using MFX2 (tape echo),
put the 2nd knob at hard left, 3rd knob at hard right,
then, when you resample, turn knob 1 at a "fixed rate" like cruise control on a car... going faster or slower at any time will make the signal jittery...

to pitch up, go from right to left, and to pitch down, from left to right. Resample this procedure until you get the desired pitch

works better for drums than anything else, but it gives you about 3 seconds of pitching as opposed to using DJFX (about 1/2 sec)

that is a cool workaround. tricky to nail, but pretty great.

yeah, i tried this a bit but got fristrated trying to get the right pitch... now I just use my ESX for anything that needs pitching.

this is good for those dire situations when you're stuck on a desert island with only your 404............
good looks KEL, you are the 404 beast
,{...., Im going to use my MicroSampler on that pitch tip. }

Thanks for this! It works quite well with kicks and snares.

Longer samples get fucked up as usual though.

THANK YOU.
i had this question.
pitching down on my 202 i do on every song, so i've just been sampling each thing on there first....

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