By vilo
Wed Aug 02, 2006 6:50 pm
explain the way you load and save stuff so i can get around this error please.
By episode
Wed Aug 02, 2006 8:51 pm
Also make sure that your wavs are 44khz 16-bit wav files. I usually do batch processing for a wave editor, to make sure all my files are this type.
By BDRAKE
Thu Aug 03, 2006 12:15 pm
The key is saving the entire memory.
Always have a blank folder on the hard drive to save to.
Make sure that whatever you are working on purge everything you dont need.
Then "save entire memory" to that folder. It will save as a project.
When you update that file "save entire memory" and "overwrite same files".
Never change the "overwrite same files" option. That is the default setting Akai suggest you use wether saving a new project or resaving an existing one.
Since Ive been doing it this way I havnt had any problems like many others but we are still hoping for a fix on this one. Also do a better search for your topics because there is already a thread explaining this in detail. No dis intended.
Always have a blank folder on the hard drive to save to.
Make sure that whatever you are working on purge everything you dont need.
Then "save entire memory" to that folder. It will save as a project.
When you update that file "save entire memory" and "overwrite same files".
Never change the "overwrite same files" option. That is the default setting Akai suggest you use wether saving a new project or resaving an existing one.
Since Ive been doing it this way I havnt had any problems like many others but we are still hoping for a fix on this one. Also do a better search for your topics because there is already a thread explaining this in detail. No dis intended.
GETCHA MAN UP!
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