Audio link multipads (in registrations) cause problems

[Runner4Fun]

Hello everyone,
Perhaps someone can help or knows the cause and remedy for that.
I have about 20 self-created song registration files, which call up or activate Multipad (MP) audio files (WAV format) stored in registrations (as *.PD2 file) when playing.
In the meantime, however, problems are occurring with the Genos2.
It happens again and again that the activation of those Audiolink-MPs remains mute, although my check shows that both files (WAV and PD2) are correctly linked and are also present in the locations where they are stored. When I fix this, I also check other track registrations with MP audio links, and again "silence in the forest".
Only a reset of the system settings (=I created a backup immediately after using the Genos2 for the first time) solves the problem. Then all MP audio links work again.
In the meantime, I also noticed that after this problem of damaged links occurred, other song registrations (without multipad audio link files) have problems with activated voices Right1 and Right2 which did not emit any sound despite of their V1 / V2 activation (button color blue).

Did you also experience this somewhere?
Is there a known cause for this problem or how can you prevent this from happening?
I checked throughout the internet and in specific other fora but I didn't find an answer.

[Runner4Fun]

Problem solved.

Thread can be closed.

[Rick D.]

What was the problem?

Rick D.

[maartenb]

What was the solution?


Maarten

[overover]

@Runner4Fun,
Hi Klaus,

Please briefly describe what the actual problem regarding the Audio Multi Pads was and how you finally solved it so that other users can avoid this problem if possible.


Best regards,
Chris

[Runner4Fun]

Thanks all for your feedback indeed.
You are right, Chris.

After I made many testings over hours with my 20 song registrations, all with audio-link multipads, I realized one user-style (an old one, about 20 years) probable triggered this problem described above for what ever reason. After I used another G2-preset-style the problem was gone.
I really don't know how this could have happened. I am not familiar in much detail concerning the style programming and effects together with all other system programming code. Something must have been the digital "devil".
That's all what I can state.