SP-FORUMS

Hey so I made most of this in Ableton but captured samples with my 303 and then ran the mix through my 404 into my 303 and did live DJ effects over it.

I find it still has that SP sampler sound/vibe too it.


Let me know what you think!

Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyNsrFH_PqQ ...

doesn't backing up just do a/b banks? thats how it is on the 404, so you move the pattern to one of those banks, create the backup, which includes all sounds in a/b and patterns in a/b, then move the backup out of the internals into c/d, then load the back up which will be everything exactly how it ...

I just remembered I have an extra smart media card I can put in to do the trick on without effecting my samples on banks C/D.

I still need help with copying and loading back ups.

Hey So I'm using a 303 but I'm sure it's the same as the 404 which I also have.


I just got into pattern sequencing and I now want to copy a pattern so I can make another part of the beat.

Firstly a lot of people explain what do to to achieve it but not whats happening.
I've been looking this up ...

Sweet thanks!

Guess I just have to record it hot to get better recreation.


I knew SP's were digital, yet they are analog at the same time.
Hardware and circuit wise.

Shit just sounds much nicer when stuff it put on them.

Hey so I'm wondering how you usually record with the SP 303/404, or any others with the highest sound quality in mind.

I've recored stereo into an interface with RCA/1/4' and sent things from an interface into a 404 then back.
I wonder if it would be better to use an RCA/unbalanced cable out of the ...

IIIII wrote:another thing is recording in stereo with only the R or L input connected, so the opposite channel has no choice but to be silent.

^ This is genius.

It's primitive and is a really hard pan but it's something.
I just tired it.

I guess it makes it easier too if you have 2 SPs or a tape machine.