Trocol, he estado mirando por encima las mejoras que se realizan al hacerle el upgrade de firmware a la maquina y creo que toca este punto. No tengo tiempo de mirarlo bien pero como comentabas que tenias prisa te pego el tema aqui (igual no es esto pero no tengo tiempo de mirarlo ahora... SOrry...
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Por cierto, el upgrade esta en:
http://www.rolandus.com
Suerte!!!
Regarding the locations where
samples are stored
The MC-909 can use two types of memory; sample memory and DIMM whose contents are lost
when you turn off the power, and user area and memory card whose contents are preserved even
when the power is off.
When shipped from the factory, the MC-909 has 16 MB of sample memory and 16 MB of user
area. By adding a DIMM module you can expand the sample memory to a maximum of 272 MB
(if a 256 MB DIMM is used).
The user area can hold up to 16 MB, but by using a memory card you can store a maximum of 128
MB in addition to the user area.
When you record a sample on the MC-909 or play a patch that uses a sample, the sample is
loaded into sample memory (including the DIMM). However when you turn off the power,
the contents of the sample memory and DIMM will be lost. This means that if you want to
keep the sample, you must use the Write operation to save it in the user area or on a
memory card.
When managing data from your computer or from the MC-909’s Utility menu, you can manage
only the data located in the user area or the memory card. You cannot manage data that is located
in sample memory or DIMM.
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Create Rhythm from the
sample list
In previous versions, the Create Rhythm command (p. 119) could be
executed only on samples divided by the Chop function, but now
you can execute Create Rhythm on any combination of samples
selected from the sample list.
1. In the sample list, add a check mark to the samples that you
want to use as a rhythm tone.
You can select up to sixteen samples. If you select seventeen or
more samples, the rhythm set will be created from the sixteen
lowest-numbered samples.
2. Hold down [SHIFT] and press [F6 (Create Rhythm)].
A message will ask whether you want to execute Create
Rhythm.
3. To execute, press [F6 (Execute)].
The Rhythm Set Name input screen will appear.
4. Assign a name to the rhythm set and save it.
For details, refer to “Saving a Patch/Rhythm Set” (p. 77).
* If you decide to cancel the Create Rhythm operation, press [F5
(Cancel)] to return to the previous screen.
When you save the rhythm set, a message will ask whether you want
to assign the newly-created rhythm set to the current part.
5. If you want to assign it, press [F6 (Execute)].
The newly-created rhythm set will be assigned to the current
part, and the Rhythm Edit (p. 70) screen will appear.
6. If you don’t want to assign it, press [F5 (Cancel)].
You will return to the Sample Edit screen.
