first of all, sorry for bad english..
I have this question: I have the sp404, does exist a way, with a multitrack recorder like tascam dp02, to have kick line on multitrack`s channel 1, snare line on channel 2, bass line on channel 3, ecc., to separately adjusting the volume and the eq`s?
I don`t know if I`m clear: for example, mpc 2500 has 8 separately outputs, so I can assigne each output to a channel of the mixer, and then adjust separately volume and eq`s of each channel; is there a way to do the same thing with sp404? we know that sp404 has only one stereo output...
Thanks!
sp404 and multitrack recorder
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you can do this.. but not all at once. you have to...for example...record the snare alone through the whole track then the kick, then cymbals then bass, then melody...etc.
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you can make your whole beat, then use the Subsonic effect to mute every pad except the one you wish to track. see here for details:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FuA8RgHaMVQ
if you MIDI sync your recording program with the 404, then it will begin the recording at the beginning of the bar...making it easier to line up your multi tracks later
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FuA8RgHaMVQ
if you MIDI sync your recording program with the 404, then it will begin the recording at the beginning of the bar...making it easier to line up your multi tracks later