FP User
Note : 10 sur 10
Published on 11/09/08 at 15:00
Very heavy on effects. time-stretching and bpm adjusting can make samples sound choppy, but there's a way to work around that. i recommend reading your manual and asking questions on fp to learn how to really manipulate this machine.
Price paid
$400
UTILIZATION
Bright lcd screen, easy-to-navigate menus, buttons creatively placed, trigger pads light up to let you know what sample's been armed and triggered. wish it was compatible with larger cards than 128mb smartmedia, though.
tight little piece. constructed very well. wish it was battery-operated for better portability.
SOUNDS
The sound quality is the truth! it can do crispy, cd-quality and raspy, dirty quality reminiscent of the sp1200
OVERALL OPINION
I've always been in love with the emu sp1200 because of its classic feel and ill effects, even if it isn't the absolute best sampler out there. to me, the boss sp-505 ranks up there with the sp1200. in some ways it's superior to that classic sampler.
Originally posted on FutureProducers.com
Posted by: realEYEZ ( 7-, 2005)
Price paid
$400
UTILIZATION
Bright lcd screen, easy-to-navigate menus, buttons creatively placed, trigger pads light up to let you know what sample's been armed and triggered. wish it was compatible with larger cards than 128mb smartmedia, though.
tight little piece. constructed very well. wish it was battery-operated for better portability.
SOUNDS
The sound quality is the truth! it can do crispy, cd-quality and raspy, dirty quality reminiscent of the sp1200
OVERALL OPINION
I've always been in love with the emu sp1200 because of its classic feel and ill effects, even if it isn't the absolute best sampler out there. to me, the boss sp-505 ranks up there with the sp1200. in some ways it's superior to that classic sampler.
Originally posted on FutureProducers.com
Posted by: realEYEZ ( 7-, 2005)