If I wipe the Flash clean, will that fix my duplicate waveform problem?

What if my new All File With Samples has duplicates....when I load that the duplicates are back....

Is the only true fix to one by one delete the duplicates...save an All File With Samples?

alanb - 28 June 2016 07:50 AM

If I wipe the Flash clean, will that fix my duplicate waveform problem?

What if my new All File With Samples has duplicates....when I load that the duplicates are back....

Is the only true fix to one by one delete the duplicates...save an All File With Samples?

That depends on what you mean by a “new All File With Samples”. Certainly making one on the XF7 under current conditions wouldn’t be a good idea. I’m referring to one made when everything was originally working correctly. If you didn’t do that, since you indicated that the XF8 is working properly, you could make such a file on it.

Sorry...I was referring to my original XS All File...the one I used to create my new XF files....
I am thinking maybe the XS file had duplicate waveforms.

I am confused now.....

You can check an XS file by first loading it with the default settings:
USR > USR
FL1 > FL1
FL2 > FL2
(The FL1 and FL2 settings actually don’t matter in this case, since there’s no content designated for the flash modules in an XS file.)

Then look for duplicates as before, but in USR memory. Obviously, if the original file had duplicates then they’ll appear when you load it subsequently.

Did you make an XF “All” file “with sample” at the time the XF7 was working the way you wanted?

Yes...I made an XF All File in the beginning...but if the XS All File which was the source...had duplicates...then my new XF All File would have the same duplicates.