what does this sentence refer to in the Warning section of the manual - 

► Use a three wire grounding type line cord like the one supplied with the product.

Is it referring to the A/C adapter? Because the A/C adapter is only a two pronged (non-grounded) cord. Or the guitar cord? 

I submitted ticket CAS-505588-X4K6B9 due to not having received my MD4 HD Native ilok license email. It's been 4 days already and two tickets submitted. This clearly a systemic problem, since I've seen so many posts since even before black Friday. I didn't have any issues with my TC Electronic purchases a year ago. Please look into this. Paypal screenshot and ilok (lriv5) are in there. I would hate to open a Paypal issue to get a refund. I just want my license. (Yes, I've checked spam a million times and nothing). Help is greatly appreciated

Hello Everone, 

I'm looking for a small mic looper that has midi clock. In my band we're currently using the Ditto X4 as a vocal looper, because we're synching it to an Mpc. But since the Ditto X4 is made for instruments, we're struggeling with very low output and a lot of buzz noises. 

Sadly the mic looper doesn't have midi, but does anyone know if it's possible to build in midi clock yourself? 

Looking forward to ideas!

Hi! I bought a second hand Voicelive 3 extreme. I tried to restore it to the fabric settings, but I does not pass from the Maintenance settings and stays hours in that display...

Hope someone here can help me.. 

Thank you! 

Brand new, just pulled it out of the box. Oscillator A tunes up perfectly throughout an entire scale. Oscillator B on the other hand, is narrower than an octave. Tune it to a center keyboard note, and play up the scale, and its flat, play below the tuned note and its sharp. The scale is less than an octave.  So, brand new and I'm FREAKING out. Turns out, there is a little scale adjustment screw, under the dashboard. I think I'll post a video if no one else has.

Hello there!

I have been scouring forums and YouTube comment sections for the last few months in pursuit to an answer to the following question regarding the MS101.

"Does anyone know if there's a way to quantize the triggering of another saved sequence whilst playing a previous one? That is, whilst you're playing one sequence, are you able to then choose another one that will play after the final step of the previous pattern has finished, instead of immediately when you trigger the pattern? The above description is how the TD-3 works and I wonder if there is a mode to do the same thing on the MS-101. This is with the intention of choosing between different patterns during live performance"

So far it looks as if this "change-pattern-after-last-note"-mode is not something that is available, and instead you must accurately trigger the next pattern in time (or hit reset at the appropriate time if you make a mistake). There is something inherently exciting about this janky work around that I like, but it would be amazing to have the option.

I wondered if anyone in the community has figured it out? I am also hoping if there is way to pass on this desire to Behringer, in the hope that they might make the option available through a firmware update in the future.

Would love to hear your thoughts fellow synth lovers!