SP-FORUMS

Sick as hell! Any special tricks would be well received. Looks like u are using the pattern sequencer a lot on the MK2 and more fx and one shots on the other?

Thanks!

I dig it, visuals and music

Nother unn

https://soundcloud.com/auditorsounds/secret-is-my-name

By the way, I got tired of the short delay time on the sp so I hooked mine up to a delay pedal (that has a looper built in) and im finding much more crazy results with the longer delay time. Also, a looper is a samplers best friend.

Not that I know of. However, you could sample what you got, and then fuck with the bpm on the new sample.

Listening at work right now and really diggin this. The drums are just sloppy enough and I really like when you garble the samples...is that djfx looper doin that?

nuvexy. wrote:I got an Sp-404SX the other day and just uploaded my first track with it. I'd really appreciate some feedback. Loveeeeeeee the machine so far.

https://soundcloud.com/nuvexy/meraki

Smooth shit mang. I dug it

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how is the esq-1? i got the asrx and i like how this beast sounds...in general, all ensoniqs sound very nice...[/quote]


The esq is my baby. I got if for $300 and learned synthesis with it (sort of). It sounds great especially if you pair it with delay + reverb pedals. The ...

I can't remember what else it does, but if you hold it down you can assign an effect to multiple pads. Also you can preset the effect parameters with it I think, but I haven't fucked with that at all.

I know, it is sad. I'm trying to stay away from the computer as much as possible because I stare at a screen eight hours a day for work. I'm thinking of getting an old EMX-1 or something because it looks kind of like a simpler RS7000

Oh, and I can't recall the answer to number 2 because I don't have mine here with me. I think you can though. Same goes fro question 1, hopefully someone more knowledgeable will chime in

I'm pretty new to the sx too, but the answer to number 3 is yes, and number 4 is no.

Also Teebs most likely resamples different parts of a beat as he adds to it, and then sequences them on the computer. Sampling is an art, and it does take time to get good at it. Also, definitely check out the ...