By aes-one
Tue Feb 05, 2008 4:38 am
heres the scenario
i got a program full of drum sounds Auto-Loading from my internal memory when i turn on the mpc.
so ill turn on the mpc, record some samples into it, **** around, and then put some of the auto-loaded drums on top of it. but now when i go to save it to my CF, and i select SAVE ENTIRE MEMORY, then EVERYTHING saves onto the CF, including the whole drum program and all the samples that are auto-loaded. I do not want this to be saved to my CF again, because they are already saved in the internal memory on the MPC.
so the obvious solution is to save each program separately, excluding the autoloaded program, as well as the sequences separately. this can get tedious however. my question is,
is there a faster/easier way to "save entire memory" while excluding certain programs/samples?
my guess is no, but worth a clarification. thanks for the help
peace
i got a program full of drum sounds Auto-Loading from my internal memory when i turn on the mpc.
so ill turn on the mpc, record some samples into it, **** around, and then put some of the auto-loaded drums on top of it. but now when i go to save it to my CF, and i select SAVE ENTIRE MEMORY, then EVERYTHING saves onto the CF, including the whole drum program and all the samples that are auto-loaded. I do not want this to be saved to my CF again, because they are already saved in the internal memory on the MPC.
so the obvious solution is to save each program separately, excluding the autoloaded program, as well as the sequences separately. this can get tedious however. my question is,
is there a faster/easier way to "save entire memory" while excluding certain programs/samples?
my guess is no, but worth a clarification. thanks for the help
peace


