04-10-2019, 04:25 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-10-2019, 04:31 PM by T3t_one.
Edit Reason: making sense.
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Rests, never an error code. It happens sometimes when the memory is nearly full after switching samples from the LOAD SAMPLE menu. Like you have mentioned even when there is enough space for the new sample.
Oh, now that I think about it, this has happened before and last time I realised that I should delete the sample before 'replacing it' and also do this while the NerdSEQ isn't playing.
This shouldn't be a problem to save manually but when I am working with 100's of samples and sampleblocks, manually saving after each time I want to load a sample can get forgetful when you are in a workflow. Allas, I will be saving every time I play with the sample menu from now on.
Also is it common for the NerdSEQ to reset after saving (save back up ON)? It's only started resetting since having backups on.
Load Sampleblock from FX seems to work just fine. apart from the clipping sound when the samples are released and loaded into the buffer but I tackle this by placing the sample block command between note off and the first beat of the new block.
Anyway to expand the ram like on an Amiga hack?
Will Nerdsynth have more memory?
Cheers.
I know... while you implement auto save. I'll set an alarm clock every 5 minutes to remind me to save.
Thanks!
Oh, now that I think about it, this has happened before and last time I realised that I should delete the sample before 'replacing it' and also do this while the NerdSEQ isn't playing.
This shouldn't be a problem to save manually but when I am working with 100's of samples and sampleblocks, manually saving after each time I want to load a sample can get forgetful when you are in a workflow. Allas, I will be saving every time I play with the sample menu from now on.
Also is it common for the NerdSEQ to reset after saving (save back up ON)? It's only started resetting since having backups on.
Load Sampleblock from FX seems to work just fine. apart from the clipping sound when the samples are released and loaded into the buffer but I tackle this by placing the sample block command between note off and the first beat of the new block.
Anyway to expand the ram like on an Amiga hack?
Will Nerdsynth have more memory?
Cheers.
I know... while you implement auto save. I'll set an alarm clock every 5 minutes to remind me to save.
Thanks!