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I think that is the best way to work around it . Editing your cust and loops and then importing the files. Huph's suggestion worked just as well also by 2x the BPM.

What I have done to create some mash up vibes is sample a beat, looped it perfectly and thes making my cuts on the turntable vibing ...

waz up man. Have you ever recorded samples ie loops from records and combined them into a pattern on the sp 404
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"It could be that your loops are a little off of a whole number BPM, if that makes sense. Your BPM may be 86 1/2 BPM, but you can fix that by setting the Pattern to 173 BPM (86.5 x2) and adjusting your quantization accordingly"


Just to clarify......I adjust the BPM of the samples prior to ...

Once again thanks for the response everyone much appreciated.

i will try and give it a go. I basically got some old african drumming records from my dad. So I have recorded some of the loops, and now I am trying to layer other samples on top of that to record a pattern.
Kind of like a "mash up CD ...

Thanks man. I tried that, but its kinda getting frustrating. each loop is either a bit long or short, so it can't gel together. If i was on 2 decks it would be a breeze. Technology hey.....lol

When creating a pattern using multiple samples, do I have to ensure all the BPM matches
before recording, or does the sp 404 automatically adjusts the beats.

For instance recording a pattern using samples I generated from my turntable.
I looped all the versus, bass line, and beats on to individual ...