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Kei Kurono
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sequence problem

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Hey fam im not sure if this is a problem or if its something normal with the 303. but when I record a sequence if I add "too many" sounds/samples the 303 will cut off other parts of samples while the pattern is playing. but It wil play back normal if I delete the sound that caused the cut off.

Can you help me out please ??

let me know if you need me to explain it better.
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hi
maybe yuo have reached the maximum polyphony.
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yeah I think so too....
try sampling in in long/lo fi.......
i think this extends the polophony, might be wrong, dont have the manuel handy
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Sample drums, bass, and most everything else in mono, then add like one or two stereo samples over that and you should be cool. As long as multiple notes aren't triggered on the same sequencer note, I think you'll find you can fit in a lot more.
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Yes yes sounds reasonable thank you fellas you're the best.
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