Akai s950.. KEYGROUP DISK?

Hey guys! I recently posted about my s950 troubles but yall helped me out a lot, along with a couple other sources and I got most my questions answered. But now I'm stuck on a vital part of making the s950 a quicker sampler by making a KEY GROUP DISK. I've read through the manual just a little bit ago at my friends house, Being my computer is down at the moment. I did not see anything about how to create a Disk containing all my Key Group files I can load up.

I'm just unsure of what floppy disk to use if there is a specific one I dont know? I have few extra HD floppy disks if they will work.

And once I have the correct floppy card, where would I go to save my KEY GROUP settings?

P.S. I'm Midi connected with a EMU SP-12. Once I get this KEY GROUP set up out of the way, I'll be in absolute business!

C'mon son.
Do yourself a favor and dl this here
http://manuals.fdiskc.com/flat/Akai%20S ... Manual.pdf

and print it out (its only 25 pages). You sure have the ability to dl and print this (if you not living somewhere out in the dessert) copy shop, library, university, friends with computer etc.

You should get the basics of this thing by yourself and yes its possible and yes the manual WILL help you with this.

I understand when you don't want to print out a book but like I said the manual is 25 pages only (you can thank god that its not like most of the other samplers manuals which are 100s of pages)

Yes, I know its the s900 manual but s900 and s950 are similar from the structure and if you get thru the s900 manual you should know everything you need to work with a s950.


peace

peterpiper wrote:C'mon son.
Do yourself a favor and dl this here
http://manuals.fdiskc.com/flat/Akai%20S ... Manual.pdf

and print it out (its only 25 pages). You sure have the ability to dl and print this (if you not living somewhere out in the dessert) copy shop, library, university, friends with computer etc.

You should get the basics of this thing by yourself and yes its possible and yes the manual WILL help you with this.

I understand when you don't want to print out a book but like I said the manual is 25 pages only (you can thank god that its not like most of the other samplers manuals which are 100s of pages)

Yes, I know its the s900 manual but s900 and s950 are similar from the structure and if you get thru the s900 manual you should know everything you need to work with a s950.


peace

No doubt. Yea, I would have printed out the manual but didnt wanna use up all my homies blank papers. I've been playing around with this a bit sisnce I scanned through the Manual at my homies. I was specifically looking for this section on how to make a key group disk, but must have missed it. I'll have to take a look later on tonight or whenever I get to a running computer.

Thanks for the input homie

I got my Key Group disk created. Just having fun chopping up some samples and playing around with um.