Any tips on pitchshifting workarounds?

[Retur]

Hey all!

I got the 404OG some weeks ago and i love it! The only big issues i have with it is the missing pitch-function.

I made a beat, using chopped samples from a turntable, I sequenced my drums and started to think about the bassline. Im used to work on NI's Maschine and i want to play my bassnotes cromaticly on the pads. So... I sampled 12 bassnotes (g#2-g3) and started to look for the correct bassnotes for the sample.
Now, the record ran at +8% speed when i sampled it so the pitch is a bit off key. This means the correct bassnote (D#) is just kinda on-pitch. In Maschine i would just pitch my samplegroup something like -0,3 semitones to really fit the bass... But in the 404 im now kinda stuck sith the off-pitch bassline...

Is there a workaround for this INSIDE of the 404? I really dont want to export the sample to my cpu or anything... In that case i rather go back to the record and resample all my chops in tune.
I actually feel like this happens to me a lot when i pitch the record before sampling, it gets out of tune... I'd really like a sheet of numbers to translate the turtables %-pitch to actual semitones... But i guess that information doesnt excist.

[Retur]

Ok... I found a lot of info online about how to calculate % to semitones. My question is still the same thou... Any workarounds on the SP?

[hseiken]

Use something else outside SP and sample your sources in at different pitches.

[noDDy hEAded fREak]

the middle knob on the DJFX looper can pitch down really small hits.