08-26-2023, 11:07 AM
When loading samples into your project, I've often found myself stuck when the size of the samples used are too big and there's no more space left - i.e. you've used up all the sample buffer space. Sometimes, it is possible to 'overwrite' a sample you've already loaded (as an example you decide that #1 isn't the snare you want, and so you just select another snare in its place). However, on other occasions I notice that if you've used up all the memory you cannot overwrite a sample (as in above example slot #1).
Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but as of yet, I've not come across a solution - in worst case scenarios, you're blocked with that project, and there's no way to delete or go back once the samples are selected. Would it not be possible to have a delete sample option, so one could make space and load a different sample?
And, whilst I think of it, why not have a delete function in the load project section? I know you can clean these up on your computer, but sometimes it could be useful to just clean up your 'load' screen directly, maybe?
Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but as of yet, I've not come across a solution - in worst case scenarios, you're blocked with that project, and there's no way to delete or go back once the samples are selected. Would it not be possible to have a delete sample option, so one could make space and load a different sample?
And, whilst I think of it, why not have a delete function in the load project section? I know you can clean these up on your computer, but sometimes it could be useful to just clean up your 'load' screen directly, maybe?
