By poschec
Thu Nov 09, 2006 1:53 am
Hi!
anybody using the realtimecontrollers ran out of sequence memory like me??
i just recorded a sequence using 16 tracks and used trackmute function to
check some different arrangements. four of the the tracks had a hihat with different filtermodulations. then there were four miditracks with two automated parameters. other tracks were simple, just triggering samples without modulation.
now i wanted to copy these sequence like 10 times to arrange in songmode
and mute unwanted tracks in the sequences.
BUT i could only copy the sequence to three others, so i finally had 4 sequences. there was not enough sequence ram, but a lot of free wave ram.
four sequences are not enough to arrange the song.
i could erase the unused tracks of some seqs but then i couldnt arrange with the speed and the possibilities, which the trackmutefunction is giving.
meaning i have to copy and paste tracks to the new sequences.
would be nice if akai or jj could implement a function that allows you
to increase the sequence memory. or did i miss something?
anybody using the realtimecontrollers ran out of sequence memory like me??
i just recorded a sequence using 16 tracks and used trackmute function to
check some different arrangements. four of the the tracks had a hihat with different filtermodulations. then there were four miditracks with two automated parameters. other tracks were simple, just triggering samples without modulation.
now i wanted to copy these sequence like 10 times to arrange in songmode
and mute unwanted tracks in the sequences.
BUT i could only copy the sequence to three others, so i finally had 4 sequences. there was not enough sequence ram, but a lot of free wave ram.
four sequences are not enough to arrange the song.
i could erase the unused tracks of some seqs but then i couldnt arrange with the speed and the possibilities, which the trackmutefunction is giving.
meaning i have to copy and paste tracks to the new sequences.
would be nice if akai or jj could implement a function that allows you
to increase the sequence memory. or did i miss something?