2 or more effects on different samples in one pattern

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jungle_braza
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2 or more effects on different samples in one pattern

Post by jungle_braza »

hello!

is it possible to use 2 or more effects on different samles in one pattern?
i mean can i use, for example, a delay effect on pad 8 and reverb on pad 6 in the same time?

thanx 4 any help and advice
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Re: 2 or more effects on different samples in one pattern

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I do not believe this is possible.

You can activate one effect on many samples at the same time
and you can resample a sample with effects and have it be the same everytime you hit it, you could do this for every sample using a different effect.

-but you cannot use two effects from the 555's effects unit on different pads at the same time

...at least as much as I'm aware of
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Re: 2 or more effects on different samples in one pattern

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not possible, there's only one FX engine in the SP-555. you can do it on SP-606 or the MC-808 or anything with more engines in it.
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Re: 2 or more effects on different samples in one pattern

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gotta resample man. resampling will be your best friend. set up your samples the way you want them to sound then lay them out in a pattern. not the reverse. i used to sort of "do a test" with my samples before resampling and making a pattern and going the distance. id use that loop capture to rock a beat and get an idea out. banging one sample at a time and overdubbing. but this allows you to lay a drumloop, you might want filter on the kick and reverb on the snare, so you rock em one at a time with the appropriate effect applied. then you can do the same with your samples, lay a piano hit with reverb, get it kicking, then lay a trumpet hit with delay, all one at a time.
because sometimes it sucks to do all this resampling and not really have an idea of what things will sound like together, then you have a bunch of samples with effects applied that dont work together. just a tip to get that loop capture rockin.
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