well, basically i start to back up or deleting them because internal memory ends rapidly; so i tend to load internal memory with short samples (drums & things etc)and, for example, i do the pitch scale or the chop functions and i clipboard the samples on the card memory...fauna wrote:i'm a big fan of my 505, but i've basically filled all the internal User Banks with beats.
anyone else had this problem? what did you do? is there a way to back these internal ones up, or do you just have to start deleting the guys?
anyone knows if it's possible to delete banks 1-4? i know, i questioned that yet other times, but who knows, maybe someone have found some tip to unprotect the samples to free those banks...
the su200 interested me too at the beginnig, because its concept is intriguing on paper:a cheap power battery sampler with full fx, a ribbon, .wav import/export etc...fauna wrote: (note: i've also looked at the su200 a few times on vintagesynth, etc.)
...but reality is more sad: when you use fx the bpm of almost all types of samples is diveded in 2 or you can only use fx with samples of very low quality...plus, you don't have even a primitive sequencer, even the su10 got one (!)...in this case i think that the sp-202 is better...maybe the su200 was projected to go with the an200 or the dx200 yamaha synths/grooveboxes...
i repeat, it's a pity, but this machine is not very useful...
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