I am not quite clear from the manual about the sng file structure.
Does the save sequence function save an individual sequence, or would it save all the songs (sequences) which are currently loaded into memory.
Conversely, when loading a sng file can I only load an individual sequence or can the sng file contain multiple sequences from which to choose.
I would like the option to load a group of songs (sequences) in one go rather than having to load them one by one.
Would the "load all pcg" option cover it (having previously "save all")?
sng file question
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Hi!
I'm also very new to the Kross, so that i can't tell you 100%, but in my opinion the Kross saves all Sequences in the memory to a single sng file. (Try it out)
You can load a single sequence by going to the media page, select the sng and press the right cursor button. Now you should see the content of the file. When you select a sequence in the screen, you can use Function and Load selected to only load the selected sequence.
For multiple sequences just go to file, select the sng, press function, go to Load Selected and press Enter. Now the Kross should load all sequences in to the internal memory.
Like i said, im not 100% shure if this is right, also i'm not at home to try it out, so try it for your self.
I'm also very new to the Kross, so that i can't tell you 100%, but in my opinion the Kross saves all Sequences in the memory to a single sng file. (Try it out)
You can load a single sequence by going to the media page, select the sng and press the right cursor button. Now you should see the content of the file. When you select a sequence in the screen, you can use Function and Load selected to only load the selected sequence.
For multiple sequences just go to file, select the sng, press function, go to Load Selected and press Enter. Now the Kross should load all sequences in to the internal memory.
Like i said, im not 100% shure if this is right, also i'm not at home to try it out, so try it for your self.