MY THING IS I USE TO HAVE A SP-606 BUT I SOLD IT TO A FRIEND.... AND DECIDED TO GO WITH THE ROLAND MC-808... BUT I ALSO WANT A ROLAND SP-404 NOW TO GO WITH THE MC-808.... (SOME PEOPLE SAY I WAS DUMB FOR SELLING MY SP-606,) BUT I DONT KNOW...
WHAT IM ASKING IS IF THE MC-808 & SP-404 A GOOD COMBINATION ???
I ALREADY HAVE CRANKED OUT SOME GOOD PRODUCTION USING THE MC-808... BUT I THINK I CAN CRANK OUT EVEN BETTER STUFF COMBINING THE MC-808 & SP-404....
*** HOPEFULLY EITHER DJ FRANTIC OR 606 MAN CAN GIVE ME SOME HELP WITH THIS....
PEACE
THINKING ABOUT GETTING A SP 404 !!!
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mostblunted wrote:go and buy a new keyboard first, seems like your capslock is broken.
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Somehow I doubt that you've ever owned a 606.
dude how you gonna tell me what i owned.... (Im Not Even Gonna Go There) I Come here for some help, not to debate you in what hardware i got....
Anyway does anybody got any answers....
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You could also wait a little while till the new SP-555 comes out and try that. It has everything the 404 has and more. It's sort of like a hybrid of the small, portable samplers (SP-202, -303 and -404) and the more advanced workstation models (SP-505, -606 and -808). Check out Roland's Web site for more info.
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