SP-606 and the Software

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jasonldrummer
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SP-606 and the Software

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Hello,
I am new to the forums and I have a question. First of all, I don't even have my 606 yet but, it's on its way... can't wait!
Here is the question.... When using the software, when you make a pattern or sample do you have to have the computer to play it? I mean, everything I do with the software can it be saved on to the 606 without using the computer like in "live" situations? Thanks.
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Post by 606man »

That's right.

One of the things I love about this box is that you can use it in the studio with a computer and take it out on stage WITHOUT the computer. I'd always wanted to take the 'computer tricks' I know away from the comp and the 606 lets me do it. 8)
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606 and the software

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Thanks for the reply it is exactly what I wanted to hear. I should be seeing the 606 at anytime now and I can't wait to get working on it.
Thanks again :D
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SP606 and the software

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Have another question....
I know I can use the P606 software to make loops and such and then use the SP606 without the computer especially, in a live situation. My question is can you change the tempo after I have put it on the SP606?? Especially, when I use it "live" without the computer!!
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Post by 606man »

Yes, to an extent.

If you wish to change the BPM only slightly, like +/- 5BPM, then no worries (just make sure you use the right settings on the sample, especially the bpm sync)

If you wish to make big changes to the BPM, like +/- 30BPM or whatever, then it's best to actually save more than one copy of the loop, at each different BPM.
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