Hi all,
I’ve checked in the manual but I’ve found nothing about it.
As i need to make a new project, I’d like to save my samples from the pool in a new bank on the drive. Is it possible ?
Also, the samples in the pool that have a little mark on them, is it because they are used in a kit ?
Thanks in advance !
Any help please ?
I’m not 100% shure, but I think it should work with Overbridge.
tm
Yes, but Overbridge is still not here… I need to save the pool now 
There are two ways to accomplish this (that I know of). By copying sounds to the +Drive, and by sending Sysex.
If you want to copy your sounds from the Pool to the + Drive, you first have to make sure you have Stored sounds to the Pool 
by choosing a track and going to the Track manager to save it to the pool.
Once you have sounds in your pool, go to the Sound Manager (FUNCTION+SOUND) make sure you’re viewing you Pool, select your sounds and go to the Right side menu and choose “Copy To”.
You can then choose either to save it to the first available +Drive slot, or directly to a +Drive Bank.
Eitan
…and of course if you’re just talking about Sample (not Sounds) then I think you’re just looking at it from the wrong direction - if you have your samples in a folder on the +Drive, just copy them over to that other project…it’s the same one step but from the other direction.
Since Samples are not the same as “Sounds”, once associated with a project you can’t save them to another project nor to the +Drive, cause they are already there.
Thanks !! I’ll check that !
In other words… it is not possible to save your samples from the pool.
Is that what you mean?
Sample & Sound management on the RYTM is awful. Doesn’t work plain & simple.
It’s all well and good that OB will help with this but, you’ll need a computer and a DAW.
What I mean is that the Pool handles “Sounds”. Samples are part of what a sound is.
In order to save samples to the pool, you need to save a sound to the pool that has samples in it.
Loading samples into a project is a different story. That’s possible and works quite well.
How do you perform an external backup of a sound that uses a sample?
As far as I know you can’t.
The only thing you can do is backup the project - which will reference any use of samples, and then create a folder on your computer with the samples you are using in the folder…same names.
Basically how project packs are created.
Eitan
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As far as I know you can’t.
The only thing you can do is backup the project - which will reference any use of samples, and then create a folder on your computer with the samples you are using in the folder…same names.
Basically how project packs are created.
Eitan
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Enjoy the analog experience!
If you want to have the same sound pool samples in a new project you can always save that project under a new name and then delete all the sequence data manually. Tedious but it does the job.
Oh this was 4 years old - sorry.