By 16bars16pads
Mon Dec 13, 2010 6:42 am
The subject line basically says it all. After I've chopped up a drum break (for example) I go to the Sample Mode and use my usb keyboard to rename all of the files so that they aren't Zeus 1, Zeus 2, Zeus 3....etc. Instead Zeus Kick, Zeus Snare, Zeus Hat. Not knowing which one is which, I hit any pad when any one of the samples is highlighted and it plays the sample. This is exactly what I want it to do except it plays a pitched down version of the sample. I have read the User Manual already, cover to cover, and I even got the Ref Manual printed and bound. I can't find anything in either manual explaining why it does this or if/how I can change it.
Also, is there a way to sort that Sample List? Using what appears to be the setting in Global Mode does not change how the file names are sorted.
Much appreciated in advance.
BTW, before I got this machine I started reading the forums and quickly found out that the general consensus about the manual for the 4k is that it sucks A$$. Reading manuals sucks in general, and this one is no exception but I think people are a little harsh. I avoided the manual in the beginning due to these comments and finally cracked it open. I wish I had done so on day one. It's really not that bad. I can tell you this. Most of the simple features that need a little explaining can be easily conquered by looking it up. I agree, being just as lazy as you guys, that it's much easier to just ask someone for the answer . But getting frustrated and not making music (with ease) for days while you wait for some dude, who probably doesn't know sh!t anyway, to answer your question with serious attitude sucks way more than reading the manual. I found out stuff about this machine I never would have been curious about just by breezing through the manual. Anyway, just my two cents.
Also, is there a way to sort that Sample List? Using what appears to be the setting in Global Mode does not change how the file names are sorted.
Much appreciated in advance.
BTW, before I got this machine I started reading the forums and quickly found out that the general consensus about the manual for the 4k is that it sucks A$$. Reading manuals sucks in general, and this one is no exception but I think people are a little harsh. I avoided the manual in the beginning due to these comments and finally cracked it open. I wish I had done so on day one. It's really not that bad. I can tell you this. Most of the simple features that need a little explaining can be easily conquered by looking it up. I agree, being just as lazy as you guys, that it's much easier to just ask someone for the answer . But getting frustrated and not making music (with ease) for days while you wait for some dude, who probably doesn't know sh!t anyway, to answer your question with serious attitude sucks way more than reading the manual. I found out stuff about this machine I never would have been curious about just by breezing through the manual. Anyway, just my two cents.




