
By MPC-Tutor
Sat Jan 19, 2019 2:07 pm
Load the current project, go to BROWSER, enable the 'MPC' filter on the right of the screen, navigate to older project, enter the ProjectData folder, load the SQX file.

By MPC-Tutor
Sat Jan 19, 2019 4:21 pm
I didn't say load the old project. Go inside the projectdata folder for that older project and simply load the sqx (sequence file) that you want to have in the new project.
MPC-Tutor wrote:I didn't say load the old project. Go inside the projectdata folder for that older project and simply load the sqx (sequence file) that you want to have in the new project.
How do I go inside the folder on Live standalone?
I just can load the project but I don't find the way to enter the folder from the browser.

By MPC-Tutor
Sat Jan 19, 2019 5:36 pm
As per my first post, enable the MPC filter in the browser, that way the ProjectData folder appears.
MPC-Tutor wrote:As per my first post, enable the MPC filter in the browser, that way the ProjectData folder appears.
Ok fine.
But as I load the older project, it puts it on a new sequence and all the tracks of the new sequence are empty.
So do I have to reload the programs of the older project?
And how can I put all the tracks in just one sequence?
Sorry, its a bit complicated operation, isn't it?

By Menco
Sat Jan 19, 2019 9:24 pm
You need to load the programs as well. You can copy tracks from sequence to another. This is actually quite basic stuff which is explained in detail in the manual.
Menco wrote:You need to load the programs as well. You can copy tracks from sequence to another. This is actually quite basic stuff which is explained in detail in the manual.
Yes ok I managed to open a project in another project as a new sequence and load all the programs.
But how can I copy a track from one sequence to the other? As I push the pencil and select copy track, it only allows me to copy it on the same sequence.
I know it's basic stuff but it's not managed as basic, it's quite weird I have to say and it's all the day I read the manual and there is nothing written on it about that, my friend



