Pad Responsiveness on SP-202

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RZtheEscapist
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Pad Responsiveness on SP-202

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Hi guys. I'm new to the forum and to the SP-202. I just got it today and have been having a good time with it. I noticed though, that my pads are not responsive enough to play faster drum beats. I mean like after I have chopped up a drum break and am finger drumming. Is this just how the 202 is or is this a result of it being an old and used machine? I do realize the pads are not velocity sensitive and probably are not on par with something like MPC pads. Has anyone ever done mods for pad sensitivity?

Thanks Much!
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Re: Pad Responsiveness on SP-202

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Yeah the 202s processor must be a little too slow for fast drumming, its a shame, its best for playing back samples or looped drums, if you pair it up with the 404 though sampling the 202 output can get around all its limitations
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Re: Pad Responsiveness on SP-202

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ya I feel like I have noticed this on the 505 and 555 too. Not the 404SX though. Kind of frustrating esp when there is a sub pad like on the 555.
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