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I'm pretty sure the answer is 'no', but I thought I'd ask anyway. I've got five folders that I like to load all at once. The folders are latin, bossas, jazz, ballads, pop, so I like to load all different styles at once. I can load all songs except for about twelve songs. I'll probably create another folder, called 'extras', and not load it, and move some of my less popular songs in there. Any ideas?

Hi.
I guess you are using midifiles.? I had the same problem. What i did was mixing each of the midifiles down to a 2 track wav file. Then you can put each of the wav files in song and make a sng. file.
Hope this helps.
S.L72

I'm using song files that I've created on the Kronos itself. I can only load 99 songs. I guess I have the maximum 444,000(?) MIDI events in those 99 songs. I was hoping that there might be a way to expand this max number, but I doubt it.

beachgig wrote:I'm using song files that I've created on the Kronos itself. I can only load 99 songs. I guess I have the maximum 444,000(?) MIDI events in those 99 songs. I was hoping that there might be a way to expand this max number, but I doubt it.

Sorry but I don't know any way to expand the memory. I had the same issue when using a Roland Fantom G to. But the way I solved it in Kronos is bouncing all midi tracks down to 2 audio tracks.

I'll be looking into your suggestion sl72. Thanks.