Is it possible to save patterns and songs to an external device? It would be depressing to build songs and lose them all to a crash.
2016273
Certainly you can as with any device that sends to DAW or similar external hardware. It's musical signal can easily be incorporated into a mix and further tweaked.
2016274
No. All patterns are saved to internal memory only. There is no way to backup your patterns except by recording audio copies of your patterns. I doubt it will ever crash. I've used it a lot and never had a single problem with it. It's extremely easy to make new patterns. If they were lost for some strange reason, I could very easily recreate them.
2016275
I save everything to a looper. I move everything to the Boss looper and then build on that. I can connect that to the PC and wash everything through Acid. I have had this drum machine for 4 years... It has never crashed.
500793
it's really easy to switch over music. I made a file on the computer and took off most of the music and added more. you can keep all the music and add more. there is a spot for a mini card if you want to add lots of other music.
27769
You could also download Ableton Live and use the trial version. Unfortunately, the trial version does not allow saving, and it's a big download size, but it's a very powerful application.
798883
Not exactly my dream come true in terms of organization. The way I found around it is to organize my files in different folders on my computer and only then copy the files to the memory chip on the XiiO. At the end waht matters is how many songs you will save on file and how well you can organize them... Best of lucks!
1918358
How ever you can drop and drag your music. I buy tunes from amazon then export them to windows where I can sync the Sandisk and drag the music I want to it.
411088
Yes. We can load midi files onto a flash drive for you which are played by plugging into the usb port.
429375
In my experience, you can add tracks to a song any time and save but you cannot rename. it will always have the same name. You can do a master/mix down then save the master to the fat partition, then you can export the song to a pc thru the USB port. Once the audio file is in your pc you can rename it anything you want. Also when the neo puts your song in the fat partition it will have a default name like song001 etc. All songs save in the fat partition have the same time and date extensions regardless of when they were made. This requires some careful planning when handling multiple recordings. The audio quality of the neo is so excellent thes problems are tolerable. I mainly want the best audio quality possible and the neo is the best.
1553417
What format are your files in? If MP3 then there will be zero problem. I have all of my MP3's on an external hard drive as well & all of my tag info was kept intact when I imported the tracks into iTunes.If the format is WMA then iTunes will want to convert the files into a format that the iPod will play. Tags will likely remain intact but the files will be changed I believe.
1230007
if you already have an app on your tablet for a music player...(I think it came with one installed)...then all you need to do is transfer the files if they are compatible files.
1879635
No. You must buy new song chip to add new songs (each song chip has hundreds or thousands of songs)
1525197
I only used my iPod and my cell phone. Other external hds im not sure. Im assuming it has to have a player to actually play the files. I have since gotten rid of this due to having a different car, so I wouldn't be able to test on my own.
799668
Yes. During setup there are several options presented to you and one of the options is converting your music to mp3 file and where you want to save the files.
195836
Yes Works well Just repeats a pattern that is put in or prerecord and use #d memory ( best to write these down You can download or create melodies
559472
I am currently in the process of recording a collection of songs with this software. I believe that if you purchase Cubase Elements 7, you can export a finished song (as an MP3 file) as many times as you want. I hope this helps!
576426
No. You can, however, upload the entire library to Google Play music cloud. Easy to keep updated as well.
80237
Yes, in some cases you might need to create a folder named "MUSIC" on the root (the first window you get, when you double click on the pen drive) of the pen drive, and put and your music on the "MUSIC" folder.
435374
What format are your files in? If MP3 then there will be zero problem. I have all of my MP3's on an external hard drive as well & all of my tag info was kept intact when I imported the tracks into iTunes. If the format is WMA then iTunes will want to convert the files into a format that the iPod will play. Tags will likely remain intact but the files will be changed I believe.