tony moore
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hey, anyone used this? can it handle midi time sync?
thanks!
tony
thanks!
tony
roland groovebox?
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Hi,
Yeah I've had a Roland MC-505 for about 2 years now, and though I regretted it a little at first, it had become the heart of my midi setup. So much so that I bought an SP-808 Roland sampler which is controlled by the 505. It's so versitile, I use it for sequencing instead of the computer. It's more stable. Never crashes. Looks cool, and they are only about $1000 now. DON'T BUY AN MC-303, THIS IS MUCH BETTER.
Hope this helps,
Chris
Yeah I've had a Roland MC-505 for about 2 years now, and though I regretted it a little at first, it had become the heart of my midi setup. So much so that I bought an SP-808 Roland sampler which is controlled by the 505. It's so versitile, I use it for sequencing instead of the computer. It's more stable. Never crashes. Looks cool, and they are only about $1000 now. DON'T BUY AN MC-303, THIS IS MUCH BETTER.
Hope this helps,
Chris
MISTERQCUE
Not Just Anutha Brutha
Please audition the Roland/Boss DR202. This
machine is the best in it's price range.It's
midi-capable, has an almost unlimited amount
of the most phattest,phunkiest grooves I've heard in most boxes. I tried the 505 and though this is a great box also, the dr202
has gotten me addicted to it!
machine is the best in it's price range.It's
midi-capable, has an almost unlimited amount
of the most phattest,phunkiest grooves I've heard in most boxes. I tried the 505 and though this is a great box also, the dr202
has gotten me addicted to it!