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That's on you my friend. Either wait until you can get a good deal on a 5 volt 2mb/4mb card, or swap it for a 303/404/505/606.....?

I'd find out at least if you order another card, and it doesn't work, then it might be the 202's memory card reader is the culprit. But you won't know until you try ...

Sounds like you had a faulty card, even though it was the right voltage. That's gonna hurt your pocket book to replace it. I'd feel just as pissed off as you're maybe going to feel.



I'm thinking it isn't even worth it to replace. So now, the SP-202 is basically... useless to me? Dammit. I need ...

ritchrd wrote:same shit happened to me.. check and see how many volts your card is. if its 3.3 its not gonna work. the 202 only takes 5 volt cards. and this is a perfect segue for me to sayyyyyyyyyyy ANYBODY WANNA TRADE A 5 VOLT FOR MY 3.3?

Looks like it's a 5 volt. Well, what the fck?!?!

I have a feeling my SP-202 is not reading the memory card. It seems that I have only factory default sampling time even with the card in. I've attempted to erase all previous saves on the card and format it. Neither of these things have resulted in me getting the extended sample time. Can anyone ...

This was really great! I assume you had the blessing of the supervillain to release this EP? Considering you have some really sweet looking and official looking merch (the shirts)?


Not really... I don't think you need anybody approval to put good quality ish out there, music is free tho... so he ...

Green Dutch wrote:nice track

Thanks fam. You're murder beat was good too.

I used the 202 for effects mostly. All the sequencing and mixing was done in Ableton.

https://soundcloud.com/rznormal/grime-murder

Edit: Feedback appreciated as well!

This tape is a fckn CTA pass! Word. Nice to see some chicago representation. This tape was super dope.

This was really great! I assume you had the blessing of the supervillain to release this EP? Considering you have some really sweet looking and official looking merch (the shirts)?

ritchrd wrote:i like to record the break pitched down and then make the kicks turn on the red light just barley when recording

Followed you quick! That 132 Jigglypuff song was dope.

The manual states 2 or 4MB 5v cards. Mine came with a 4MB card works fine.
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I wonder if there is something wrong with my 202 then. Because I'm mostly interested in the extended sampling time you get with the card, not saving samples. But every time I use the "remain" button to check the amount ...

Oh no. So what you're saying is if I have a 4mb 5volt card it won't work? It needs to be 2mb? Because that might explain why I still don't have extended sample time even when I put the 4mb card in. Shit...

if you have a turntable or tape deck with pitch control, you could sample drums pitched up and then use the pitch effect to slow them back down. or filters, or reduced quality record mode might do the trick.

i always felt that hifi on the 202 was gritty and lofi enough on its own, so i can only ...

Sorry to be a forum leech and not contribute but I'm new to the machine. I'll contribute where I can in the future, rest assured. But I was wondering how folks usually treat their drum breaks in the 202 to give them some real grit and punch? Aside from mixing them later in a DAW, what are some of ...

all you need is an audio track.

once you record your sample into ableton live, you can crop and reloop your sample.

I usually tap-tempo the bpm of the loop in ableton live and then use the warp function to stretch it into the right amount of bars that fit the sample.

Sweet! Would you mind ...