I’m sure other people have figured this out; if so laugh at this simple concept that I figured out.
Objective: you want to be able to use the same samples in a new project while starting fresh. To do this, you make sure you need to have the same samples always in the same slots.
Solution: Organize your samples on your computer, and then number them 001-128.
Here’s what I did:
I picked out all my samples on my computer. I did my best to group the samples together and then I numbered them. Yes it adds to the name and makes it longer but if you start your bass/kick drums this makes it easier to audition if they are all next to each other. (Once again, another laughable simple concept.)
I’m still new to the rytm; i haven’t had it for even a year yet. This is a workflow technique that if I had figured it out last year, I would have saved myself a lot of grief and time.
I have a tendency to save copies of projects while I’m developing a working set. Sometimes, it’s better to start a fresh.
I hope I’m not wasting anyone’s time or bandwidth … ta ta 