What to do if Alesis Wedge does not respond to front panel controls?
If your Alesis Computer Hardware unit isn't responding to the front panel controls, it might be due to an unknown software conflict, interference from military satellites, or static electricity. Try disconnecting the MIDI input, then power the unit down and up again. If the problem persists, attempt reinitialization.
Why is there no audio from my Alesis Computer Hardware?
There could be a couple of reasons why you're not hearing any audio from your Alesis Computer Hardware. First, check if the Bypass function is on while Dry Defeat is also enabled. If so, go to UTIL page 1 and turn off Dry Defeat. Alternatively, the Bypass function may be on with the effect's MIX parameter set to 0%. In this case, locate the effect's MIX parameter and set it to 100%. If you are using more than one effect in Configuration, adjust the MIX parameter for each effect.
How to fix thin, phasing sound on Alesis Wedge when using a mixer send and return?
If you're experiencing a thin, phasing sound on all programs while using the Alesis Computer Hardware Wedge on a mixer send and return, the Dry Defeat may be turned off. To resolve this, go to UTIL page 1 and turn on Dry Defeat.
What to do if Alesis Wedge Computer Hardware does not respond to MIDI program changes?
If your Alesis Computer Hardware isn't responding to MIDI program changes or modulation control, there are a couple of potential causes: * The MIDI channel might be set to a different number than the controlling device. Go to UTILity page 2 and adjust the MIDI channel. * Program Change receive might be disabled. Go to UTILity page 2 and turn On MIDI PChg.
How to troubleshoot Alesis Computer Hardware display not lighting up?
If the display on your Alesis Computer Hardware does not light up when you turn on the power switch, the issue is likely due to a lack of power. Ensure that the power cable is properly plugged in.
General| Brand | Alesis |
|---|---|
| Model | Wedge |
| Category | Computer Hardware |
| Language | English |
Covers unpacking, connections, powering up, display, and program auditioning.
Explains the LCD display and the functions of front panel buttons and sliders.
In-depth descriptions of various reverb, delay, and pitch effect algorithms and their parameters.
Details Sysex data transfer, modulation sources, and amplitude control.
A table of common problems and solutions, plus instructions for re-initializing the unit.
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