Trying out the newest firmware 2.9 out on a backup card and so far seems the problem for me is that most of my old presets used sequences that triggered multiple pads which were set up as multi-sample slices, so as keys to strike different pitches on samples. The update now maps those sequences to one pad only? Which means i'm losing a bunch of sequences. Not sure how this new firmware is choosing which pad/key sequence to maintain per sequence.
This is going to be a huge issue for me for continuing work on old presets, now i regret making such complicated multi-pad/multi-sample sequences! I do think this new workflow would make more sense now that we have multiple options per sequence bank..
so I can see how going forwards this would be cool but dilemma for me now is how to salvage my old presets. May just go back a firmware and use the new one only for new projects. To map properly to the new firmware, each sequence must only be triggering one sample pad only?
Also, seems to still be the case that when you are in a sequence, and you change the selection from keys to pads or midi or whatever, it erases all the data. No undo option?
This is going to be a huge issue for me for continuing work on old presets, now i regret making such complicated multi-pad/multi-sample sequences! I do think this new workflow would make more sense now that we have multiple options per sequence bank..
so I can see how going forwards this would be cool but dilemma for me now is how to salvage my old presets. May just go back a firmware and use the new one only for new projects. To map properly to the new firmware, each sequence must only be triggering one sample pad only?
Also, seems to still be the case that when you are in a sequence, and you change the selection from keys to pads or midi or whatever, it erases all the data. No undo option?
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