Hi you all,



Quick question...



i am auditioning a certain loop inside the RMX.

i like it.

and i also like the one next to it.

is there a way to put it (i.e) on the fly. or you have to manually be inside the

track 2 and then go browse for the loop from scratch?



maybe a dumba**question but i haven't found an answer so far...





best, matt









________________

Skype? - mmoraus



www.nonmusic.tv

Welcome to the Spectrsonics group :)



RMX is multitimbral, you could load 8 loops in the mixer - mute or

solo seven of them individually.



Johnna :)







--- In spectrasonics@yahoogroups.com, Matjaz Zdesar <takaval@...> wrote:

>

> Hi you all,

>

> Quick question...

>

> i am auditioning a certain loop inside the RMX.

> i like it.

> and i also like the one next to it.

> is there a way to put it (i.e) on the fly. or you have to manually

be inside the track 2 and then go browse for the loop from scratch?

>

> maybe a dumba**question but i haven't found an answer so far...

>

>

> best, matt

>

>

>

>

> ________________

> Skype? - mmoraus

>

> www.nonmusic.tv

>

Hi,



reading back my mail it seems i was a bit nervous...



what i am trying to find out is...



You have the default root folder (position) when browsing for a loop inside the

RMX.

Is there a way that the location can be that of the last loop you picked?

That way when you pick one, but also like the one next to it. you dont have to

browse through the whole tree of loops from scratch, all over again. You might

even forget where exactly the loop was placed, and you cant remember, and that

can be time consuming....



Just a though...



M











________________

Skype? - mmoraus



www.nonmusic.tv









________________________________

From: Johnna <johnna@...>

To: spectrasonics@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Thursday, January 8, 2009 11:57:28 PM

Subject: [spectrasonics] Re: hi, first post, but not nervous...





Welcome to the Spectrsonics group :)



RMX is multitimbral, you could load 8 loops in the mixer - mute or

solo seven of them individually.



Johnna :)



--- In spectrasonics@ yahoogroups. com, Matjaz Zdesar <takaval@... > wrote:

>

> Hi you all,

>

> Quick question...

>

> i am auditioning a certain loop inside the RMX.

> i like it.

> and i also like the one next to it.

> is there a way to put it (i.e) on the fly. or you have to manually

be inside the track 2 and then go browse for the loop from scratch?

>

> maybe a dumba**question but i haven't found an answer so far...

>

>

> best, matt

>

>

>

>

> ____________ ____

> Skype? - mmoraus

>

> www.nonmusic. tv

>













[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

RMX offers a `Favorites' feature. Try putting the loops you like in

your favorites.

Additionally there's extensive documentation within RMX that will

empower you to answer these questions.





--- In spectrasonics@yahoogroups.com, moraus <takaval@...> wrote:

>

> Hi,

>

> reading back my mail it seems i was a bit nervous...

>

> what i am trying to find out is...

>

> You have the default root folder (position) when browsing for a loop

inside the RMX.

> Is there a way that the location can be that of the last loop you

picked?

> That way when you pick one, but also like the one next to it. you

dont have to browse through the whole tree of loops from scratch, all

over again. You might even forget where exactly the loop was placed,

and you cant remember, and that can be time consuming....

>

> Just a though...

>

> M

>

>

>

>

>

> ________________

> Skype? - mmoraus

>

> www.nonmusic.tv

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: Johnna <johnna@...>

> To: spectrasonics@yahoogroups.com

> Sent: Thursday, January 8, 2009 11:57:28 PM

> Subject: [spectrasonics] Re: hi, first post, but not nervous...

>

>

> Welcome to the Spectrsonics group :)

>

> RMX is multitimbral, you could load 8 loops in the mixer - mute or

> solo seven of them individually.

>

> Johnna :)

>

> --- In spectrasonics@ yahoogroups. com, Matjaz Zdesar <takaval@ > wrote:

> >

> > Hi you all,

> >

> > Quick question...

> >

> > i am auditioning a certain loop inside the RMX.

> > i like it.

> > and i also like the one next to it.

> > is there a way to put it (i.e) on the fly. or you have to manually

> be inside the track 2 and then go browse for the loop from scratch?

> >

> > maybe a dumba**question but i haven't found an answer so far...

> >

> >

> > best, matt

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ____________ ____

> > Skype? - mmoraus

> >

> > www.nonmusic. tv

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

>

There are two things you can do, neither ideal.  I'm assuming you're

trying to do the following:



1. Select a loop for part 1.

2. Go to part 2 and browse, and start your browsing from the loop

folder you were just in for part 1, as opposed to having to navigate

from the default "root" folder of whatever library you're in to that

folder.



Correct?  If so, I know of two options:



1. Choose "copy part" while still in part 1.  Go to part 2. Choose

"paste part." You'll have the identical loop you have from part 1

along with all part settings, but at least you'll be in the folder you

want to be in for browsing.



Or...



2. If the loop for part 1 is in a library other than the RMX "Core

Library", you can at least get back to the library you want by

right-clicking (or control-clicking) anywhere in the interface except

the purple bar at bottom.



I'd love to see an option to "return to folder last browsed" as well.

  I often want to load in multiple elements from a single suite into

neighboring parts; doesn't make sense to me to have to navigate back

to the folder in question or to have to copy/paste as described.

Something for a future release, maybe?



PL



--- In spectrasonics@yahoogroups.com, moraus <takaval@...> wrote:

>

> Hi,

>

> reading back my mail it seems i was a bit nervous...

>

> what i am trying to find out is...

>

> You have the default root folder (position) when browsing for a loop

inside the RMX.

> Is there a way that the location can be that of the last loop you

picked?

> That way when you pick one, but also like the one next to it. you

dont have to browse through the whole tree of loops from scratch, all

over again. You might even forget where exactly the loop was placed,

and you cant remember, and that can be time consuming....

>

> Just a though...

>

>