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Submitted by nologin (not verified) on Tue, 2006-10-03 14:49

Is there a limit on how many waves you can have loaded at one time on the full version? I know the demo is three but what is the maxium for the full version?

Thanks!!!

BBise

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Submitted by chris on Tue, 2006-10-03 19:24

Hi BBise,

currently you can add up to 99 slots using the PRO version.
Is this sufficient for you?

Hope this helps.

Christof

Submitted by Cees (not verified) on Sun, 2010-10-17 22:02

Hi,

I want to use combiwave for playing soundeffects on basketball games. I need more then 99 slots ... Is this possible?

Regards,

Cees

Submitted by Hackneyal (not verified) on Tue, 2010-12-07 13:36

To do this you'll have to run multiple schemes and enable swapping between them using quick schemes.

Set up several schemes that contain all the sounds you want to use - save them to a folder on the desktop (or anywhere that convenient for you) be logical about their naming.

open combiwave again and go to the options dialog and use the tab called Quick Schemes. Click on the button at the right had end (with the 3 little dots - it's not obvious that it's a button.) assign each scheme in turn to an F Key

DOing this you can assign your schemes to F keys and swap between schemes very quickly using the F keys - there's 8 F keys available so thats about 800 slots if you use them all - I imagine that will be enough

Submitted by als (not verified) on Sat, 2013-06-01 23:53

How to assign hot keys to 99 slots?
I use PRO 4.4.66.0 but can not assign so many hot key.

It is not possible to use "Shift + A", "Ctrl + A" or "Alt-A" as het key, so there are not 99 key combinations enough for 99 slots.