If you follow the steps in our tutorial you should not have that problem. Also, no need to “save all”. Just save “sampling data” as a KSC file and then save your PCG file with your program and you should be good to go.

I have learned to sample BUT I have a problem loading them properly. I have sampled stuff used for live performance with my band. I have sampled a lead sound, and 2 intros + a padlike sound and Converted the MS to program.
I did the “Save All ” Feauture which saves everything.

Everytime I turn the M3 off it unloads everything and when I load a sample back it places everything in sample mode as well. So that all my Combis, Programs and splits play a dry sample lead sound that I sampled earlier on top of my splits, sounds ++.

How can I load the MS that I`ve created without it interfering with my Splits, combis, Programs But STILL load the multisampes that Converted to programs?

I need help badly, cause we are having a huge concert which needs all of these samples very much!

I am willing to pay someone to help me. haha

Kind Regards,
Me

Your WAV files are probably not 16 bit. Convert them with any sample editing software before importing. I’m not sure, but I also think the WAV files must be 44.1k, so try that too if converting to 16 bit does not work.

Good Luck!

Also i would like to load my own wave files into the M3 to play samples from our album but it wont let me load my wave files.
It says unreconisable files but they are wave files

please help

Sorry, but no. Korg created the .KEP extension so their PCM expansions would load automatically. It’s an encrypted format to protect Korg’s samples. I don’t think they would release a tool to make KEP’s, because then someone could reverse engineer the encryption.