Copy of drumset does not work

Hello,
i like to make a copy of a drumset. for this i open the drumset an do the command “copy as” with a new filename. After this i close the drumset without saving. After this i want to import the new drumset but bbmgr says that a drumset wit identical content already exists.

Whats wrong?

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This might help: BB Manager doesn't see name change?

Werner,

You need to change the name of the drumset here before your save it:

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Click on the kit name, right below “Drumset Maker” and a Drumset details window will appear. You need to enter your new name of the kit in this box. Then you can “Save Drumset As” with the new name. After that, Beat Buddy Manager will allow you to import the newly named kit.

Phil

Sorry but this does not work for me.
I do all the steps as you said but after importing there is no new drumset listed.
See attached pictures

Werner,

I think I know what is wrong, and It’s my fault for not remembering to tell you this. It looks like you’ve done everything correctly up through creating the kit with the new name in your kits folder on your hard drive.

At this step, I generally quit BB Manager, and when I am asked if I want to save the changes I have made, I select “No.” This keeps the kit you altered with its original name, in your case, NP Rock 02 WG Bass 60-91. Otherwise, if you have selected “yes” to keep the changes, your original kit is named NP Rock 02 WG Bass 60-91 in the list of kits, but its name will be NP Rock 04 WG Bass 60-91 in the box under “Drumset Maker.”

To correct the problem from your current state, Start BB Manager, and select the NP Rock 02 WG Bass 60-91 for editing in Drumset Maker. Check the title under the Drumset Maker box. If it is currently NP Rock 04 WG Bass 60-91 you will need to first change it to NP Rock 02 WG Bass 60-91, then do Drumsets>Save Drumset. This will get the old name stored properly into BB Manager. After that, import the NP Rock 04 WG Bass 60-91, from your hard drive.

Then, you should see the NP Rock 04 WG Bass 60-91 at the bottom of your drum kits list. Select the kit to make it active, and then double click its name to open it for editing. This time, when you are asked if you want to keep the changes to your project, select “yes.” After that, the new kit should open and be ready for editing.

Phil

Hello Phil,
thank you for your help. I did everything as you described but i could not make it work. Then i did it again with another drumset and now everythin works. Why, i dont know?

Werner

some things with BB are still a mystery!