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Troubleshooting
Was the memory card formatted correctly?
Only memory cards that were formatted by the SP-606 can be
used. Format the memory card on the SP-606. (p. 67)
Doesn’t Play When You Press [ ]
(Play)
Have you selected a pattern or song that contains
data?
A pattern or song containing no data has no measures, and
therefore playback cannot take place. Record the pattern or
song before you play it (p. 54, p. 63).
After Recording, There’s No Sound
When You Play Back the Song or
Pattern
Could the tracks be muted?
Un-mute the tracks. (p. 25, p. 59, p. 66)
Is the Sync Mode set correctly?
If the Sync Mode is set to Slave, playback will not progress
unless Clock messages are being received from the external
MIDI device. Also, make sure that the clock transmission
source matches the Sync Source (p. 79).
Playback Lags or Is Interrupted
This can occur if a heavy processing load is being placed on
the sequence playback or sample playback. The most likely
reasons and the appropriate actions to take are as follows.
Could more than eight notes be playing
simultaneously?
Try decreasing the number of notes.
Could a large amount of data be concentrated at the
beginning of the beats in a pattern?
If you used step-recording to input data, or if you applied
quantization to realtime recording, it is easy for data to
become concentrated at the beginning of the beats in a pattern.
Using
MICROSCOPE
, try shifting data located at the same
time so that the data is separated by one or two clocks.
Samples Don’t Sound
Is the cable connected correctly?
Check the MIDI or USB cable connection.
Are you transmitting the correct note for the
sample?
In order to play a sample from an external device, you must
transmit the appropriate note number on the appropriate
channel.
For the correspondence between samples and note numbers,
refer to “MIDI on the SP-606.” (p. 78)
Sequencer-Related Problems
Problems When Playing
Samples from an External
MIDI Device or Computer
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