Hey everyone, there is a roland sp 555 that I'd like to purchase. It is used and it's really cheap. The thing is, it doesn't come with sonar or any software CD's. Is that a big deal, or can I live without it? Or perhaps, if anyone can tell me if I can just get the software separately somewhere else. Is it expensive?
Please reply veryyy sooon!
I appreciate anyone's help. Thanks in advance.
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- hurlingdervish
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you dont really need the software it comes with, its just a demo even though it says it isnt.
www.audacity.com free audio software
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definitely pick that shit up. the kid who sold it probably expected something other than what it was and couldn't use it much so its most likely in great shape.
www.audacity.com free audio software
www.isohunt.com illegally free audio software.
definitely pick that shit up. the kid who sold it probably expected something other than what it was and couldn't use it much so its most likely in great shape.
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I downloaded the SP-555 wave converter from the Roland site. I haven't used the Cakewalk since I have other software so I don't require that program.
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Macbook, SP-555, Reason v.4, SH-201, MPC 1000, Serato Scratch Live, Ableton 8, MPK 25, Ernie Ball Musicman, and a pair of Technics = Loving life.
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Macbook, SP-555, Reason v.4, SH-201, MPC 1000, Serato Scratch Live, Ableton 8, MPK 25, Ernie Ball Musicman, and a pair of Technics = Loving life.