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#SuperJAM! song saving

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#29915From: Adam Nitti @ BlueRiMay 10, 1993 5:00 PM
Bob: We are not aware of any problems with saving a SuperJAM! song from within Bars & Pipes Professional, but remember this: If you have saved a SuperJAM! performance, after loading a song you must reopen the SuperJAM! accessory inside Bars & Pipes in order to view this reflective change. Otherwise, you may not be aware that you have actually saved the song because you do not "see" it. Let me know if you have any problems… Adam Nitti The Blue Ribbon SoundWorks
#29929From: Bob AshforthMay 10, 1993 8:13 PM
This is the same method I'd used before, with B&P 1.0 and SuperJam! 1.0. When I reopen the B&P song, SuperJam! doesn't even open up, not to mention load the SJ song I'd associated with the B&P composition. One thing I *have* done which may be relevant- I vastly prefer separating data- subject to frequent backups- from programs, so I've moved all the data files (such as styles, songs, and so on) out from under the SuperJam! directory. I've also moved SuperJam! (as well as my other Blue Ribbon programs) into a TuneTools subdirectory of my Tools directory. This has not been a problem in the past, but maybe it's become one? I haven't reconfigured my system just to test this theory, but maybe you can confirm or refute it. I really enjoy the integration of B&P, SuperJam!, and PatchMeister. Having to actually load the SJ song by hand may seem like a small thing (it *is,* after all), but I'm spoiled- I want my power back! Thanks- Bob
#29946From: Adam Nitti @ BlueRiMay 11, 1993 3:25 PM
Hi, Bob: Are you still using versions 1.0 for SuperJAM! and Bars & Pipes? I realize now that I may have misunderstood you. As I stated before in "SuperJAM! measure #'s," I have been investigating your reports with SuperJAM! 1.1 and Bars & Pipes 2.0. Let me know which ones you have-that will help me out… Adam Nitti
#29980From: Bob AshforthMay 12, 1993 8:11 PM
You're working with the same versions I am- see my earlier reply for details- Bob