Hey just to show some other ish you can do on the SP I made this little vid where I just eff with the pad oscillator, D-Beam, & BPM Slice & Flange.
No beats or samples were used- hey.. I was bored

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oE8QwkgA03A

good shit, there needs to be more vids with the 606 thanks for uplloading

hello
thanx for the sp-606 vids, like that we got a better idea of this little beast.
i also saw that from you: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-yR4P8Cp8Y&feature=related...the sp rocks...

....and the asr-x pro too http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4z9eK2FA80&feature=channel_page...
i have the possibility do buy one asr-x (not pro) what do you think about it?also how do you make asr-x files communicate with a portable pc? scsi it's a problem...
peace

Hey man glad you've been checking the vids.
Making vids is a fun way to blow off steam after producing music all day.

If you can grab an ASRX for $250 ish I'd consider it.

I no longer F with file transfer for any of my samplers- takes too long.
I just sample right off the DAW. But on the X you can file transfer relatively easy since the sounds are saved in the machine as AIFF files.
You can just throw sounds on a ZIP (remember those?), press a bunch of buttons and assign them to the X pads. But the ASRX analog inputs sound great, and there's even a dedicated adjustment knob for that.
I love the X cuz it has decent on-board sounds, incredible effects, and #1 for me is you can use it as a module (ie: play it with a controller keyboard, do pitch bending, crazy mods, etc...) I got it for mad cheap off CL. I sampled all of it's drum sounds into the 606 on LONG mode and man do they sound dope on the SP.

Even with the SP-606 now, I just sample it digital- all that card transfer shit is a drag, and it Fs up my flow + you get the (I think) added benefit of running the audio through the sampler's input- it's more immediate & rewarding.

i wish i wish, but it comes for 300euro (377 dollars)....