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VIRTUAL SAMPLES
LOADING VIRTUAL SAMPLES
No special distinction is made when loading virtual samples.
If you load a multi that contains programs that use virtual samples, they will load as you would
expect and as saved.
If you load a program that contains virtual samples, it will load as you would expect and as saved.
If you go to load a virtual sample, you will see the usual prompt:
The OVERIDE TYPE check box allows you to choose how the selected sample will load. With it
‘unchecked’ as shown above, the sample will load in its ‘native’ format (i.e. virtual or RAM). However,
if you ‘check’ the OVERIDE key by pressing F14, F15 also changes:
LOAD AS VIRTUAL is shown as the default and you may change this if you want simply by pressing
F15 which will ‘toggle’ between LOAD AS VIRTUAL or LOAD AS RAM. In this way, you can choose
to load a virtual sample as a RAM sample (you may find it more convenient to edit the virtual
sample as a RAM sample (see EDITING VIRTUAL SAMPLES). Of course, if you choose to load a
virtual sample as a RAM sample, you need to have sufficient memory installed/free to accommodate
it.
NOTE: You cannot overide the type for ALL SAMPLES. If OVERIDE TYPE is checked and you
select ALL SAMPLES, OVERIDE TYPE will be disabled. Similarly, if ALL SAMPLES is checked
and you press OVERIDE TYPE, the prompt will revert to THIS SAMPLE.
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