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By Musikal Tue May 20, 2008 9:07 pm
Hi everyone,
I am asking you guys for some help, my problem is as follow:

I have 2 sequences and when I put them one after the other in the Song Mode (or screen if you prefer) everything is OK.
But once I convert it to one sequence, it doesn't play the second sequence as it should (on top of that it play a hit hat track that is supposed to be mute).

Can you plase give me some advice ?


P.S (going into details) : this has happenned to me before when I was making another beat, I did find a way around it but I just can't remember what solution I found. I can only recall that it involved renaming something like the track names (the programs and samples are the same for the 2 sequences), I actually decided to rename out of desperation...

Thank you.
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By Lampdog Wed May 21, 2008 7:03 am
Example, you have 10 seqs you want to convet into a song.

1. ALL your seq tracks MUST line up.

Seq1:
trk1 = drumpack1
trk2 = bass
trk3 = horns
trk4 = strings
etc..

Seq2:
trk1 = drumpack1
trk2 = bass
trk3 = horns
trk4 = strings
etc..

Seq3:
trk1 = drumpack1
trk2 = bass
trk3 = horns
trk4 = strings
etc..

Now, go ahead and convert that if you like. When converting mpc's will ONLY
read the track assignments of the FIRST seq, so in that case, make them all
match up for every seq BEFORE converting. done.
By Musikal Wed May 21, 2008 5:46 pm
Lampdog wrote:1. ALL your seq tracks MUST line up.

Lampdog wrote:When converting mpc's will ONLY
read the track assignments of the FIRST seq, so in that case, make them all
match up for every seq BEFORE converting.


Lampdog,
Yes indeed, you are right!
Problem solved thanks to you.
Thank you very much :wink: