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partyband
Total Posts: 39
Joined 01-02-2014 status: Regular |
I had to format the flash memory and reload all samples/voices.
My voices and parameters are loaded and are correct but they make no sound. Is there a way to reassign the samples to my voices or similar? Thank you |
5pinDIN
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Joined 09-16-2010 status: Legend |
If you had saved an All/X6A file “with Sample”, then reloading it would restore everything, including the relationships between your User Voices and samples. If you didn’t save such a file, then what are you reloading? Be specific, since that will determine what might be done to reconnect the samples to the Voices. |
partyband
Total Posts: 39
Joined 01-02-2014 status: Regular |
I do not want to save all samples because I needed to free some space on the RAM. If I save all samples this will not help because they will all reload again and the RAM will be full again.
I had Chick Korea Mark II on the RAM. I made some variations of this voice.
So I suppose there must be a way to re link my voices to the samples. |
5pinDIN
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Joined 09-16-2010 status: Legend |
Waveforms could have been individually deleted, and then the flash memory optimized. That would have freed space, but left the Voice associations intact.
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Voices can be selectively loaded from an “All” file with samples, limiting which Waveforms are installed to flash memory.
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Are you referring to the Chick Corea Mark V library from Yamaha, or something else? The Mark V library has five Waveforms. If only that library is on the flash module, those Waveforms will be in the User Wave Bank, WaveNumbers 0001-0005. You might want to verify that. If you had other Waveforms on the flash module before Chick Corea ones were installed, then the Chick’s ones were offset to higher WaveNumbers. That would cause your edited User Voices to be looking for the Waveforms at other than numbers 0001-0005. If nothing is there, there will be no sound from your edited Voices. Which WaveNumber does each Element in your edited Voices point to? |
partyband
Total Posts: 39
Joined 01-02-2014 status: Regular |
Waveforms could have been individually deleted, and then the flash memory optimized. That would have freed space, but left the Voice associations intact. Voices can be selectively loaded from an “All” file with samples, limiting which Waveforms are installed to flash memory.
++ I did not know about this
++ Yes. The Mark V library has five Waveforms. If only that library is on the flash module, those Waveforms will be in the User Wave Bank, WaveNumbers 0001-0005. You might want to verify that. ++ OK I will If you had other Waveforms on the flash module before Chick Corea ones were installed, then the Chick’s ones were offset to higher WaveNumbers. That would cause your edited User Voices to be looking for the Waveforms at other than numbers 0001-0005. If nothing is there, there will be no sound from your edited Voices. ++ Is there a way to edit and point the voices to the waveforms? |
5pinDIN
Total Posts: 11891
Joined 09-16-2010 status: Legend |
If the Waveform numbers were offset as I mentioned, then it’s likely some editing can correct the situation. You previously said “Same samples, same voice, only some modifications”. That would mean there will be five User Waveforms in your Voices, one per each of the first five Elements. I asked “Which WaveNumber does each Element in your edited Voices point to?”, in order to verify the offset.
For example…
Each of your edited Chick’s Voices will need to have the five Elements edited to point to the correct WaveNumber. |