume knob to recover/simulate the global playing gain

[Schorsch]

Same here - can‘t watch the video, it’s saying „Video not available“

[maxpiano]

The video is in the signature, probably not related to that problem (right @philip?); OP should rather maybe post an audio recording of the issue, as the statement "losing attack" is not clear. I also suggest to test if you hear the same problem on headphones (to exclude it is related to audio outputs circuitry or anything attached to them)

[cphollis]

I'm on Facebook, and can't get to the video either, just the band page.

As far as your problem there's a great chance it's outside of your keyboard. I would start by checking ALL audio connections (cables, sockets, DI). If you're using a volume, control pedal, FX or a DI -- they are all suspect as well. Anything in the signal path could be causing this.

If you've convinced yourself it's not outside of the keyboard -- perhaps by replicating the problem on headphones -- then it's time to open up the board and look for loose ribbon connectors inside.

[Schorsch]

The video is in the signature, probably not related to that problem (right @philip?); OP should rather maybe post an audio recording of the issue, as the statement "losing attack" is not clear. I also suggest to test if you hear the same problem on headphones (to exclude it is related to audio outputs circuitry or anything attached to them)

RIght, haven't noticed that

[Philip]

Thanks for your answers, I’ll try that