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The ultimate noob-BRAND new to sampling

Post by 1160 »

I just bought a used sp303 as part of a package with a dr880...
and don't know A SINGLE THING ABOUT IT!
Cool,huh?
Well,I'm going to start poking around these forums and figure it out
(barely knew what a sampler was a few days ago)

So if anyone wants to suggest "best of" reading for noobs,or just wants to make fun of me,go for it! :oops:
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:lol: nah welcome aboard man, we were all noobs once

what sort of music do you want to make?
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Go read http://www.tweakheadz.com, there are quite a few informative articles there that will show the the basics of audio routing and midi.

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Post by camtona »

Hi,

Here is the link to the 303 manual in case you do not have a copy -

http://media.sp-forums.com/manuals/SP-303_OM.pdf

enjoy your 303!

cheers.
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Post by 1160 »

great,thanks for the links-I don't even have power for it yet!
I'll try to get one tonight.

I'm doing guitar and bass rock,funk,and wanting to add "trance/techno" to the mix,maybe that doesn't make sense...
got a dr880 for beats with the sp303.

prob. the first thing I'll do when I turn this on is try the REVERSE,as that's something I've always wanted.

Oh,and I did get the manual,nice bonus,huh.
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