Elektron Musical Instruments

HI all,

Been lurking for a bit, so here's my first question..

Does anyone have a tutorial or simple walkthrough on how to record  
live on the SPS-1UW? Something stupid simple on my MC-505 and MC-307  
but I just can not get it on the MachineDrum, I must be doing  
something wrong.. Basically I would like to just key in multiple beats  
on the fly and have it record and layer.

Cheers.

Press and hold REC, then press Play.

On 20/02/2008, Michael Greene <michaelgreene@...> wrote:
> HI all,
>
>  Been lurking for a bit, so here's my first question..
>
>  Does anyone have a tutorial or simple walkthrough on how to record
>  live on the SPS-1UW? Something stupid simple on my MC-505 and MC-307
>  but I just can not get it on the MachineDrum, I must be doing
>  something wrong.. Basically I would like to just key in multiple beats
>  on the fly and have it record and layer.
>
>  Cheers.
>
>
>
>  Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>


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Tarekith
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It's very easy - just check out the "Using the SPS-1 UW in  a DJ-Setup"
section of the manual there is a good tutorial.  However, instead of using a
turntable, plug in your 505 and 307 into the board.  Here is a tip - use
midi on the MD to control your devices.  Make sure you are in grid recording
mode and "Step 1" is triggered.  When you hit the record button you will now
be in sync and can record up to 64-steps.  Keep in mind the recording
continues to loop.  When you have a loop you like untrigger your recording
RAM machine and trigger the first step on your RAM playback machine - adjust
levels.  I use this setup with the MD UW MKII and the DSI Evolver desktop.
Works great.  Good luck.


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Thanks!! Going to try it later today and see how it works.


On Feb 21, 2008, at 7:16 AM, dubnilla wrote:

> It's very easy - just check out the "Using the SPS-1 UW in a DJ-Setup"
> section of the manual there is a good tutorial. However, instead of  
> using a
> turntable, plug in your 505 and 307 into the board. Here is a tip -  
> use
> midi on the MD to control your devices. Make sure you are in grid  
> recording
> mode and "Step 1" is triggered. When you hit the record button you  
> will now
> be in sync and can record up to 64-steps. Keep in mind the recording
> continues to loop. When you have a loop you like untrigger your  
> recording
> RAM machine and trigger the first step on your RAM playback machine  
> - adjust
> levels. I use this setup with the MD UW MKII and the DSI Evolver  
> desktop.
> Works great. Good luck.
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
> 



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