How do I erase all sequences?

Ok in the manual shows you how to do it. Press window button at seq field and select erase all, but then the next time I turn on the 1000 there they are again, all those factory sequences that I want to erase. How do I perminitely erase those seq? Thanks PS great board. My second day with the 1000 and I'm been on it for 24 hours straight

jmartone wrote:Ok in the manual shows you how to do it. Press window button at seq field and select erase all, but then the next time I turn on the 1000 there they are again, all those factory sequences that I want to erase. How do I perminitely erase those seq? Thanks PS great board. My second day with the 1000 and I'm been on it for 24 hours straight

you can't perminitely erase them, you can stop them from loading by turning autoload off.

Well what he said is correct. Below is the way to keep them from uploading.

How do I stop programs and sequences from Autoloading when I power the MPC1000 on?
There are two separate Autoload options:

If the CF card has a folder named “Autoload”, all programs, samples, sequences and songs in it will be loaded when the MPC1000 is powered on with the card in. This works even if you change the Autoload setting as below. (The name is case-sensitive: Capital “A” only.)
To stop this, delete or rename the Autoload folder: you can always download it from Akai International in the future if needed.
The Internal Memory, which is always available, even when no CF card is inserted. To stop this set loading, go to Load Mode, select the “Load From” line, and hit the Window key. You can overwrite this set by selecting Save Mode, changing the “Save To” setting to Internal Memory, and saving All Sequences And Songs. (Still, the internal set is good for quick demos to rubberneckers.)
The CF Autoload takes precedence over the Internal Memory, it will load by itself, whether the Internal Memory Autoload is enabled or disabled.