SP-FORUMS

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i hear a lot about people using the following "older" sequencers:
yamaha rm1x
yamaha rs7000
emu command stations (mp7 or xl7)
alesis mmt-8

and of course mpcs!

there is a big range of price in the above list, the mmt-8s are pretty cheap and supposed to be really really solid for live ...

its just that you are exporting broadcast .wav or something similar. there are lots of different kinds of encoding that can be used and still have the .wav extension. protools is using a fancier type of wave, that probably includes other information in the file.

can you export as .aif from pro ...

when you export out of protools you probably have some extra options for like stereo interlaced or split stereo wave. i dunno i know cubase and nuendo have some weird wave options. i don't remember what the option was, but it used to mess me up when trying to use the .wavs with other software or my ...

is that one that uses the isolator? if so that very much is not a mute group workaround.

it is a track mute/only having 1 track per pattern workaround.

damn! nice sample track.

the backup function only backs up banks A and B as far as i can tell.

i plan on just copying the whole roland folder on the CF card into a folder on my computer then adding the date like so:
Roland-06052008

if i have any songs tracked out on my computer that use the samples from a particular ...

first off you need either:
2 sets of rca cables
and 4 rca to 1/4" adapter plugs

or:
2 dual mono 1/4" to rca cables (hosa makes some Guitar Center sells them)

hook them up like this:
909 effect send (L and R) to 404 line in (L and R)
404 line out (L and R) to 909 effect return (L and R ...

are you trying to use the 909 effects on the 404?

or the 404 effects on the 909?

im new here and all but i think select patterns is genius

i voted for it but the results still say it has 0 so i dunno whats up with that.

its too hard to explain what im saying if you've never used ableton much less a computer to make music.

it can be as easy or as hard as you make it. you could simply track (record) your sp stuff (patterns) into something like ableton then bang out new patterns using a pad controller. the computer ...

im not from chicago, but i have a friend that used to live in saint louis. i think thats not super far from you. a few hours. anyways if you are ever in stl there is this amazing record store thats in an old public library. huge and dusty. you could spend all day there with a portable table and ...

i didnt know the 808s had mute groups! thats good to know.
i was checking out the 555 manual and couldn't find anything i might ask around about it though. if it had mute groups i'd be sold with the loop capabilities and a few other things it has.

whats so awesome about mute groups is that you ...

it sounds like you are growing out of the sp and into needing (or wanting) an mpc. mpc has mute groups (pads that cut off other pads). thats exactly what you are talking about. even the 500 has them.

mute groups are good shit!

i just got a 404 i wish it had at least 1 mute group. and note ...