Transferring samples really slow

subq · 2014-05-06T20:38:19.000Z

sure some will disagree but I still don’t understand why they don’t do like the OT on all their units

having to hook up via USB is a pain…I’m working OTB, I want to be able to plug a card in (be it SD, CF whatever) and then go

StinkyBeat · 2014-05-06T21:24:14.000Z

""subq"":

sure some will disagree but I still don’t understand why they don’t do like the OT on all their units

having to hook up via USB is a pain…I’m working OTB, I want to be able to plug a card in (be it SD, CF whatever) and then go

I’d just prefer a larger internal. You have to hook up to a computer to get it onto the card anyway.

subq · 2014-05-07T01:10:15.000Z

cards are small, and can be taken anywhere

having to hook up to a computer is not so easy when you are all OTB

quite easy to have a pocket full of samples on a small card though…have a buddy drop some samples onto your card, etc etc…

oldgearguy · 2014-05-07T02:13:57.000Z

""subq"":

sure some will disagree but I still don’t understand why they don’t do like the OT on all their units

having to hook up via USB is a pain…I’m working OTB, I want to be able to plug a card in (be it SD, CF whatever) and then go

Except that the main purpose of the OT is to sample and play back samples. Having card storage for that makes a lot of sense.

The AR can play back samples. Installing a card reader just to make loading samples for playback is expensive* and then people will start asking for the ability to record and save their own samples.

The AR does have a built in +Drive, so once you get a bunch of samples loaded, you won’t need to worry about it much.

*expensive as in - takes up real estate on the circuit board and back panel and takes up code space dealing with the card, causes support calls for slow/bad cards, and bent pins,

subq · 2014-05-07T17:20:30.000Z

for anything that uses samples I would gladly pay a little extra for the ability to use a card vs having to get a computer to plug into (the AR falls in this category)

heck, I would even prefer it on devices that don’t use samples i.e. the A4

in fact, if I want to dream a little, just give me an ethernet port on everything

SIM80 · 2014-05-07T17:33:48.000Z

TURBO BREAKER! Sorry had to, sounds like a Mortal Kombat move.

Getting my AR tonight hopefully and I’ll be able to chime in on the sample transfer speeds.

MK7 · 2015-02-12T12:49:50.000Z

I had the same issue and found out that the delay setting in C6 can make it really slow. Just set it to 0.

dpgood · 2015-08-29T21:42:55.000Z

thank you had the delay setting on 15 now 0 much much faster

Rael · 2017-03-03T15:38:00.413Z

I only use my laptop to stock files, and backup projects
no mac, no ipad no strom , no DAW no ob

FFS I barely ever put new samples into the AR cos it’s such a pain in the ass,
and rarely backup either

Why oh why didnt they use the OT system?

Anyway sort it out, OB might be groundbreaking, but if I have to use some useless spectrum looking program
to transfer anything to my fancy .1.5k€ state of the art sampler it really pisses me off

Thankyou

LyingDalai · 2017-03-03T11:15:36.714Z

Patience !

Introducing Digitakt News

It is. A sample management application, making it easy to transfer samples from computer to Digitakt, will be available in April. It will also be compatible with the Rytm.

digable-me · 2017-03-03T11:19:22.098Z

I don’t understand why everyone hates on the Rytm’s sample transfer.

(1) Select destination on Rytm
(2) Open C6
(3) Drag samples into C6
(4) Press send

What’s so difficult?

Cosmic · 2017-03-03T11:36:16.341Z

Works fine for me too, but it is very slow. C6 is also fine for me as it works on all boxes, could do with an update though.

Rael · 2017-03-03T11:39:38.941Z

thank god! I missed this info

The_N_Y · 2017-03-03T11:43:05.455Z

C6 works for me just fine when i do 1 or 2 samples at a time, but when i wanna upload more than that, it’ll get through a few and then stop. cant tell you how many times I’ve set it up to move a bunch of samples only return 30 minutes later with the process stunted. it needs an update man, anyone who says otherwise is looney tunes

Rael · 2017-03-03T11:43:09.106Z

It’s incredibly slow, looks horrible, and 9/10 doesnt even work, I’m on windows 10, click on C6, it doesnt open,
finally get it to open, it recognises AR, but midi out error message,
try again, now no error, but wont recieve anything
and yes I checked AR settings, it’s not on OB mode

it just doesnt go with A4/AK/AR
It probably looked outdated when it was first released with the MD 10 years ago

hellcore · 2017-03-03T11:51:35.414Z

Something is up on your Windows install/machine then, C6 works fine here on multiple machines on both Rytm and A4.

However, yes, it’s time to have something more functional. Especially as we cannot just access things like Rytm samples as mass storage.

Cosmic · 2017-03-03T12:51:43.641Z

Elektron replace C6 NOW ! This is 2017

C6 works for me just fine when i do 1 or 2 samples at a time, but when i wanna upload more than that, it’ll get through a few and then stop. cant tell you how many times I’ve set it up to move a bunch of samples only return 30 minutes later with the process stunted. it needs an update man, anyone who says otherwise is looney tunes

Do you highlight all the files? They all need to be highlighted.

The_N_Y · 2017-03-03T13:00:02.059Z

yes, i highlight the files. it’ll transfer maybe 3, then nothing. C6 shows that’s it’s still working, but nothing is happening on the Rytm itself. so, in some cases, C6 shows that the task is complete but nothing was actually tansfered.

stutech · 2017-03-03T13:10:01.102Z

Who cares what C6 looks like, it looks like a piece of software that has no dedicated GUI, only using the barebones UI elements of the OS.

fwiw C6 has always worked OK for me. For sample transfers I use SDS Drop though.

Sugamo · 2017-03-03T13:44:48.839Z

Could care less. It’s all about SDS Drop, man.