apc40 fader problem
apc40 fader problem Posted on: 17.07.2013 by Emmitt Belback so i was playing a little gig the other evening
and one of the faders on my apc 40 started to move on its own within ableton. fader 3 is mapped to the volume on channel 3 so when i moved it up or down it would follow but then when i stopped moving it it would jump around on its own for a little. i had this issue when i first bought my apc 40, something was wrong with the power cable and it would do that so when i bought a new one it stopped. could it be the power cable is failing again or is the fader starting to break? | |
Rolanda Clodfelder 19.07.2013 |
Originally Posted by littlemimus
Probably a build up of carbon or dirt on the fader ... buy a tin of this and if it doesn't work you'll most likely need to replace the fader entirely. You only need a TINY squirt, just enough to finely coat the track - you have no idea the amount of DJ faders I've seen been permanently put out of action by spraying half a can into them. |
Emmitt Belback 17.07.2013 | so i was playing a little gig the other evening
and one of the faders on my apc 40 started to move on its own within ableton. fader 3 is mapped to the volume on channel 3 so when i moved it up or down it would follow but then when i stopped moving it it would jump around on its own for a little. i had this issue when i first bought my apc 40, something was wrong with the power cable and it would do that so when i bought a new one it stopped. could it be the power cable is failing again or is the fader starting to break? |
Rolanda Clodfelder 22.07.2013 | Good Job |
Lilliana Perris 22.07.2013 | Awesome! |
Emmitt Belback 22.07.2013 | just a little update i sprayed some of that in there and it started workin again! thanks guys |
Lilliana Perris 19.07.2013 | Yeah, I can agree with the above. I had a similar issue with my faders due to not using them. When I did, I had a similar issue. I used a can of compressed air and cleaned mine. |
Rolanda Clodfelder 19.07.2013 |
Originally Posted by littlemimus
Probably a build up of carbon or dirt on the fader ... buy a tin of this and if it doesn't work you'll most likely need to replace the fader entirely. You only need a TINY squirt, just enough to finely coat the track - you have no idea the amount of DJ faders I've seen been permanently put out of action by spraying half a can into them. |
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