On the MOXF the flash board is for loading new sounds, but can it be used to expand internal memory? If it can’t, is there any difference in the internal memory capacity between the MOX and the MOXF?

Thanks, Dave

dgsdave - 17 December 2013 01:35 PM

On the MOXF the flash board is for loading new sounds, but can it be used to expand internal memory? If it can’t, is there any difference in the internal memory capacity between the MOX and the MOXF?

Thanks, Dave

If you’re referring to User memory, such as for User Voices, Performances, etc., then the MOX and MOXF have the same capacity, and a flash board does not increase that memory in the MOXF.

On the MOXF the flash board is for loading new sounds, but can it be used to expand internal memory? If it can’t, is there any difference in the internal memory capacity between the MOX and the MOXF?

The internal memory of the MOXF is divided into PRESET and USER memory. The PRESET memory of the MOXF consists of 741MB of Wave ROM, some 3,977 Waveforms making 1152 Normal/72 Preset Drum Voices… compared to the MOX which was 355MB of Wave ROM, 2,670 Waveforms making 1024 Normal/64 Preset Drum Voices. The number of Preset Arpeggio Phrases in internal memory also increased from 6,720 to 7,981.

So in fact the internal Wave ROM is more than double in size to that of the MOX.
The number of USER Voice locations remains the same, three banks of 128 Normal User and 32 User Drum locations. The number of USER Arpeggio locations remains the same, 256.

Flash Boards
The 3,977 Waveforms in the basic MOXF library can be expanded by adding a FLASH BOARD. You can add 2,048 of your own custom Waveforms (when you get an FL512M or FL1024M board). It is the Wave ROM that is expanded not the number of USER VOICES. You can have many, many more Voices on files than you have Waveforms in memory. Voice data load in literally seconds, while the large Waveform/Sample data remain in memory so you can have quick access to any of your Libraries.

Thank you.