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chummslick
 Post subject: recording my beats as a complete track ?
PostPosted: Sun Jan 04, 2009 8:24 am 
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Hi everybody ! have had my SP for a week or so now (loving it) i have a question , ok i have a nice drum backing track going and some samples over the top using 3 pads from bank C . Sounds great when it's all playing together but how do i record / save it just the way it is ? PS: i also have a BOSS BR 600 8 track recorder that i have just bought , any advice would be most welcome :)
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i guess what i was meaning was more is there a way of saving my track on the sp without dividing it up ? if that makes any sense :?
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