As a new user owner of a Nord Electro 5, I have managed to overwrite a few sounds in one of the banks.
Since I have done a few other adjustments, I want to just transfer right sound to it´s original place in the bank.
But where can I find a list over the sounds in the order they are when you get the instrument?
I can´t find it anyway.
List of Factory sounds in the original order
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How to get the MP3-Player:
Upload a MP3 file where you play some notes using your sample.
Click the "PLACE INLINE" button after uploading the MP3 sample in order to automatically create a Flash MP3 player in your post!
Also check the Forum Rules, in particular rule #6 about the sharing of patches and samples.
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Marty
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List of Factory sounds in the original order
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Re: List of Factory sounds in the original order
The order is not relevant, the operating system of NE5 (as wll as teh latest OS for NS2 Classic and EX) recognizes the samples by their name.
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Re: List of Factory sounds in the original order
Please note: This thread will be better located in the ELECTRO forum than SAMPLES.
I am guessing that you have overwritten PROGRAMS. It is not possible to overwrite SAMPLES, not in a one-step process anyway. You'd have to connect instrument via USB to computer running Nord Sound Manager, delete a sample, then write a new sample to the emptied location to accomplish that. Doesn't seem likely that you have done this, but it's not completely clear what you have done or what you are now trying to do.
Lists can be produced from within Nord Sound Manager. You can reload factory backup and then generate lists.
Bless,
Pablo
I am guessing that you have overwritten PROGRAMS. It is not possible to overwrite SAMPLES, not in a one-step process anyway. You'd have to connect instrument via USB to computer running Nord Sound Manager, delete a sample, then write a new sample to the emptied location to accomplish that. Doesn't seem likely that you have done this, but it's not completely clear what you have done or what you are now trying to do.
Lists can be produced from within Nord Sound Manager. You can reload factory backup and then generate lists.
Bless,
Pablo
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