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I'm going to say no....because the slots are lettered XP-A, XP-B, XP-C etc. The software only reads the cards as per their slot location. So If you have a performance that calls up sound XP-A:001 on a certain channel, th...

I'd like to BUMP this topic and raise Krokodilen's question again. I too am looking at how to load 30+mins load time of samples in less than 5mins on the stage before a show. Is some sort of battery backup the only optio...

Haha, Thanks. I wish I owned it! My coordination wouldn't be good enough to play this properly. That's about what my load time was with that many samples. It's good to hear from another Kingston user. I'd also like to he...

Good for you, sorry no one replied.

I too would like to know any way to help samples load faster....different brands of DIMM, CF Card, internal surgery??? I'm open. I'm using Kingston 1GB DIMM, 1GB SanDisk Ex III CF Card, SanDisk CF-PC Adapter At the momen...

Another way to get to the end of the sample list faster is to switch over to Card, User or Preset samples and scroll, then switch back. This only works if you don't have samples loaded on one of these.

They take: Package: 168-pin DIMM Feature: SDRAM, PC100 or PC133 CL=3 DIMM Type: Unbuffered Error Checking: Non-parity or Non-ECC Speed: 100 or 133MHz Voltage: 3.3V

Dang, $1500! Take it! I didn't even quite get $1200 for my fully loaded X8 in prefect cond. I'd reconsider. You could get an XV, and XR and a decent controller.

If you name and save a sample and then assign it to the keyboard, it will keep the name for the patch, you won't have to put the same patch name in again when you write it.

Getting to the end of the sample list faster. -This helps especially if you have a lot of samples and need to get to the end of the list quickly without scrolling through the whole list. Hit the Skip Back Sampling button...