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Ted3000 wrote:When the electribe starts up, it looks for an allsample file on the card. It loads whatever's in this file. To create the file, you have to write all samples to the card.

The card acts like a hard drive, the internal memory acts like RAM.

Yes, it's stupid.

That's very helpful, thank you for that.

Ted3000 wrote:Page 16.

So it will never be saved on the device? Will I always need to reimport or will the device know to grab it from the card on its own? Seems a bit ridiculous to have to reimport every time.

^ People are going to be asking this question until the end of time. Thanks a lot, Korg. The answer is: pretend your unit is an electribe sampler and read the electribe sampler manual. I did that. I can get the samples on there(did it using audio in) but as soon as I power off and on, they're gone ...

NickZoll wrote:there's no way of doing this. swap os does not convert your e2 into e2s completely. But you can still use sampler functionality and load your own samples

But when I do and then restart the unit, it removes my samples. How do I get them to stay?

which sampler software version are currently using? Did you follow a tutorial? So, I actually figured it out and got the e2 back to 1.18 and then downgraded to 1.10 and was able to convert to e2s using instructions and fw found here:http://piscue.com/korg-electribe-2-hack/ Problem is that now all ...

I did the 1.17 synth update then tried to hack with 1.14 sampler update and just stuck asking for a reboot. I can't get past this to try anything else. Any suggestions? I've tried all sorts of things with the firmwares. If you put clean 1.18 Synth SYSTEM.VBS into KORG/electribe/System on your SD ...