Korg NAUTILUS Series Operation Manual page 220

Loading & saving data
10.Use ".KSC Allocation" to specify whether or not to
erase any samples currently in memory.
Append will leave all currently-loaded SAMPLING
mode, EXs, and User Sample Bank data intact.
SAMPLING mode Multisamples and Samples will be
loaded into the next available vacant numbers following
the existing data.
Clear Sampling Mode Data will erase all Multisamples
and Samples from SAMPLING mode, and load the data
in the same configuration with which it was saved.
Existing EXs and User Sample Bank data is left intact.
Clear All is similar to Clear Sampling Mode Data,
above, but also un-loads existing EXs and User Sample
Bank data before loading the new .KSC file. This frees up
the most memory for the new .KSC.
You can use the information at the bottom of the dialog
box, including Memory Required, (Memory) Available,
and Enough slots for Samples & MS, to determine
whether or not you need to free up room for the new
.KSC.
11.Set the Load Method for EXs and User Sample Banks
as desired.
This sets the preferred way to load the EXs and User
Sample Bank data in the KSC: load it into RAM, or use
Virtual Memory. Note that if the data is extremely large,
and would not fit into RAM regardless of which other
samples were loaded, the data will use Virtual Memory
regardless of this setting.
These settings apply only to EXs and User Sample
Banks; Sampling Mode Data is always loaded into RAM.
RAM: The samples will be loaded into RAM.
Virtual Memory: The samples will use Virtual Memory.
KSC Settings: KSCs can store separate load method
settings for each Multisample or Drumsample, based on
the settings when the KSC was saved. Setting Load
Method for EXs and User Sample Banks to KSC
Settings uses these individual settings.
12.Press the OK button to load the data.
Never remove or disconnect USB storage devices while
data is being loaded.
Loading multiple files at once
You can use "wildcards" to specify multiple .KMP, .KSF,
.AIF, .WAV, SoundFont 2, Akai Program, and Akai Sample
files, and load them simultaneously. For more information,
see "Loading multiple files at once" on page 713 of the PG.
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