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I just tried this:EJ2 wrote: After loading up my sequence, I move to "Audio in/sampliing" hit the "Bounce All Tracks to wav", then when prompted, I type in a name for the wav. After hitting OK, there are no sounds and the Audio meters do not move. However, two times with Test sequences, a few tracks sounded and they were distorted. I cannot hear the sequence at all, but the lights as described in the tutorial a lit up. One time I let the silent sequence run and a garbled sound started followed by a sustained note.
Yes, that's how the function works.EJ2 wrote:A couple of things I noticed from the Audio in/Sampling page.
After hitting OK from the bounce all tracks routine, I notice that my preferrences in the "Sampling Setup" get reset when the seq/sampling are supposedly starting. I saved my sng with Source Bus: L/R, Trigger: Note on, & Save to: RAM. However, the Trigger resets to Sequence START SW, and Save to resets to DISK.
As I mentioned to you in an earlier email, my guess is that the pitch shifts are from an un-calibrated controller, since you just swapped out your hard drive as part of our beta-testing, and the calibration data is stored on the drive.EJ2 wrote: I've tried hittiing REC + Stop/start in Sampling Mode followed by hitting the Seq stop/start button. One time a WAV was recorded, but a few pitch shifts were noticeable in a few bars (2 or 3). The WAV finds itself in my Disk list as TAKEONE. Playing back the WAV from Disk mode, everything seems to be intact, but the pitch shifts were also recorded.
If you backed up your PCGs, they will be on whatever disk you saved them to. You will then be able to copy them to other disks, such as the internal drive, or to load them into memory. Note that these are two separate steps. If you're still having difficulty, please let me know.EJ2 wrote: Before I swapped my hard drive, I backed up all my data. Reloading it from disk mode works partially. The factory banks restore, but I can't find my PCGs. I need to look again to confirm this.
I'm sorry that you've encountered difficulties. If possible, could you send me the PCG and SNG files for that project, so that we can try to reproduce the problem here? If you compress the files (zip etc.), they should become small enough to email. You can send them to me at dan@korgrd.com.RC-IA wrote:Hello,
I discovered this when i did the mod7 demo, and tonite (here!!) i wanted to bounce to disk for a demo of one sound for a friend. When i use the Bounce all tracks to disk (audio in/sampling TAB ; menu: last item) it does not work, no sounds coming out.
The work around i use is to use the resample SEQ play to disk (audio in/sampling TAB ; menu: autoHDR/sampling setup, Resample SEQ play ; save to : DISK )
what's going wrong with the Bounce all tracks to disk function?
thanx
I tried it exactly the way you discribed. I saw the WAVE file, but there was no sound.I just tried this:
1. Turn on the OASYS.
2. Go to Sequencer mode.
All tracks will be set to use INT-A 000, which in the factory sounds is a piano Program. The Keyboard Track will already be set to 1.
3. Without changing any settings, record a brief piano part.
This will record MIDI into track 1.
4. Go to the 0–8: Audio In/Sampling page.
5. Select Bounce All Tracks To Disk from the menu.
A dialog box will appear, showing the file system.
6. Use Drive Select, Open, and Up to select the
directory in which the WAVE file will be saved.
7. Use Name to specify the filename for the WAVE file. Name it "BOUNCE."
8. Press the OK button to execute the command. If you decide to cancel, press the Cancel button.
The Song will start playing. Recording will begin and end automatically at the end of the song - you can also stop recording manually. The resulting stereo WAVE file will be saved to the disk.
This seemed to work well. Can you try it, as a simple case?
Hi Dan,danatkorg wrote:
I just tried this:
1. Turn on the OASYS.
2. Go to Sequencer mode.
All tracks will be set to use INT-A 000, which in the factory sounds is a piano Program. The Keyboard Track will already be set to 1.
3. Without changing any settings, record a brief piano part.
This will record MIDI into track 1.
4. Go to the 0–8: Audio In/Sampling page.
5. Select Bounce All Tracks To Disk from the menu.
A dialog box will appear, showing the file system.
6. Use Drive Select, Open, and Up to select the
directory in which the WAVE file will be saved.
7. Use Name to specify the filename for the WAVE file. Name it "BOUNCE."
8. Press the OK button to execute the command. If you decide to cancel, press the Cancel button.
The Song will start playing. Recording will begin and end automatically at the end of the song - you can also stop recording manually. The resulting stereo WAVE file will be saved to the disk.
This seemed to work well. Can you try it, as a simple case?
I just tried this:
1. Turn on the OASYS.
2. Go to Sequencer mode.
All tracks will be set to use INT-A 000, which in the factory sounds is a piano Program. The Keyboard Track will already be set to 1.
3. Without changing any settings, record a brief piano part.
This will record MIDI into track 1.
4. Go to the 0–8: Audio In/Sampling page.
5. Select Bounce All Tracks To Disk from the menu.
A dialog box will appear, showing the file system.
6. Use Drive Select, Open, and Up to select the
directory in which the WAVE file will be saved.
7. Use Name to specify the filename for the WAVE file. Name it "BOUNCE."
8. Press the OK button to execute the command. If you decide to cancel, press the Cancel button.
The Song will start playing. Recording will begin and end automatically at the end of the song - you can also stop recording manually. The resulting stereo WAVE file will be saved to the disk.
This seemed to work well. Can you try it, as a simple case?
Hi Dan/LouHi Dan,
I followed your example above, each and every time (5 Times/Forced Reboot) it produced a complete freeze at step #8. It also gave me a file on the HD (Bounce) with a 0 file size. I then tried reloading the Factory PCG file which has been the TOTAL fix for my O with 1.3. (In Sequence Mode) This produced the same exact freeze. So, it seems there is more than one thing happing here. Like I said, reloading the Factory PCGs has omitted all problems I've encountered, until now with the mentioned Audio In/Sampling. I haven't been using the feature, so I just didn't know it wasn't functioning until now. It worked well under 123.
