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Found 'em

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmpSVfIRUIk

Hey folks, I've been looking for these drums here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wl5a_XDdxPQ

starts at 2:20

it's from Doug E Fresh "The Show", as far as I know.

Anyone can help?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqB7wp9QIhg

Easy way

primetec wrote:

khuf1 wrote:have it in loop mode and just press the both pads at the same time then the 1 st pad that is running will stop and the other pad will continue, there is a manual on rolands website i think if you dont got one.

If I press both at the same time, they play both together.

Got it now!

khuf1 wrote:have it in loop mode and just press the both pads at the same time then the 1 st pad that is running will stop and the other pad will continue, there is a manual on rolands website i think if you dont got one.

If I press both at the same time, they play both together.

Hi there, is it possible to

1. hit one sample. Sample starts and keeps going on.

1. hit a second pad. Sample changes immediately from 1. to second pad and the 2 keeps going on.

Hi guys, simple question (hopefully)

I recorded a pattern and want to play some samples over it.

Now is the pattern too loud - or the samples are too soft, even though volume is on max - I guess I recorded the samples too soft...

Anyway, is there a possibility to change either the one or the ...

It won't run on a Mac, will it?

1. try to time stretch the guitar, hit the pad so it is 'selected', then hit the bpm button, and use the first effect knob to change the tempo, i would record the pattern as you want it without the guitar, and then exit record mode, play the pattern, and play the guitar live over the pattern while ...

[insert name of probable awesome 404sx effect that probably does this more reliably than 'time/bpm'].

Which is...?

I got the SP since yesterday, so don't blame me if I don't know how all things work..

Oh, btw, even with "this miraculous effect" it should be possible while recording the pattern ...

Wait man, I'm not talking about those "buggin-samples". :wink: That's a different story.

Here I'm talking about a guitar sample, for instance. So I play the drums and everything around it...and it happens that the guitar sample is too fast.

:?:

I think I could make the whole drum pattern faster ...

SP 404sx

LimpyLoo wrote:Alright, well, I have a couple ideas, but what are you trying to do: simulate this, or take the root sample ("bug") and pitch that up/down?

This one.

LimpyLoo wrote:you wouldn't be trying to play those BUGGIN' samples, would you!?!

Sure...my final idea is something like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSrHfmHYwOs



Come on man, help me!

LimpyLoo wrote:Are you trying to impress a girl?

Happily married, dude