.an2
yep you have to use the save icon in the editor. I was doing the save under file and made that famous (ass_u_me) it was the same. not. 307k worth of .an2. Just to test it, I renamed a pattern sent it in and checked it there.
Funny things happen... tempo goes off etc.
I re-init pattern in the user 124 area. The I re-open the file I saved. Did not sound the same. tempo off. Also AN200 displays err sometimes, so I hit the exit button on AN200, turn knob back. Ok load file, open pattern list. see my 124. play it, re-set tempo and double click it, it asks store I do. But when I play the An200 I hear a different pattern. Move knob forward or back one then back, it's there.
What a odd creature.
So I am thinking I got it saved now. A sysex dump in midi-ox of 350k and a .an2 305 k file.
I am going to set it aside now and try the save on the dx200 unit. Tomorrow I will do the factory re-set unless someone here tells me I do not have it backed up... then back to the drawing board again...
dale
----- Original Message -----
From: uralmoto2001
To: AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2005 11:17 PM
Subject: [AN1x] Re: xg works
One other thing. After you do a midi dump to xg works lite, to save
it as an AN file you need to first open AN editor, then look
for "extract AN bulk dump data" icon in toolbar directly above the AN
editor. Click on icon, set end measure to length of file loaded into
works lite, click OK. This should load the file into the AN editor.
Now file can be saved in AN format. Same technique is used with
PLG150DX editor to load .mid files into DX
editor.
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