Roland SP-404MKII Creative Sampler and Effector User Manual
Roland Musical Instruments
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Table of contents
Document Outline
- Introduction
- Playing Back Samples (SAMPLE MODE)
- Selecting a Sample Bank
- Playing Back a Sample to the Tempo of a Song (BPM SYNC)
- Playing Back Only While a Pad is Pressed (GATE)
- Playing Back Samples Only One Time (One-shot Playback)
- Playing Back Samples Repeatedly (LOOP)
- Playing Back a Sample in Reverse (REVERSE)
- Playing Back Samples in Detailed Steps (ROLL)
- Setting a Fixed Sample Volume (FIXED VELOCITY)
- Changing the Sample Volume for Playback (16 VELOCITY)
- Playing Back Samples in Scale Pitches (CHROMATIC)
- Muting the Playback of a Sample (PAD MUTE)
- Playing Back Multiple Pads at the Same Time (PAD LINK GROUPS)
- Preventing Samples from Playing Back at the Same Time (MUTE GROUP)
- Stopping All Sample Playback (STOP)
- Disabling Buttons that Are Not Used When Playing Live (LIVE MODE)
- Using the Effects
- Sampling (SAMPLING)
- Editing a Sample (SAMPLE EDIT)
- Setting the Playback and Loop Regions (START/END)
- Marking and Splitting Samples (MARK)
- Making Fade-in/Fade-out Settings (ENVELOPE)
- Changing the Pitch or Playback Speed of a Sample (PITCH/SPEED)
- Displaying Parameters Set in a Sample
- Initializing the Sample Parameters (INIT PARAM)
- Organizing the Samples
- Combining Samples to Create a Pattern (PATTERN SEQUENCER)
- Playing a Pattern
- Creating a New Pattern (Real-time Recording)
- Creating a New Pattern (TR-REC)
- Converting Patterns to Samples
- Selecting a Pattern Bank
- Playing Back Patterns in Order (PATTERN CHAIN)
- Recording Effect Operations to a Pattern (EFX MOTION REC)
- Deleting Effect Operations Recorded in a Pattern (EFX MOTION ERASE)
- Recording Pad Mute Operations to a Pattern (PAD MUTE MOTION REC)
- Deleting Pad Mute Operations Recorded in a Pattern (PAD MUTE MOTION ERASE)
- Editing a Pattern (PATTERN EDIT)
- Organizing the Pattern Data
- Setting the Tempo
- Mixing the Samples (DJ MODE)
- Monitoring with Headphones (CUE)
- Inputting Sound from an Electronic Musical Instrument, Mic or Guitar
- Inputting Audio from a Computer or Mobile Device (USB AUDIO)
- Selecting a Project
- Organizing Projects
- Customizing This Unit
- Configuring the Various Settings (UTILITY)
- Editing the Settings Related to this Unit (System)
- Configuring the Pad-related Settings (PAD SETTING)
- Configuring the Effect Settings (EFX SET)
- Configuring the Effect Routing
- Adding Effects to the Overall Sound (BUS 3, BUS 4)
- Changing the Effects Assigned to BUS 3 and BUS 4
- Editing the Effects for BUS 3 and BUS 4
- Assigning the Desired Effect to an Effect Button (DIRECT FX)
- Configuring the Input Effects (INPUT FX)
- Sending the Audio Input from the INPUT Jack to a Bus
- Importing/Exporting (Using the SD Card)
- Restoring the Factory Settings (FACTORY RESET)
- Appendix
- Parameter Guide
- MFX List
- Filter+Drive
- Resonator
- Sync Delay
- Isolator
- DJFX Looper
- Scatter
- Downer
- Ha-Dou
- Ko-Da-Ma
- Zan-Zou
- To-Gu-Ro
- SBF
- Stopper
- Tape Echo
- TimeCtrlDly
- Super Filter
- WrmSaturator
- 303 VinylSim
- 404 VinylSim
- Cassette Sim
- Lo-fi
- Reverb
- Chorus
- JUNO Chorus
- Flanger
- Phaser
- Wah
- Slicer
- Tremolo/Pan
- Chromatic PS
- Hyper-Reso
- Ring Mod
- Crusher
- Overdrive
- Distortion
- Equalizer
- Compressor
- SX Reverb
- SX Delay
- Cloud Delay
- Back Spin
- Auto Pitch
- Vocoder
- Harmony
- Gt Amp Sim
- Control change messages and corresponding effects
- List of Shortcut Keys
- Error Messages
- Audio Diagram
- Main Specifications
- MIDI Implementation Chart