fried a zip. need to reconstruct a program, but how?

managed to get the sequence data off the zip, and saved it on to a floppy, but i can't get the program to load and i can't see how i originally had the drums laid out.

i think if i could actually LOOK at the beat, i could probably figure out how to reassign the sounds in a new program.

anyone have any idea on the best way to go about doing that?

thanks.

soultrane28 wrote:managed to get the sequence data off the zip, and saved it on to a floppy, but i can't get the program to load and i can't see how i originally had the drums laid out.

i think if i could actually LOOK at the beat, i could probably figure out how to reassign the sounds in a new program.

anyone have any idea on the best way to go about doing that?

thanks.

Go into step edit and look to see what notes are displayed on the screen.

you could also save the sequence as .mid file on a floppy and load that MIDI file in your PC. You can see the notes on a grid editor or pianoroll editor in your DAW.


peace


EDIT: Oh ish. this is the 60s Subforum. I dont know if the 60 could save a sequence as MIDI file.