I always recording all my stuff from my 404 to cassette, then the whole song back onto the 404 so I can export the 'sample' which by then is the whole track and transfer it to my computer.
Can the 606 record samples that are about 5 minutes long, then export it to wav and then transfer it via usb to my mac?
can the 606 do this?
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Yes, it definitely can. 
I use this a lot, I sample a lot from mp3s on my computer, through the USB using my SP-606 as playback device. I've already recorded, sampled and exported lots of long samples (5 minutes and more). It works like a charm.
Even exporting works fast and to get them to your PC all you need to do is use your SP-606 as external storage device. It's easy.
I use this a lot, I sample a lot from mp3s on my computer, through the USB using my SP-606 as playback device. I've already recorded, sampled and exported lots of long samples (5 minutes and more). It works like a charm.
Even exporting works fast and to get them to your PC all you need to do is use your SP-606 as external storage device. It's easy.
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spicaly wrote:why run it to a cassette player in the first place? does that give it a grittier sound?
i would just run from 404/606's line out to soundcard line in and record it using cool edit or something as a wav file.
I have no soundcard in or any interface. I recorded that way because I had too.
I have a 606 now. It's the bomb.
