SP-FORUMS

Guys,

How do you each go about constructing snare tails, decaying hits? I'm curious about how some of you do this. Loop and fade in software, reverb out and resample? What do you find works better when building your beats?

The microkorg is roughly the same size. Being popular, you should be able to pick one up relatively cheaply, it's light and has a lot of depth for a synth of its size.

I'm always amused by the size of the 303 when sat next to the 2000xl, all that space saved.

Any current links for this?

Anyone with another link?

I like it. Nice washed out pads soaked in reverb. I also like how the kicks don't slam me in the side of my head. The crunchy snares (with more reverb) are nice too. I think that you've achieved a nice washed out and dreamy collection.
My only criticism would be that the rhythm could move a bit more ...

Great.

That track was quite nice IIGreen, I'd say open up the vault sooner.

Got any links to those early improvisations IllGreen?

Always great stuff from Nick tha 1da

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Sp related bit

While Mbaye and trumpeter Roger Ongolo solo, Hebden provides the sampled spice through a daisy-chained set of two Boss SP-303 Dr. Sample phrase samplers on one channel and a third SP-303 on the other, running the whole setup through a Pioneer DJ M600 mixer and playing it with his ...

I have the Juno 6 and the sub is incredible, forget about added extras to give the sound more 'body' or 'warmth'.

They could do away with pattern mode in my opinion. It would be far more useful to have real looping capabilities, such as overdub and playback while recording and yes, a usuable pitch shift would make the SP so much more useful.

Keep it. The tone of those old Junos are fantastic.

Thanks for the info Lonestar.

I'm into creative limitions but some restrictions (such as this one) are just plain annoying.

Cheers