Just to clarify what Aaron was saying, each *track* that you wish to have a preset assigned will require MIDI data in that track in order for the preset setting to also be saved (there is really a reason for this, it really is a feature!). For example, lets say you want presets saved on synth channels 01A, 07A, and 02B. You will need to have those each assigned as the destinations for a track, and the corresponding track must also have data. While it is normal to have the relationship where track1->01A, track2->02A and so on it is not required and that is sometimes the source of confusion. Not sure if this is what is causing your problem but I thought I'd mention it just in case. drk www.delora.com/music www.mp3.com/zdrk drk.iuma.com On 1/17/03 3:28 PM, "musicaemagister <rob@...>" <rob@...> wrote: > Patterns definately had note data...the preset was (prom1)concert > piano and when power cycled it still had note data but was playing it > through the first (user) preset (a modified drum kit)?!?!? > > This has happened before and really messes things up for me:( > > > > > --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, Aaron Eppolito <synthesis77@y...> wrote: >> --- "musicaemagister <rob@v...>" wrote: >>> Could someone PLEASE tell me how to ensure that presets to saved >>> patterns don't change after power cycling. >> >> Make sure that the tracks you're trying to save presets for have > data >> on them (i.e. you've recorded or inserted notes or controllers). In >> other words, you cannot make a "template" pattern which only sets up >> presets, vol, pan, etc. (well, actually you can, but it's a bit > more >> work; see the archives for more info). >> >> -Aaron Douglas R. Kraul
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Re: [xl7] Re: Proper procedure for saving patterns?!?!?!?
2003-01-18 by drK
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