i hold cancel and resample and the sp-404 says fil, then i hit resample and its supposed to say exp but it says ehp for some reason. i tried to record it anyways and it seemed like it was but it wasn't on the memory card when i put it on my computer. does anybody know why it says ehp instead of exp? i've exported samples before

well that was no help - seriously i finished a track yesterday and was so happy that it sounded decent but now it won't let me export..

no ones had the problem where it says "E.H.T."? i have no idea what that even stands for

check the manual, i'm sure its in there.

i did check the manual and it's not in there

can't you just record your newly finished beat straight out the box?

you sure it means to be an 'h'? Some of the symbols they had to get pretty creative with what counted, because of the 7-segment displays, so you might find that they mean for 'h' to be a different character... there should be pictures of them all in the manual i think

yo i just tested it on the sp404, it kinda looks like a "EHP" but it means "EXP" its because there are no diagonal letters

what do you mean record it straight out the box? btw dig your song 'imitations' just listened to it

If I havent got confused..... Record the sp audio out as a stereo track into a laptop/multitrack instead of export the samples and rearranging

Cheers man, every nod appreciated. I do need to update the sound cloud

what i mean is how can i record my finished work into ableton or audacity? i have the rca cables and i know how to bring a sample into my 404, but i don't know how to take my song off the 404. while were at it is there a way to drag samples into the 404 too without having to record it manually, drag n drop?

alright i had to take a picture because I still can't figure out how to export and i need to share my songs! any help???

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Thats how its supposed to look. its supposed to be an X not an H.

cancel + resample

then press resample again

then select the pad you want to export

then press record

just record it into ableton or audacity then. done.

how do i do that? i really am frustrated trying to figure out how to send it to one of those programs

right, do you have an audio interface?? if you got a mic input on your laptop, get a twin rca cable to mini jack, plug it in. go to an ableton track and select the built in mic jack as an input, play your sp and you should see the meters moving, then just record. consult the ableton manual as i haven't used it in a while but think that's correct. really easy stuff, you will kick yourself when you got it working. good luck.