SP-FORUMS

If you aren’t gonna share the deets, tho, why tell us about this?

The SP-202 doesn’t have enough going on inside to manage a filesystem, it’s writing raw data directly to the card, so there’s nothing for an OS to mount.

Think of it this way: a memory card is blank paper. You can write things on the blank paper, but if the person trying to read it doesn’t know ...

While we're on the subject of the 808s FX, i'll also tell you about a secret trick I've discovered, @Headphones.. :wink:

There's a couple of algorithms on the 808 that when you combine them you get an amazing Vinyl Sim style FX simulator...

Vinyl simulation is one of the stock preset effects ...

Also, for $200 you could just buy an Akai MCD card reader, which is a drop-in that doesn’t require any futzing. That price is nutso.

Unfortunately, you can have either the hard drive, or the beat matching/effects/synthesizer/sequencer from the 808, but not both.

Less confusing and more direct answer: no, you can’t copy samples between pads on the 202, and there’s no internal resampling.

Girru wrote:

Girru wrote:Every effect is uable in some way.

...apart from Ring Mod.

Ring mod’s great for mangling drum samples for hard house and the like. I can even imagine using the zipper effect as you twist the knob for something. Way more useful so far than the delay.