I made a simple chart to guide how I could use the overlaps: //////////////////////////////////////////////// //////////////////////Hello///////////////////// //////////////////////////////////////////////// /////+------------------------------------+///// /////|(04)ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdef|///// /////|(08)A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P |///// /////|(12)A65B C50D E F40G H I J K?|///// /////|(16)A B C D E F G H |///// /////|(20)A B C D E F G?|///// /////|(24)A70707B C D E F?|///// /////|(28)A B C303030D E???|///// /////|(32)A B0000000C D2020202|///// /////+------------------------------------+///// //////////////////////////////////////////////// //////////////////////////////////////////////// //////////////////////////////////////////////// Where each space going horizontally represents 4 units of waveform entry. The N106 takes waveforms divisible by 4, down to 32 units long, shown vertically. Each letter represents a new bank where A = 0, B = 1, C = 2, etc.) Below, is where the channels would be set: //////////////////////////////////////////////// //////////////////////Hello///////////////////// //////////////////////////////////////////////// /////+------------------------------------+///// /////|(04)ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdef|///// /////|(08)A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P |///// /////|(12)ATTB CPPD E FQRG H I J K?|///// /////|(16)A B C D E F G H |///// /////|(20)A B C D E F G?|///// /////|(24)AUUUUUB C D E F?|///// /////|(28)A B CSSSSSSD E???|///// /////|(32)A BVWVWVWVC DVWaltVW|///// /////+------------------------------------+///// //////////////////////////////////////////////// //////////////////////////////////////////////// //////////////////////////////////////////////// (copypasta) In other words, call upper channels with little empty (straitline, silent, zero'd out, etc.) waveform patterns, then lower in the mml source (but simultaneous during playback) set a part with a busy larger waveform sharing the same bank space, and the upper channels will have sound! In other OTHER words, Farler's Ultimate PPMCK ref had a lovely bank chart that explained the few years of tearing my hair out whenever I'd write something with a simple instrument change causing a seemingly unrelated channel playing a bass line to freak out or drop out entirely. 3:30 PM 9/12/2010 - ionustron