Save a sequence containing audio tracks

Hi everybody,

I work with JJOS 1 and frequently use the audio tracks. But I still wonder how to save those sequences properly...
When I save the sequence, it will only save the .SEQ file. There is also no Program available referring to the audio track - samples, nor is any pad event data stored on those audio tracks. So do I have to remember the numbers of my takes (Take01, Take02 etc) and save those samples individually?
Furthermore, how do I reload those audio tracks/samples into the sequence after turning off/on the MPC and loading the sequence up again? Again by loading the individual samples into memory? Kind of an awkward solution if it turns out to be like that. Hope there is a simpler way to do it...

Kind regards, jakoby

[edit:] I don't want to use .PROJ files as I want to avoid to store the whole memory (just too much crap which does not belong to the current project).
And yet another question related to audio tracks: When using the 'purge unused samples', will the MPC detect that some samples are assigned to audio tracks (although not referred to in any program) or will it delete those samples? I'm regularly needing multiple takes when recording and I'm looking for a way to get rid of the takes which are not used anymore...

Hello,

I don't remember much about OS1 but let me try to help you.

You seem to be reluctant to save the whole memory but SAVE ENTIRE MEMORY in a new folder each time is the easiest solution.

Otherwise for unused takes, check if the shortcut to delete multiple samples at once is here i.e. maintaining the delete fkey and moving the data wheel. Don't forget to delete them before saving.

PEAce

I recently noticed that Purge did in fact remove a sample which I had recorded straight to an audio track. I don't know if it always does this, or if it was an unusual event/bug. I can't test with my MPC right now but it's probably worth a few experiments to determine this.