I would start with double checking the "Clock in" and "Clock out settings. Also check that the Master sequencer is sending the correct Clock information. If you have not already done so, you can try by reinitializing the system (hold down erase-delete and record while powering up). If all that fails to remedy the problem you may have to check the SRam, some models have the high power ones fitted that drains the backup battery very quick. Change to the 58256-LP. Last but certainly not least, Avoid using any noise reduction systems (Dolby,or DBX) as these can distort the timing of the pulse train that contains the data. Have Fun.
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I would start with double checking the "Clock in" and "Clock out settings. Also check that the Master sequencer is sending the correct Clock information. If you have not already done so, you can try by reinitializing the system (hold down erase-delete and record while powering up). If all that fails to remedy the problem you may have to check the SRam, some models have the high power ones fitted that drains the backup battery very quick. Change to the 58256-LP. Last but certainly not least, Avoid using any noise reduction systems (Dolby,or DBX) as these can distort the timing of the pulse train that contains the data. Have Fun.