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One way is to use the USB Storage Mode.
It's explained on page 193 of the Param. Guide.
You'll need a CF card in the back of the Extreme.

You can also unplug the CF card from the Extreme,
and by using your computer's CF reader, transfer files to it.

The Extreme's USB port also allows the hookup of external devices, which is another
way of getting the data to the Extreme.

do i need to use a certain type of CF card or will any type do?

hello,
i use a usb thumb drive to get those pcg files into my extreme.very easy.

hbomb wrote:do i need to use a certain type of CF card or will any type do?

the parameter guide should have a list, and you can also search this forum. from what I've read most of the SanDisk cards work pretty well.

jrocko31 wrote:hello,
i use a usb thumb drive to get those pcg files into my extreme.very easy.

yeah i have been trying to do it with a usb thumb drive but i don't think mine is working properly, i'll have to buy a compact flash card

you should format it first in the extreme to work properly.i formatted mine before i started getting those free pcgs and samples here in the forum.i have 2Gig Kingston Data Traveller.much handy than using your CF.i also have a compact flash card but i don't use it as much.i reserve it for 'sampling to media'.i primarily use the usb drive to download stuffs.

Guys. I uploaded all the free pcg on my compact flash into the extreme.

But everytime I load, it prompts me with "file path" and I have to select the folder but still, "file/path error" message.

It actually loads the names of the combies but they don't sound right; they're all pianos so I'm guessing it didn't load the pcg data.


Any clues please?

What's the name of the folder that you downloaded?

The Karma combies. It's called "Karma Folder"

yeah i've downloaded files from the download section onto my PC & transfered them into my TE but some sounds don't work for some reason... so either i'm missing a step in the process or there is a glitch with some files

I have a number of unique .wav files stored on a thumb drive which I load when I turn my keyboard on for a gig. I then go through a series of steps to create sample, then multisample and finally into a program. I subsequently include that program in combi and use selected keys to trigger the desired loaded sample. I'm trying to figure out how I can avoid this whole routine everytime I turn my keyboard on. Once I created the program, is there a way I can save the program (with the associated sample/multisample) back onto my thumb drive such that I only need to load the programs when I turn the keyboard on?
I'd very much appreciate any advise.
Thanks.
Stephen

C_hammal, this Karma Folder is incomplete, I tried it several times, but seems to me somebody forgot to upload pcg data.
I tried all the things from download section, liked only few...
Enigma flute is a good stuff, really good samples, useful pcgs. And there is a folder Guitars, also good stuff, spanish guitars.
But there's no sample and no sound to one of your one, one that your created to suit your needs.

shrike wrote:C_hammal, this Karma Folder is incomplete, I tried it several times, but seems to me somebody forgot to upload pcg data.
I tried all the things from download section, liked only few...
Enigma flute is a good stuff, really good samples, useful pcgs. And there is a folder Guitars, also good stuff, spanish guitars.
But there's no sample and no sound to one of your one, one that your created to suit your needs.

Thanks! I thought something was wrong. I will try some other stuff indeed. Can't wait to try the Enigma flute actually. Should load the rest tomorrow.

Meanwhile, anyone has any clue on how to get the missing data for the Karma combies??? Who uploaded them?

C_hammal, maybe these are Karma sounds you were looking for:

http://www.tritonhaven.com/downloads/pcgs.html

Karma Combination Banks for Triton - MJG enhancement v2.0 (Marc J Goodman), download
Roman Rust has worked on getting Karma sounds on the Triton