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Same problem for my LP.
My macbook and m-audio profire610 are 100% tested and working.
Midi out from LP is perfectly working, but incoming midi signal drives the synth totally crazy, i have to turn it off to stop the whole damn thing...
What's happening?

well, i live in italy where we got 220 v / 50 HZ

i noticed that i can induct the issue using a 9" power cable (the jack used to connect an amp head to a cabinet)

when i connect it to LP's audio output the problem appear, until i unplug the jack.

sometimes it does also happen when i plug a ...

got it

on the left of the LP we have a korg ms2000 and a m-audio ozone.
if you look closer you can also find a moog prodigy on the right side of the kitten.

here's a 360° of my room...can you find the cat?

of course you can.

i'm using a 5 octaves midi keyboard (connected to LP midi in) for live gigs.
i can easily change LP's preset with the buttons/controllers on the midi keyboard (way better than twisting LP's fragile value encoder).

line6 DL4
i'm using it a lot with my LP. i know it's not exactly analog, but it sounds amazing and it's really user friendly for live performances.

Voltor07 wrote:kabubi, it sounds like a case of bad cable. If there's a short in one of the cables, you'll have a grounding issue. I'd throw away the offending cable or label it "not for use with LP".

yes Voltor, that's exactly what i've done

Hi everyone,

i own a LP se I (silver back) updated to OSII
i have the same issue using some of audio cables (dunno exactly which type). When i plug it (for example) into an audio interface the issue appear. if i replace the jack with another cable, it disappear.