SP-FORUMS

well ay there you go!

do any of you get your SP's serviced? I wasn't sure if many people knew you could since I saw some things about knobs getting really loose, but I took mine a while back and got new pads on mine and they adjusted the knob pots too.. I went to a local Roland dealer here in Houston and got it back in a ...

I use a combination of both but I prefer to construct the drum pattern of a song with the pattern sequencer, followed by the chops or synths, after that if I want to do some effects n stuff I resample effects on to certain stuff then I mix the track down on the machine and the record it out live ...

did you try switching the mic setting from Hi-z to normal? that may fix the problem

the 555 has a 3 band EQ I don't use it much since I prefer the raw sound, but if you want more specific equalization opposed to the isolator I would go with that, it's surprisingly good considering how limiting 3 bands are..

I was able to do this a while back when I was rocking 2 SP-555's, i had the midi clocks synced to each other so any effect I did would still be in time with the sequencer as it was recorded into the other machine, it can be useful live when using the compressor to make the ducking/side chaining like ...

when I use to produce under this name, I made a Lo-Fi tape using my 555 & a microkorg, it's just a live take of 6 lofi beats I made in a few hours, the synths were recorded into the 555 as samples and everything from effect to mix down was done.. paid homage to Dorian Concept, J Dilla & Dibiase in ...