12 x 4 = 48 sounds
48 x 8 kit sounds = 384 sounds (polyphony reduces this alot, but they can all be triggered at any point)
In one pattern with all the fader mods and fx performance possible, that’s mad.
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Quick one on the multisamples, I’ve not figured out the max number of slots yet in a sample, have you? For example, the OP-XY has 24 zones.
MDA El Piano (panned):
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i’ve played safe at 8, but if there’s more available we should definitely increase.
so nice with some lpf, att and verb.
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Tonite will try to make a multisampled grand, as well as variations (upright, lofi, etc.)
If it could be possible to make velocity variations as well, would be even better…
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double checked this with max samples 9 10 12 16. all didn’t load as multisamples, some crashed the machine on import!
8 seems to be the max. EP quirk.
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Eight samples “horizontally” are OK, if take a half-octave to divide the diapason. But put at least three levels “vertically” - that would be sooo tasty! Round-robins for drum kits, velocity for melodics… Mmm-mmm-mmm! ))
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Can the EP-40 do multisamples on the same note, as you said round robin style or velocity? I don’t think so.
Examining the existing multisamples that came with the device didn’t reveal anything like that.
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you can by madly tapping the - + buttons whilst playing 
edit: if the + - had a cc then with some stupid midi translator you could achieve it. cycle per note. (but you’d have to be in sound page)
but none of this would record to pattern.
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Ah, okay I get you now. Using the other octaves. I thought you meant it supported this natively.
I made an EP-40 video on LOP pads, which I’ve been using extensively!
Chapters:
0:00 Difference between ONE and LOP pads
1:13 Setting a pad to LOP mode
1:45 Pros and cons of LOP mode
2:55 Mute groups
3:55 Saving loops to individual patterns
5:34 Saving loops on multiple groups at once
6:30 Duplicating a pad and adjust pitch
8:55 Adjusting timing on duplicate pad
9:36 Using the time fader
10:55 Using the pitch fader
11:10 Wrapping up the mess
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EP-133 release notes:
- improved audio stability to reduce glitches.
- restored SYNC OUT continuous clock output.
- fixed: bug fixes and performance improvements for EP SAMPLE TOOL.
- fixed: various UI quirks related to faders, sampling, and chopping.
- fixed: turned-off LEDs could sometimes glow dimly.
- fixed: various MIDI bugs.
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Not much… Everybody expected an “EP-133 k.o.ll-to-EP-40” conversion less 64 MB memory… Not at this time 
personally, i dont think the conversion will happen. TE doesnt really do that, but it would be a neat surprise
prob saving that for a super duper field version with GBs of memory and hundreds of projects!
Hi guys, not sure if anyone ran into this but when trying to update the Ting it keeps telling me that there isn’t enough space on the Tingdisk when I drag the file. I deleted all files on ting and drive says 1MB space total while the firmware says 1.5MB - def not enough space.
Otherwise how can I log in a ticket? Not clear from TE menu…
Thanks for your help
There are two different disks on the Ting. You are trying to put the firmware on the disk that holds samples.
Here is a Reddit post that explains how to do it correctly: https://www.reddit.com/r/teenageengineering/comments/1ox3hil/comment/noujfdx/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb3x&utm_name=mweb3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
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Thank you so much! I’ll give it a go 
Sounds like you have the right answer to solve this, however in case that isn’t the problem - if you’re on Mac make sure to empty the recycle bin (whilst the drive is mounted) as the files will only have been soft-deleted until then.
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Thanks, I did empty the bin, no dice 
I’ll try the method explained above.
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