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In this video I share another 5 awesome tips for the SP404-MK2. Let me know in the comments below which one was your favourite!
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0:00 - Intro
0:24 - Bank delete
1:36 - Pattern copy tip
3:31 - Noise gen
5:53 - Start/end point switch
7:52 - Select pad silently
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EX-CE-LLENT! Roland should pay you, you're by far the best explaining things about the SP404 mk2
Much appreciated man! I wish they did lol
actually they do)
but not as money, - they just presented 404mk2 to him, when it just announced
Fellow skateboarder and sp404 user I've only got 2 words for you. THANK YOU!
Wow weird I just got back from skating! Cool to see the shared interests in the comments 🙌
@@spvidz skateboarding helps opening your mind man!
@@YotisGordios skater and sp user here aswell haha 👌🏻
@@thetropikiI salute you sir! Hope you are enjoying both!
I have mine coming in tomorrow, ordered it specifically so I could make music at the skatepark easily. So excited
That pattern trick is clutch 🙏🏻
Glad to help you man!
TIP 2 FTWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thanks for this video
So helpful man. Love your videos for things I would never find out anywhere else.
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Your videos are always so informative I come away with so much knowledge, thank you!
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great viddy, bruv. much appreciated.
No problem 🙏
Great tips, thanks !
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Brilliant share mate. All gold
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thanks for your videos. incredibly valuable.
No problem 🙌
Great video SP! I feel like my workflow just glowed up
Nice man. Glad to hear that 🙌
Yooo thank you for that pattern copy tip it saves so much time
Such a good time saver yeah!
good tips man
Thanks bro!
THANK YOUUUU
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A video on editing live recorded notes in tr-rec would be much appreciated 🙏🏻
Cool man. I’ll look into TR mode a bit more and think of some videos 👍
Excellent! Rather than Roland paying you, both Roland and yourself should pay me... That, for some reason, sounds way better to me ! In the meantime, keep on the good work n' be happy 😃
😂 thanks man!
thanks man...!
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No problem man. Glad to see ya back in the comments ✌️
@@spvidz i boUghT a tabLet and KoaLa SampLer too...
checking iT out now.... see ya...!
nice one!
Thanks for tuning in!
Great tips! Are your drum kits good for commercial use?
That start and end tip is great! Thanks!
One question. I am messing with resampling and I filtered a sample for the baseline with isolator. Everything sounds good, but once I resample I hear clipping. I never heard any issues before I resampled. How would I fix this? I basically just want what I had on the original pad with the isolator on copied to a new pad via resample.
Do you have mfx on bus 3 & 4? If not boosting certain frequencies can change the volume of the sample so try dialling them back a bit
@SPVIDZ nothing on 3 and 4. I know I can dial it back, but what I can do so I can hear any issues before resampling? Is there a settings I need to change? This seems so basic, but i should be able to hear clipping in real time not after i resample. I'm using headphones btw
Hey Bro where can i Buy a librarys whit very good quality sound?
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@@spvidz I forgot to mention, I'm definitely going to make use of the "pattern copy without pads" tip, "the silent pad select"! The background noise idea is cool too. Just got the sp404 a week ago and subscribed to your awesome tips!
Bonus question: coming from an MC101 and a Digitakt, I'm still scratching my head on how to adjust the length or pitch of an existing pad in the step sequencer WITHOUT removing and redoing the step. Is there away to do that? :) Cheers.