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Hi.

Suggest you buy a A1 Sd card (fat32 formated).

https://www.2box-forum.com/index.php?topic=4957.0

Hi.

Any new OS updates or hardware coming up from 2box?? Been a while now....

Problem solved !  

Is an SD card issue.

The card that came in the box from the factory could have been damaged or is simply not capable to handle all my data.

I bought a new Sandisk micro sd card, 32 GB, UHS-1, A1, 120mb (speed). 

It's almost like having a new module.


Thanks eveyone.

In theory it shouldn't make any difference which VST you import from, since it all end up as wav files comverted to dsnd files.

I have just ordered a New SDHC card (A1). Hope this will do.

Edcito, sounds like the same issue, only a bit worse in your case 
I will try to set the kick to mono. thanks.

I was not aware that the module could not handle 24 bit audio (hope 2BOX company talkes notice?!) But anyway. I Converted my samples from 24 bit to 16 bit wav files, and made new SDSE files. The put them on the Sd card. Set the decay to 10 ( I'm using only acoustic cymbales by the way). Still some distubing sounds after a while when using my own samples, but no problem with factory sounds. I bought the DI5 mk2 module one month ago with the original Sd card that came with it. Strange, But it seems like a SDSE file -problem? But it could also be a card problem (affecting only my own sounds?) Any recomendations for a specific Sd card that work best with the module?  Is it better to buy a 16 GB card instead of 32 GB?

Hi, thanks for your reply. This is not a general latency issue. The kit works well with no latency in my module, until it suddenly hangs up for a second (disturbing my performance). This is allmost like when switching samplingfrequency (masterclock) to 48k from 44,1kk and back in the midle of a song, or like switching to another drumkit while playing, and therefore have a short lag for a few seconds. My samples were recorded at 44,1k and carefully cut with starting and endingpoint. I use the original SD card and thinking ut maybe a SD-card problem? I will check out Lustark. Thanks.

Hi. Im running the lastest OS on my Drumit five mk2 and have an issue with audio hangups suddenly occurring while playing my drums. This sounds like a processingproblem (?)...lagging and clipping. This issue occours when I play my own samples recorded from VST instruments (44,1K, 24bit, and sampleseries was normalized so that the softest sound is very low in volume, and hardest strike ends up just under 0 db) My recorded sound has up tp 20 layers and the soundcard was set to 44,1k while recording and making the dsns files in the editor. Ive tried to lower the volume of the samples and made a few new dsnb files. Same problem Factory sounds are still working as normal. Anyone have a clue about whats causing this problem?