I skipped one step here. I think that the CP-80 and Cloud Nyne User Sample Banks have the same ID. To solve this, you'll need to do the following. You only need to do this once. You could do it with either of the original KSCs; I'll choose to do it with the Cloud Nyne one:danatkorg wrote:What are you saving? The more specific you can be, the more helpful I can be. Are you editing samples and multisamples in Sampling Mode, and saving the results? Or, are you just saving the current state of the samples loaded into the machine?NuSkoolTone wrote:So fast forward a bit and I am still having problems with saving user banks.
IS there a true procedure?
Example: Can I overwrite the .ksc with what I'm saving therefore writing a new user bank and not using double the space for the new .KSC?
Based on what you've written so far, it sounds like you may have been loading the samples into Sampling Mode, like you would have had to do before KRONOS version 2. I'd do it this way instead:
1. Load CP-80_UserBank.KSC
2. Load Cloud Nyne_UserBank.KSC
Now, the samples are all loaded as User Sample Banks.
3. Save a new KSC as Cloud Nyne Gig.KSC. This will contain links to the two User Sample Banks. Samples won't be duplicated on disk, and you'll be able to play the samples using VMT in order to minimize load time and memory usage.
You would only need to load the non-UserBank KSCs when you need to edit the sample or multisample data in Sampling Mode.
1. Load Cloud Nyne.KSC (not the User Sample Bank)
2. Use Save Sampling Data to save the KSC to disk, overwriting the original. When saving, save only Sampling Mode Data, not links, and use the "Force new User Sample Bank ID" option. This will solve the strangeness you saw with the User Sample Banks getting confused with one another.
3. Use "Remap MS/Sample Banks" to remap any Programs etc. which used the Cloud Nyne samples, so that they refer to the newly saved KSC.
