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DRUMS => Spark => Spark Technical Issues => Topic started by: beatfreakinbadger on July 05, 2016, 10:39:03 am
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Hi all,
Just wondering if anybody could tell me the limitations for using your own own samples when imported into a kit/creating your own kit?
I've just purchased a couple of quite specific sounding sample packs which I'm eager to create a kit from.
The parts I'm having trouble with are some short drum loops in the .Rex format, which spark tells me they have too many slices and a lot of my "one shot" .Wav files for kick drums for example, just wont load if I drag them onto a pad?
There doesn't seem to be any kind of logic as to what ones are usable and what aren't. i can only assume its down to file size / limitations...... ?
Any help would be appreciated :D
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Hi , if my memory is correct rex files can't be more than 36 splices . After this you may get an error . I was told by the team a few years ago that this would be increased. it may be twice as much now. for me wav file load ok for me. when i drag to pad . if your instrunet is on rex you cannot load in the studio view the wav files .
hope this helps
Terrym
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Hi terrym,
Thanks for the info.
36 slices sounds about right, I've had error messages at anything over 40 so far :( Guess thy never did get round to upping the limit?
As for the .Wav files, Ive been trying to load them as you said, by dragging and dropping onto a pad. Some work, others dont? All from the same purchased sample packs, all work fine to use and edit in studio one 2 DAW....
Looking around on the forums here, it does seem as though the whole spark project has been put on hold somewhat? By that i mean activly releasing regular bug fixes etc.
Im guessing the focus is on the newer instrument releases.
Oh well,
cheers anyway ;)