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By converter Sun Apr 24, 2016 5:30 pm
MPC1000/JJOS2XL

After pressing mode + pad16, I get to the SONG mode window.

But in the "SEQUENCE" column I only get either an "unused" sequence if nothing is loaded, or else just one sequence: ie the one I just loaded. If I try to load more sequences I still get only one sequence in this column, ie the last sequence loaded. So I got nothing to put in step 2, 3, etc. except if I copy what's in step 1
and put it in step 2, etc..

Basically, how does one get all these different sequences listed in the "SEQUENCE" column ?
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By catfingers Wed Apr 27, 2016 1:08 am
That's kinda weird behaviour for os2XL - I create or load several sequences from the Main screen & then I can select them when on the Song mode screen - I just arrow down to the next slot & pick the seq with the data wheel.
By converter Thu Apr 28, 2016 9:00 am
catfingers wrote:That's kinda weird behaviour for os2XL - I create or load several sequences from the Main screen & then I can select them when on the Song mode screen - I just arrow down to the next slot & pick the seq with the data wheel.


Thanks for the reply. My problem was above all due to my lack of understanding, and somewhat to my workflow: I mostly work by creating and saving projects ( (I use save ENTIRE MEMORY-1, so the folder contains SEQ, PROG, SAMPLES all together in that project folder).
But since the beginning all my projects had only one sequence ... Embarrassingly enough I never knew or thought that each project could have several sequences . :shock:

So reading about SONG and seeing sequences lists as illustrated in the manual, I thought that different sequences could be "imported" from different projects into one SONG, which I now find out is not possible.
So I finally figured that in order to create a legitimate SONG I must create several sequences within the same project.

This brings about a question: with JJOS2XL can a SONG be played continuously, ie looping/cycling continuously through the listed sequences ??
Last edited by converter on Thu Apr 28, 2016 5:59 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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By Lampdog Thu Apr 28, 2016 4:22 pm
SONG is a collection of sequences for playback just like the pic above shows.
They will start at STEP 1 and play each one right down the list you create.
By converter Thu Apr 28, 2016 5:57 pm
Lampdog wrote:SONG is a collection of sequences for playback just like the pic above shows.
They will start at STEP 1 and play each one right down the list you create.


I understand this, my question is where these sequences come from: I just realized they must come from the same project.
For example one could not assemble a SONG by taking a sequence from a project A and another sequence from a project B, and another from a project C. (Unless I am mistaken).
By converter Fri Apr 29, 2016 1:19 pm
Bugfix wrote:
converter wrote:For example one could not assemble a SONG by taking a sequence from a project A and another sequence from a project B, and another from a project C. (Unless I am mistaken).


You can but they HAVE to be already loaded into project you are on.


But then the question is: how does one load or import a sequence from one project to another project.
So far I know only how to create sequences from within a project, ie "native" sequences.
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By Lampdog Fri Apr 29, 2016 4:18 pm
You save the inidivudal .SEQ

SEQ and MID are not audio btw.

You can aslo RECORD MAIN OUT, SAVE AS WAVE, use that loop alone in a seq and put it anywhere you want. There are ways around most things when/if you combine existing functions.
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By Bugfix Sat Apr 30, 2016 6:58 am
converter wrote:But then the question is: how does one load or import a sequence from one project to another project.
So far I know only how to create sequences from within a project, ie "native" sequences.


You can store separate sequence in a first place, than load or this:

MPC 1000 Manual wrote:You can load the ALL file, which has sequence and song
data. When you load the ALL file, all the sequences
and songs, which are currently in the MPC1000, will
be replaced by the new data.
01. Select the ALL file and load it. The Load ALL
(SEQS&SONGS) File window will be displayed.
02. Press the [F5] (DO IT) key.
The MPC1000 will start loading the data.
Loading an individual sequence from the ALL file
• You can load an individual sequence from the ALL file
01. Select the ALL file and load it. The Load ALL
(SEQS&SONGS) File window will be displayed.
02. Press the [F3] (SEQ) key.
The Load a Sequence window will be displayed.
03. In the Load file field, select the sequence to load.
In the Load file field, you can select a sequence data
in the ALL file.
04. In the Load into field, select the destination sequence.
Select the sequence number to load the data to.
05. Press the [F5] (DO IT) key.
The MPC1000 will start loading the data
By converter Sat Apr 30, 2016 2:53 pm
Bugfix wrote:
converter wrote:But then the question is: how does one load or import a sequence from one project to another project.
So far I know only how to create sequences from within a project, ie "native" sequences.


You can store separate sequence in a first place, than load or this:

MPC 1000 Manual wrote:You can load the ALL file, which has sequence and song
data. When you load the ALL file, all the sequences
and songs, which are currently in the MPC1000, will
be replaced by the new data.
01. Select the ALL file and load it. The Load ALL
(SEQS&SONGS) File window will be displayed.
02. Press the [F5] (DO IT) key.
The MPC1000 will start loading the data.
Loading an individual sequence from the ALL file
• You can load an individual sequence from the ALL file
01. Select the ALL file and load it. The Load ALL
(SEQS&SONGS) File window will be displayed.
02. Press the [F3] (SEQ) key.
The Load a Sequence window will be displayed.
03. In the Load file field, select the sequence to load.
In the Load file field, you can select a sequence data
in the ALL file.
04. In the Load into field, select the destination sequence.
Select the sequence number to load the data to.
05. Press the [F5] (DO IT) key.
The MPC1000 will start loading the data


Thanks !! after reading your post I grabbed my old Akai OS manual, and sure it is ... on page 95.
Proves that even when using JJOS there is still useful and important reference material in the Akai OS user's manual :nod: