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Question A: User memory is just used for storing your sample. when you put it in your song, you're really just putting in a trigger note that will play that sample. So it shouldn't use up any more user memory to place it once, or one hundred times, other than the miniscule amount of memory the trigger note will take up.

Question B: As stated above, samples work by being triggered by a note, so if you start it in the middle, there's nothing to trigger it. Apparently the audio track expansion works differently though, so anything recorded on the audio tracks can be played from any point.

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"Real musicans don't need expensive equipment to create... a true artist will make music with anything that is around them." ~ Mom

Pearls of wisdom, no mistake, but I bought a Fantom-Xa anyways