timfromtexas wrote:so in the case of time stretch vs pitch.... on the 404 pretty much as soon as you start to tweak the bpm it starts getting all wacky and outer space sounding... is that the same way the time stretch works on the 606...
from what i remember is the same thing as the other sp: it not sounds great when you pitch the sample; but the 606 got the Master button wich helps you to make sounds better the pitched sample...
timfromtexas wrote:
chop and set the loop points where you like them (just like on the 404)
first thing: there are not loop points on the sp606/505, only start/end points....but if you mean just things like "mark" (like on 303/404 etc), then the 606/505 got some "divide points", but the autochop, as the word itself said this, is automathic, so is the machine that decide the divide points; you can however change the "resolution" parameter to have more or less divide points; pay attention to what i'm saying too: the autochop works best for "rythmic" samples (drum loops and rythmic sounding loops), it's good when the sound of the sample is not continuous; if it is the case, the autochop will chop with difficulty the sample; the autochop is not "mathematic" (like in the mpc or the "slice" in the esx1), it is more a "sounding" feature. if the sound of the sample is very distorted and continuos (for example: a distroted synth) sometimes the autochop will not work...the autochop is also a matter of the volume of the sample...
in the sp505 you can edit the chops (the divide points), not in the 606...
however, you can manually do this work with the 606 (but outside the autochop function)
timfromtexas wrote:
then the bpm is 90 and you want it 101
turn the bpm to 101 and its stretched (googley sounding or not?)
or is it more like if the sample is a weird length can you tell the 606 i want it 2 bars long evenly? i feel like thats asking the machine a lot but the friggen esx does it without burping..
from what i remember the 606, like the 505, work with "phrases" and "single" samples...so, if you play live you can time stretch samples, if you play patterns there are 2 possibilities:1)with "phrases", the samples follow the time of the patterns, so they will br stretchedto that time 2)with "singles" the samples follow their own time, not the one of the patterns