apparently four tet uses 4 sp404's, when i read this . . i started thinking about possibilities... does anyone do it?

It probably wouldnt give you much extra if you only work in the studio apart from saving time, but if youre interested in live performance it would give you many more options (eg 2 patterns running at once. . luxury!. . or stop one sp-404 to resample while the other one holds the beat)

Anyhow anyone running more than one sp in some kinda configuration?

yeah we run 2x606 when we play live. It's pretty good for live.

It's great in the studio too, as you can use one sp the capture the performance of the other as a sample using the EXT SEQ function.... viola! pattern sampling!

Yeah, I've taken two 303's hooked into a fader and recorded some ill live music.

Ive used 2 404s and 2 turntables all hooked to a mixer and able to sample from everything. I didnt get a chance to play with it as much as I would have liked...but it was wonderfull

Im in the market for a second hand 303 to go with the 404. Its mainly for live use, but im actually anticipating making tracks with it along with the 404....

I currently have only an SP 202. I plan on getting a 303 or 404 at some point, simply for the effects (there's only six of them on the 202) and sample chopping and increased polyphony etc. I love my 202, so I can only assume a 303 or 404 is that much better. I've never used a 303 or 404 before. I'm hoping when the 555 comes out mad people will be selling their 404s.

I'll be rocking 2 sp303's and a Yamaha SU200. I'm thinking about maybe getting a dj mixer with 4-5 channnels so I can crossfade back and forth between them all. I might be also wanting a Kaoss pad down the road as well.