By bambam69
Sun Feb 27, 2011 11:03 pm
How do you guys do it?
one program, one song? (A1=kick, A2=snare etc...)
or do you prefer organizing all programs by sounds, say prog1=kicks, prog2=snares etc.?
I have the problem that memory is "overflowing" after saving all my samples.
I used to go with one program-one song, but the flashcard tumbles into chaos after.
Again, when I load a program after switching the 500 on, some samples aren't available. (I bet I made a mistake while assigning the samples to programs...)
which leads to the next question: whats the most effective way of saving?
all back to autoload?
My ideal workflow would be a bit like this: I switch the 500 on, and have all basics (=that means drum-sounds, plus one synth-program I made with my sh-201), everything assigned to all the pads.
What method pays off most, means: how do you save time?
Thx.
one program, one song? (A1=kick, A2=snare etc...)
or do you prefer organizing all programs by sounds, say prog1=kicks, prog2=snares etc.?
I have the problem that memory is "overflowing" after saving all my samples.
I used to go with one program-one song, but the flashcard tumbles into chaos after.
Again, when I load a program after switching the 500 on, some samples aren't available. (I bet I made a mistake while assigning the samples to programs...)
which leads to the next question: whats the most effective way of saving?
all back to autoload?
My ideal workflow would be a bit like this: I switch the 500 on, and have all basics (=that means drum-sounds, plus one synth-program I made with my sh-201), everything assigned to all the pads.
What method pays off most, means: how do you save time?
Thx.
