New Program? Am I missing something?

Man, I'm far from an MPC noob, but I CAN NOT for the life of me figure out how to create a new program when on a new track. It only gives me the option of duplicating it.

Can someone help a brother out?

Other than that, I must say, I was a bit put off by the negative comments on the Ren, but after getting it and trying to blow it up/crash it as hard as possible, my Ren has been solid with not one single crash or bug...

Now if I can just figure out how to create a new **** program ...

either read the manual or smash your ren to pieces

I'll just smash it to pieces then... manual is hurting.

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Thanks for that crossing.

However, I realize I wasn't being specific. Can you add a new program from the hardware?

**** wrote:Thanks for that crossing.

However, I realize I wasn't being specific. Can you add a new program from the hardware?

nope.

Jesus. It's the shit like that that kind of makes you scratch your head. No biggy, just kind of like, "really?"

**** wrote:Jesus. It's the **** like that that kind of makes you scratch your head. No biggy, just kind of like, "really?"

True, its the small things that they miss out are the things that make you scratch your head

however you can duplicate a program from the hardware, so you could just do that andd replace samples via the pad assign?

I had this prob as well LOL.But no new/add program from the hardware = FAIL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Iggychop wasn't as dumb as the "read the manual" haters assume. . . The updates don't seem to jive with the manual (which I am reading cover-to-cover). I couldn't figure out how to add a program until I saw Crossings' screen shot. . . The manual said, "click the PROG pop-up menu above the grid". . . 1) The is no PROG pop-up menu above the grid. And 2) The correct menu (within the program edit mode) is the "Program" menu, within the "Track" menu, at the bottom of the screen, below the grid. . . Not saying I never would have figured it out, but with things changing with every update, an actual explanation/screen shot was a lot more helpful than, "read the manual, you **** idiot". . . Thanks Crossings.