Re: I have a question

[kamlapati.khalsa@philips.com]

Grv Kd,

Several of us have SP-808s. My comments :

I liked the SP-808 for "music production" sorts of things, as opposed to 
"real time looping" things which are
more my forte.

To complement the SP808, I highly recommend a PC with a compatible ZIP 
drive. That way you can easily
 import samples from many other environoments, and you can even transfer 
back and forth from ACID to 808
and so forth.

Brother K






OdysseyFX3@aol.com on 09/19/2000 05:28:13 PM
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This is my first time posting on this list , and although I don't know a
whole lot ( actually not 90%) of what you guys are sayin' , it's nice to 
know
that if I do have a question about equiupment that you guys'll be able to
answer them . So I'll ask....

About a month ago I invested a little on the SP-808 Groove Sampler by 
Roland
. I bought this machine without know a damned thing about sampling and was
wondering if it was worth it or not ? I've never been on any other type of
sampler . Does anyone have any tips on how to make this machine do what I
want it to do  , or do I upgrade .

P.S. I have it connecting to an MC-505 , what else would you guys add , I
have no idea

Thanx               The Groove-Kidd