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I've composed a song and added merely three tracks so far, and wanted to add some singing earlier today. Two major problems occurred:

1. Recording suddenly stopped after just six bars. It was my 4th or 5th try but I never assigned to track, thus being sure nothing else was recorded. (Yes, the "Rec End Switch" was in the OFF position!)

2. I thought that it might work better if I turned the function mentioned above ON and made sure the recording would stop after 12 bars. After six bars, the song was full! How's that possible?!?! I have deleted and cleared like maniac and there are just three MIDI tracks and six bars of audio, but the song is full. It's hard to get the proper workflow...
Do you have expanded RAM with a DIMM stick or are you just using the stock memory?
Stock memory, but 32 Mb should be enough for more than what I've recorded, shouldn't it?
maybe, **IF** you did deleted the internal demo song and ALL the samples it uses, otherwise they are still taking its place in the memory. Anyway I strongly advise you to expand your RAM if you into recording audio. 32MB is too small to do any serious recording.
Yes, I realise that too. I honestly never thought that the demo songs used any of those 32 Mb. Why Roland brags about this being a workstation that you can record audio in, and then equips it with a mere 32 Mb memory is still a mystery to me. Thanks anyway!

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