Duet Sudden Disconnection From Mainstage

Hi There this is a really urgent post since i need to know an answer or some theories about this in the next two days since i am currently on tour at the moment and the next show is in two days. I'm using a macbook pro 2ghz intel core duo, 2gb gg7mhz ddr2 ram its first generation macbook pro i think and i'm running mainstage with an apogee duet. My problem i'm having is while onstage using mainstage to run keyboard sounds with my midi controller the apogee duet suddenly 'disconnects' from mainstage without warning and i lose all my sound and have to restart mainstage so it can reconnect to the duet, i'm a bit lost as to why this happens i have a few theories but i'm not too sure. My first theory is that i need to upgrade my processing power because mainstage is running at about 65-98% on some patches, however i'm not to sure about this as if cpu was running too hot i'd get latency or mainstage would crach. And my next theory is that vibrations from onstage are knocking about the firewire input and have dislodged or interrupted information travelling from the Duet to the Macbook however the cable has never fallen out.... i'm at a loss! please help!!

Sounds like a loose FW connection. Even if cable isn't falling out if it is just a little bit loose you'll lose the connection. Low-tech solution is to put a rubber band around the Duet and FW cable after plugging it in. Also be sure nothing is putting any sort of pressure on the cable itself causing it to wiggle.

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