…and I dont mean the seq. Its not stable on the surface, some 2-3 mm missing in one corner makes it wobble when I press buttons, any god suggestions (all the rubberfeats are there)? I want it to be rock solid when Im hammering away…
regards
If your rhythm is wobbly, then you are dancing, bruh 
Check the surface where you are placing the RYTM, with my octatrack I had the same issue, then I realized that the table was quirky.
I know it’s stupid, but that happened to me once :3
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had the same problem, tried several tables and it is my music table. even made me think my monitor had an odd angle at one point.
folded a piece of paper and shoved it under one of the rubber feet. problem solved
Ive noticed that putting the machines closer to the center of a table, especially the cheaper kind, like Ikea, will do this. Those tables are far from level and will get more warped the older they get.
It’s usually better to put the machines closer to the sides of the tables where they have more support from legs and right angles.
My Rytm was pretty wobbly as well. I folded a business card under one of the feet, and it was fine.
Common issue, bit of black electrical tape on one foot did the trick !
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Hi, yes, I had this issue with my Octatrack and Alex at the LA facility was happy to fix it. I believe he said it had something to do with the weather and warping of the base, or something along those lines.
It’s actually quite easy to bend your unit to fit the table you are currently working on…
Identify what two corners that wobbles and place the unit diagonal with the two feets of the wobbly corners against the end of a table.
Push(with some force) with both hands placed against the two opposite corners that are not wobbly.
Test it on the table and repeat if necessary. If you bent it to much repeat the process with the two other corners instead.
Does this make sense?
/Olle
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2 business cards made it! I tried Olle’s method but maybe the force wasnt with me (Push (with some force), maybe Im to careful)