How do I load a prgram that I made with out having to....

load each individual sample with in that program. It seems like when You pull up a program that you saved you have to load all the samples in it again. How do you guys avoid that?

hook it up to the pc

make a new folder

dump all files into folder samples/pgms

go to load

load all contents of that folder

But that won't let me recall my old program settings. The reason why I asked was because last night I chopped up an old jazz record, and got some really cool samples. Three to be exact, then I searched high and low for the right bass drum, high hat, ect to go with it, and finally loaded it all to a pretty dope program with all the pads assigned to the sounds that I picked. It got late and I wanted to resume my work the next day (which was today), so I saved the program thinking that it would pull up the same set of pads that I had worked so hard to get, but instead when I tried to load the program I could not find it. I just assumed that I must have not saved it correctly, but I always remembered that even when I found the programs that I saved they wouldn't pull up all the samples in that program and the pads that where assigned to them. Instead, it would only give the name of the samples and I would again have to search and load them. I'm thinking there must be an easier way to load up a program that you like to use.

when you save

delete all info from cf card

save each self made sample u made (if you made any) during your session 1 by 1

then save entire mem

u should not have an issue in the future if you fallow those steps

This is why most of us (I think) use Save All to save an entire "project" folder which will automatically reload all programs/samples/sequences in memory upon loading that folder. Try that out, see if it works for you.

-tank.