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turn off the option to load in to the instrument bank, and just load instruments into the library.

I figured out the solution to my problem.

Is it possible to load more than 16 Instruments?

In the past I worked on an mpc4000, I would load hundreds of programs into RAM.
I am trying to achieve this on the mv8000, but I cannot seem to load more that 16 patches into memory.


any suggestion on where to look in the manual for this information?

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have you tried RTFM

you have to change a setting, I'm not telling you which one.

good luck

it is real simple

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Lord Toranaga

mid data travels over usb cable.

also, samples are loaded over usb cable.


there are midi I/O on the back , and you could choose to use them if you wish.

good luck, stay creative

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Lord Toranaga

you just have to go in to midi options and set it up properly.


then it will work.

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Lord Toranaga

it runs fine in tandem with my DAW(ableton) on my intel mac.

i don't see the point of making it a vst.


i would love to see some new synths to load into my variOS though

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Lord Toranaga

actually you could record audio onto any track in Logic, then drag and drop to exs24

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Lord Toranaga

edirol um 880

8*8 usb midi interface.


fully functinal as a patchbay w/o computer
all featurs accessable from front panel button.


excellent midi piece. I regret selling mine.

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Lord Toranaga

did you get it to work?

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Lord Toranaga

you guys are arguing hard over personal preferences.

take it easy

it is just some buzzy boxes

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Lord Toranaga

ableton is great. I like it above all others.

I still need a few hardware pieces though, just to put my hands on.

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Lord Toranaga