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| Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2005 Location: Jersey
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Thread Starter | Roland SP-404
Thinking of picking up a Roland SP-404 for fun... since it is portable and cheap. I was wondering if anyone here uses one? I just want one question answered about it. When you load samples onto the CF Card via a computer and a CF card writer... and then slap the CF card into the SP-404's slot...how does the SP-404 decide which sample goes where? Is it alphabetical order? The manual says ASCII order... what is that?
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I believe it mentioned it goes in order of loaded. A and B banks are built-in memory, so if the card is blank, it will probably load 1-12 until it has loaded them all. IE, you have 13 samples, the first one would be 1C, 2C, etc and then the 13th would be 1D. Hope that makes sense. I suggest purchasing one, especially, ESPECIALLY if you DJ. The non-velocity pads may hinder some, but it's still a fun, portable unit and a real ass-kicker for the DJ set-up. And CF cards are so cheap. And 44.1k sampling. And the sample trimming is really easy and you don't have to do it the "super fast hitting OMG I screwed up re-try it again" style. I have had sex with mine and can also attest to it's stamina in bed. |
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