It's true, I could have documented myself BEFORE commiting. But as I said, since they are called expanders, I thought you could just assign any existing track to any output. As, for example, when I bought that 8 audio out expander card for my S2000 (it was at some point of the 20th century), I could all of a sudden route any of my existing programs to any output I fancied. And later on I bought the FX expander that was providing another pair of audio outputs, and here again, I could route any existing program to those 2 FX, and never had to use any new logic since the environement was the exact same :)
(No extra work, no head scratching, and if they had added more ways of creating programs that you could have implemented on top it would have been a bonus)
I must add that, the Akai S2000 had a rather simplistic chipset, no gigahertz there, it didn't even have any EPROM on it :)
(In the manual it said clearly that if you loose your boot floppy, you can use the sampler as a paper weight!!)
Would it be too much to have a sub menu on each track and to choose where we want them to go? (stupid question, me stupid, just a punk, you can shew me off!)
(No extra work, no head scratching, and if they had added more ways of creating programs that you could have implemented on top it would have been a bonus)
I must add that, the Akai S2000 had a rather simplistic chipset, no gigahertz there, it didn't even have any EPROM on it :)
(In the manual it said clearly that if you loose your boot floppy, you can use the sampler as a paper weight!!)
Would it be too much to have a sub menu on each track and to choose where we want them to go? (stupid question, me stupid, just a punk, you can shew me off!)