Can you please direct me to tutorials on how to create my own unique sounds like the ones pre-loaded on the spdsx? Thank you for your help :-)
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The manufacturer has some video links on the product page that should get you started. http://www.rolandus.com/products/details/1177
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Hi and thanks for your interest in Marpac Sound Machines. We love this items and expect you will as well. :)Unfortunately, we do not know of a way to listen to clips to test out the sounds. The sounds are very realistic and very soothing. Please don't hesitate to contact us as we may be of further assistance.Thanks again, Your Friends at The Unwind Company
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Second thoughts - you might wantbto give me more thoughts on how you want to usethe SR16 in this configuration. I was thinking when I first replied that youbwanted to load it up with a midi pattern. But it occurs to me now you might want to be going in the opposite direction and loading an SR16 song back up to the Magix app. More info needed Rich.
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If you don't already have it, you can get the Quick Start Guide PDF: http://www.bias-inc.com/downloads/documentation/archive/soundSaver/english/SoundSaver%20Quick%20Start%20Guide.pdfI use Audacity which is a great open source application. Also, I use ClickRepair which does a great job of cleaning up clicks and etc. check out: http://www.lostturntable.com/?p=1605
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I did some DIY mods by cutting thin plywood to the shape of Shure 840 and taping it with industrial strength double sided tape. It's removable if you like but I feel it's lot more comfy than the original pads. I'm sure u can do it with any pads. The sounds actually improves a little.
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You can download them from http://www.store.cakewalk.com/b2cus/category.aspx?categoryID=9&cat;=9 or get the boxed version from Cakewalk Sonar X3 Studio Music Production Software
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Thanks anyway. My question had a typo in it. Is there a way to save a sequencer song to the SD card that includes a built-in rhythm on the A (System) tracks AND others on the B tracks?
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Thank's, I don't have anything other than my bass, an old Boss bass effects board & my Fender combo amp. I was leaning towards the Mikro after watching some of the demos on NI's site, but obviously those guys really know there stuff ! As long as i can make a variety of beats to play along too (reggae, funk, rock, whatever by the sound of it ^^) I'll be happy !
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I'm sorry, but there is no listing of drum sounds in the manual. I doubt that those sounds are somewhere in the machine. I would recommend going to a local store that has one and checking it out.
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There are a number of synthesizers that work well with the Yamaha WX5. All require "wind-controller" type patches (sounds like clarinet, flute, guitar, sax, etc.) that respond to breath control and pitch bend. The primary creator of wind-controller patches is Matt Traum at www.patchmanmusic.com . I have played/performed with both the WX5 and Akai EWI4000s for 6+ years...it's great fun and you can truly emulate hundreds of instruments and create your own sounds, as well.
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Hey. Does this help? http://www.polkaudio.com/downloads/manual/PSW111_MN.pdf
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you might be able to get to something close, I know I ended up upgrading to the Line 6 Spider IV 75 to be able to have the sounds I wanted. you can go to the Line 6 web page and look through their Custom tone section and see if you can find a setting.
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He may have been talking about third-party plug-ins. You can use "unlimited" Ableton audio and MIDI effects, however many of the Ableton effects are not available in the lite version (obviously, because they want you to buy the 500 version) However, my advice is to get the cheap version, use it alot, and get really good at it. That's more important than all the bells and whistles. For example, a guy that can play just plain piano really good, is better than a guy with a synth with 1000 voices that can't play. For the record, here's the official comparison of Live 9 versions: https://www.ableton.com/en/live/feature-comparison/
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It should go like this. Bass, digitech bass squeeze compresor, tech21 sansamp bass driver, mxr eq, amp.So when you use the mxr you can change all the sounds of all the pedals
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Hey John, yes, S2.0 has been a great purchase. It has separate EQs and sends for each drum. I use it with Sonar which has a percussion channel effect that I assign to each drum for the EQ/shaping. The overhead/ambient mixing took time to get used to.
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I use multi fx also and I wanted to be able to change the sound and loop so I put it last in line... BTW... love the pedal... I use it playing out.