NR2X - what does "PEr" mean?

[bacizone]

Hi,

I have a Nord Rack 2x, I am using it in Performance mode with Cubase with E-MU X1 USB MIDI interface.

I set Cubase to 100 bpm, started recording and press Shift+Dump One to dump the sysex of current Performance into a MIDI file.
The dumped Performance seems to be ok, I also checked the Sysex code, it contains all four programs plus the additional Performance details.

When I play it back, (just the dump, nothing else) at 100 bpm, I get a message on the display "PEr" which resembles me to an...Error?

What is this "PEr"? I did not find anything about it in the manual.

If it is an error, how to get rid of this?

[Marlowes]

Hi!

... nothing I recognize ... been looking for a while, manuals & the Net, but no ... perhaps you should contact Clavia Support?

http://www.nordkeyboards.com/support

Then, please, post the result here. Good luck!

[Nordlicht]

I just checked this thing on my NL2X - It seem to be quite normal!

When receiving sysex data from a sequencer and the 2X is in Performance Mode I also get a short "PEr" in the display - and the imported sound/performance simply is "correct" at the current memory/performance number.
I assume "PEr" means "Performance".
When receiving a single program the display shows "A.Pr".

Of course, in both cases you must store the imported sound - otherwise it will be gone when changing the program/performance number.

So, if you actually don't "hear" any problems: keep calm

All the best to you.

[bacizone]

Hi,

already contacted to Clavia twice via the support form, but did not get any answer.

Thanks Nordlicht for your description, yes, it can be both PEr(formance) or PEr(ror), I associated the second but it seems the be the first.. so this is how it works!

BTW, are you the maker of track "Cry?" from early 2000'?

[Nordlicht]

BTW, are you the maker of track "Cry?" from early 2000'?

No, I'm sorry What makes you think that it could me?

Unfortunately I even don't know the song... exciting!

Have a nice day!

[bacizone]

Never mind

Nordlicht - Cry:

[Nordlicht]

Never mind

Nordlicht - Cry:

Thanks - that sounds really great. But in this case "Nordlicht" is a coincidence.