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Chapter 8. Examples of Using the SP-404

In this example we’ll use the factory-assigned samples to create a

two-measure rhythm pattern at 102 BPM.

We’ll use the following samples that are assigned to sample bank A:

Pad 9:

Kick

Pad 10:

Snare

Pad 12:

Hi-hat

Pad 4:

Voice

Press [PATTERN SELECT] so it’s lit.

Press [REC] so it is blinking.

All pads to which no pattern is assigned begin blinking.

Press one of the BANK [A]–[F/J] buttons to select the

pattern bank you want to use for recording.

You can't select pattern banks C–J if no memory card is inserted.

Press the pad to which you want to assign the pattern

you're going to record.

The pad you pressed lights, and the other pads go out.

[REC] begins blinking, and the metronome starts sounding.

Adjust the metronome level.

Press [START/END/LEVEL] so it’s lit, and turn the CTRL 3

(LEVEL) knob to adjust the volume as desired.

Set the pattern tempo to 102.

Press [TIME/BPM] so it’s lit, and turn the CTRL 2 (BPM) knob

to make the display indicate “102.”

Set the pattern length to two measures.

Press the [LENGTH] button so it’s lit, and turn the CTRL 3 knob

to make the display indicate “2.”

Set the quantization to quarter notes.

Press [QUANTIZE] so it’s lit, and turn the CTRL 3 knob to make

the display indicate “4.”

Press [REC] to begin recording.

There will be a one-measure count before recording begins.

If you press [REC] once again and get it to start blinking, “rEH”

appears in the display, meaning you are in

rehearsal

mode. In

this mode, samples will sound when you press the pads, but

will not be recorded. To cancel rehearsal mode and return to

normal recording mode, press [REC] once again so it lights

steadily.

Rehearsal mode is convenient when you want to check the

sound of the samples before you actually record.

10.

While listening to the metronome, enter pad 9 (kick) on the

first beat and third beat.

When the two measures have been recorded, you will

automatically return to the beginning.

The kick sound you just recorded will play back precisely on

the beat.

11.

On the next cycle, enter pad 10 (snare) on the second and

fourth beats.

12.

Switch the quantization to 8th notes.

Press [QUANTIZE] so it’s lit, and turn the CTRL 3 knob to make

the display indicate “8.”

Press [QUANTIZE] once again so its LED goes out.

13.

From the beginning of the next cycle, enter pad 12 (hi-hat)

at 8th note intervals.

Notice that the hi-hat sound is played back precisely on the

beat.

14.

Turn off quantization.

Press [QUANTIZE] so it’s lit, and turn the CTRL 3 knob to get

“oFF” to be shown in the display.

Press [QUANTIZE] once again so its LED goes out.

15.

Finally, enter pad 4 (voice) at the desired timing.

The voice will be recorded at the timing you enter.

If you want to delete a mistakenly entered note, press [DEL]

during recording so it’s lit, and hold down the pad to which the

sample note you want to delete is assigned. Sample notes for

that pad will continue being deleted as long as you continue

holding down that pad. Deletion will stop when you release the

pad. (p. 36)

16.

When you’re ready to stop recording, press [CANCEL] so it

goes out.

The dot in the display will blink for a while, then stop.

Never turn off the power while the dot is blinking.

Using the Pattern Sequencer

to Create a Rhythm Pattern

QUANTIZE = 4

KICK KICK

QUANTIZE = 4

SNARE SNARE

KICK KICK

QUANTIZE = 8

SNARE SNARE

KICK KICK

QUANTIZE = OFF

SNARE SNARE

KICK KICK

[DEL] lit

SNARE SNARE

KICK KICK

Hi-hat notes are erased

for this duration

Hold down pad 12 during this time

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