The two versions bounced, then switched the phase of one and they both canceled out. One time, only using audio files that were recorded on audio tracks (what an inconvenience to set them, especially when you have to alter the groove ) ) and then with MIDI. To access your BATTERY 3 content via the main Library tab under User content select the Battery 3 Library folder and click Import.I ran a test where the entire drum pattern was made twice with exactly the same samples. Your BATTERY 3 Kits will now available for selection.

Locate the Battery 3 Library folder via the Files browser.

After the resaving process is complete go to the BATTERY 4 browser and click the Files tab.

After this is complete BATTERY 4 will begin Resaving kits. It may take some time while BATTERY 4 resolves all the missing sample paths. Select Point to Folder to manually select the Battery 3 Library folder. If BATTERY 4 notices any missing samples a dialog window will open allowing you to relocate them.

BATTERY 4 will begin searching for any missing BATTERY 3 samples.

If you have already created a backup of the Battery 3 Library it is safe to click Yes. Select the Battery 3 Library folder on your hard drive and click Choose.

Launch BATTERY 4 and select Tools > Batch Resave.

This library copy can be used exclusively with BATTERY 3. This is very important as converting your Battery 3 Library to the BATTERY 4 format will break compatibility between the Battery 3 Library and BATTERY 3. Important Note: If you wish to continue using the Battery 3 Library within BATTERY 3 it is necessary to make a copy of the Library before converting it to the new BATTERY 4 format. To import BATTERY 3 kits into BATTERY 4 follow the steps below: This feature makes BATTERY 3 content available for selection in the BATTERY 4 as well as in the MASCHINE 2 Browser. Since BATTERY 4.1.5 it is possible to batch resave BATTERY 3 kits to the new BATTERY 4 format.

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