> Looking for a little help here. Recently purchase a Mandala 2.0 and
> have the most current software update. I really need to be able to use
> imported sounds with the Mandala software. I have atempted to import
> sounds that I have located in my "user sounds" file and they are the
> correct file type. However when I go to select that new sound from the
> zone drop down list it only shows up in the list one time and then
> goes away. When I do select if from the list it shows up as being
> assinged to that particular zone. However it does not produce the
> actual sound rather some other random sound that has nothing to do
> with what I just selected as my newly imported sample. I know this may
> sound a little confusing, but has anyone else had the same problem. I
> hate to rely on Battery 3 because I like the precise control the
> Mandala software offers over the pad sensitivity. Thanks!

> Could Vista be screwing this up? Do I need to run the program in some
> conformant mode?

> Jerrod

> Also did you create the UserSounds folder in the same folder where the  
> application is?

> On 19/03/2008, at 12:50 PM, jl...@hotmail.com wrote:

> > Looking for a little help here. Recently purchase a Mandala 2.0 and
> > have the most current software update. I really need to be able to use
> > imported sounds with the Mandala software. I have atempted to import
> > sounds that I have located in my "user sounds" file and they are the
> > correct file type. However when I go to select that new sound from the
> > zone drop down list it only shows up in the list one time and then
> > goes away. When I do select if from the list it shows up as being
> > assinged to that particular zone. However it does not produce the
> > actual sound rather some other random sound that has nothing to do
> > with what I just selected as my newly imported sample. I know this may
> > sound a little confusing, but has anyone else had the same problem. I
> > hate to rely on Battery 3 because I like the precise control the
> > Mandala software offers over the pad sensitivity. Thanks!

> > Could Vista be screwing this up? Do I need to run the program in some
> > conformant mode?

> > Jerrod- Hide quoted text -

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> On Mar 18, 11:21 pm, Kim Wisniewski <kimwisniew...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > There's a little button next to the zone button that changes it from  
> > factory sounds, to user sounds. You need to change each zone so it  
> > uses your custom sounds.

> > Also did you create the UserSounds folder in the same folder where the  
> > application is?

> > On 19/03/2008, at 12:50 PM, jl...@hotmail.com wrote:

> > > Looking for a little help here. Recently purchase a Mandala 2.0 and
> > > have the most current software update. I really need to be able to use
> > > imported sounds with the Mandala software. I have atempted to import
> > > sounds that I have located in my "user sounds" file and they are the
> > > correct file type. However when I go to select that new sound from the
> > > zone drop down list it only shows up in the list one time and then
> > > goes away. When I do select if from the list it shows up as being
> > > assinged to that particular zone. However it does not produce the
> > > actual sound rather some other random sound that has nothing to do
> > > with what I just selected as my newly imported sample. I know this may
> > > sound a little confusing, but has anyone else had the same problem. I
> > > hate to rely on Battery 3 because I like the precise control the
> > > Mandala software offers over the pad sensitivity. Thanks!

> > > Could Vista be screwing this up? Do I need to run the program in some
> > > conformant mode?

> > > Jerrod- Hide quoted text -

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