New X2 PRoducer Owner: Dimension Pro Help

if you are asking what I think you are asking...no. Best bet is to load that program while in multimtimbral mode and delete the other elements and save as a new program

In Dimension Pro click on the Options button (looks like a screwdriver... 2nd button to the right of the program name). Select Set Program as Multitimbral. There's limitations... you can assign each of the 4 elements to a different sound and you have to access them on channels 1, 2, 3, and 4. 

Erik_Rises

So let say I created a new program and I save it as "Program 1". (this program has lets say 3 elements) 

I then open another instance of DimPron to use as multi-timbral (4 channel), can I load "Program 1" as one of the elements?

No, you can't do that because a Program in Dim Pro consists of the four elements. You can't load a Program into an element. While technically Dim Pro can be multitimbral, it's much easier to use by having a separate instance for each sound you want to have in your project.


Scott

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Thank you. I also read somewhere that using multiple instances of DimPro isn't too taxing on your system. It looks like running several instances might be the best option.