Import Audio Question..
28 Apr 2006, 00:49Lack of sleep really, and I let a friend borrow the manual (because well he is interesting in buying a fantom)...
Anyways..
I just bought some Ram (256, its all I could find locally). woo hoo... now here's my dilemma. I guess I was silly in just assuming that with my new memory, I would be able to import some more Audio from my comp (seeing thats where I like to edit my samples anyways)..
So I go to import a Sample into Temp Audio and it says (disk full)...
*I guess I am biting the bullet here, but is the audio import always limited to 32mb? And Why?
Only Reason I ask. Say I sample through the digital In (or whatever) and save it that way. Everything works fine. But when importing audio, for some reason I am limited to 32mb?
I know the quick answer to my problem is to sample the old fasioned way or just buy a mem card.. (right?)
That's pretty odd I guess, to me at least... I'm not a Ram wizard or anything, and I know nothing about the differences of Dimm to SDRam, but I am guessing it all plays part in my dilemma. But why with my new memory, does my user memory stay the same ? (is it a plot to make us buy mem cards?)
Any ways around this? Is the only way to work with my internal samples, is to buy a card?
Anyways..
I just bought some Ram (256, its all I could find locally). woo hoo... now here's my dilemma. I guess I was silly in just assuming that with my new memory, I would be able to import some more Audio from my comp (seeing thats where I like to edit my samples anyways)..
So I go to import a Sample into Temp Audio and it says (disk full)...
*I guess I am biting the bullet here, but is the audio import always limited to 32mb? And Why?
Only Reason I ask. Say I sample through the digital In (or whatever) and save it that way. Everything works fine. But when importing audio, for some reason I am limited to 32mb?
I know the quick answer to my problem is to sample the old fasioned way or just buy a mem card.. (right?)
That's pretty odd I guess, to me at least... I'm not a Ram wizard or anything, and I know nothing about the differences of Dimm to SDRam, but I am guessing it all plays part in my dilemma. But why with my new memory, does my user memory stay the same ? (is it a plot to make us buy mem cards?)
Any ways around this? Is the only way to work with my internal samples, is to buy a card?