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Yes, I was thinking about one of those. I have a mixer with 3 band EQ so was thinking I could find an ideal balance with that and the gain and input levels of the ESX and the recorder, but a compressor might be more effective. We'll see.
Thanks for the feedback.

I've tried recording the ESX on a Boss recorder, with mixed results. If I record a pattern with many parts, it seems to not be able to handle the full spectrum of sounds. Basses, even by themselves, don't go over so well. Anyway I have some things to experiment with and see how to work it out with ...

thanks, for the replies. i'd somehow neglected to check pgs. 2 & 3... it is helpful and does seem to be the issue.

Do you have a sample in 1? If so, is it a stereo sample? I think these take 2 parts.

you can also initialize the ESX but pressing down the write and solo buttons as you turn on the ESX. Then it'll ask you if you want to initialize and if you press play it'll delete everything, samples and patterns. Then you can start afresh and load your own samples off the SD. (you can save the ...

I bought it new and have always been very careful with it. Which is why it is a bit annoying and puzzling. I can live with it as it is, I just hope it won't turn into a real problem. That data wheel is kind of crucial.

The data wheel on my ESX (that thing that allows you to navigate the menu) skips values sometimes, goes backwards when I turn clockwise just for one click or two, it's not bothersome really and only happens occasionally, but I wondered if anyone had seen this before. I wouldnt want it to get worse ...