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Roland SP-404SX Portable Power-Sampler w/FX (SP404SX)

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Features

  • 29 DSP effects, including filter, delay, unique voice effects, subsonic, and looper
  • 3 control knobs, 12 trigger pads, and Sub Pad for rapid repeat triggering
  • Seamless effects switching for smooth, perfect performance
  • Pattern sequencer with quantize mode and new shuffle feels
  • 1GB SD card included; expand sample storage up to 32GB with SDHC

Description

Roland’s acclaimed SP-404 performance sampler takes an exciting leap forward with the new SP-404SX. In addition to the fun, fast, hands-on features of the original, the new model offers enhanced sound quality with pure 16-bit linear sampling, improved DSP effects, smooth FX switching, a more versatile pattern sequencer (with a new shuffle feature), and easier data management with SD- card compatibility. It’s a creatively stimulating, powerful tool for DJs, musicians, producers, and live-sound engineers who trigger jingles.

Brand: Roland


Item dimensions L x W x H: 10 x 3 x 7 inches


Item Weight: 1.5 Pounds


Manufacturer: Roland


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Global Trade Identification Number: 11, 14


Item Weight: 1.5 pounds


Product Dimensions: 10 x 3 x 7 inches


Item model number: SP404SX


Batteries: 4 C batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: June 4, 2010


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    • This gets my ideas out in minutes - perfect for chopping samples and loops
Alright I feel like I'm not good at reviews but I really love this machine (for hip-hop production). The workflow on this thing is amazing - it's so easy to get my sample chopped up, trimmed correctly, in a couple of minutes, and without having to click it all out on a screen. There are plenty of good tutorials on youtube to learn how to work this thing (the manual comes in Japanese) and you should be making progress after a couple videos. I'm giving this sampler 5 stars because it does everything that it says it will do and it does it well. The pads and knobs both have a really good feel and the sampler seems solid overall. RCA jacks make it really easy to run audio into the SP from my turntable or my phone with an RCA to AUX cable. I didn't get the SP to perform live but I can see why so many people use it just for that purpose, I always end up getting lost playing with effects while making beats. There are a few downsides I've run into just because there are some things I'm used to having while making music. I don't think the SP should get knocked for that because I'd easily pay more to add these functions- which are probably on the MPC and I'm sure add to the price point -No sound envelope settings for samples (a/d/s/r) -No manual step entry (everything has to be played live, no 'programming' a kick into step 1 for example) -Step Sequencer is pretty much useless (to me) because a sequence cannot be "Resampled" into a pad. I strictly put together loops/beats on the SP using the "Resample" function ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2020 by Christopher Barboza
    • Solid sturdy construction, record time on samples limited only by SD card size, great FX!
I love this unit, and have no regrets about purchasing it. I’ve owned it for a year, and have gotten a lot of use out of it. The effects modules are off-the-hook, and the ability to tweak the sound in real-time with filters is fantastic. I also love that this unit has a lot of options for inputs, and that the record time on the samples is only limited by the size of the SD card installed. I have literally recorded samples that were 30 minutes in length or longer. If you can get your hands on one of these, you will love it! The price point is pretty good, and great value for the money, although Roland does not manufacturer these models anymore, and is made of very sturdy metal construction. You can’t go wrong with this. The only ding I would put on this is the fact that samples are not easy to edit, and you are better off using a card-reader and downloading the software to edit samples and import them on a PC or laptop, then re-importing them back to the SD card in that sample slot. A round-about way of doing things, but easier than using the unit itself to try to edit samples. However this has not infringed in the least out of my enjoyment in using the SP-404 SK. It’s been an invaluable assett to my home studio! I would buy this again, but expect not to need to since this will probably last me a life time. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2021 by M.C.P.
    • One Great Sampler
Review Image by Jonathan Gravel Jonathan Gravel
I've seen many of my favorite bands use this piece of equipment, and figured I'd give it a shot. Gotta say, After only a month of use, I've fallen in love with this device; not only because I can now sample both at home and on the road, but also it's limited in its functionality (Which I consider good in some regards, as it forces you to think outside the box when using it.), as I feel that having to many options on any given device takes the fun out of using it. Not only these, but its also pretty easy for anyone to use. The only real complaints I have about it is that the sequencer built in is almost entirely useless, and the small screen really doesn't help much when editing samples I've recorded. But, overall, really good device, And I hope the next one i got comes in soon. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2021 by Jonathan Gravel Jonathan Gravel
    • it's exactly as good as how creative you are. no more no less.
the single most game-changing piece of gear ever created. I don't like anything else from this company but this makes up for that. this won't operate or really be anything like an MPC or electribe, which i think are about the same cost. If you want to just press and light up whatever buttons/steps in a step sequencer and make cool demo-button music don't get this. Use your computer or your phone to do that, maybe like a 50 dollar MIDI controller, too. This is a superb sampler in general but maybe the only one I've had that is possible to use in a band-ensemble situation. Just know going into this that it isn't that ''experimental'' to use a device the way it was intended to be used. Such as turning knobs really fast on a ring modulator to make a sound effect for a sci-fi movie or adjusting the cutoff frequency of a filter in time with music and whatnot. or doing the ''radiohead thing'' by effing with the feedback and delay time on an echo pedal ... buying this doesn't mean you now make experimental music. It might mean you make experimental hip-hop. If you buy this and then sell it because you can't figure it out, remember to erase the memory card before you sell it. I have a few of these and there have been some embarrassingly god-awful samples on the cards that came with these. One was just a guy's voice badly singing the words : ''Beautiful melodies!'' but like dry and really badly done albeit clearly not without tremendous efforts on the artists' part. Basically, maybe you should just use the money to explore new drug opportunities. Safer for your self esteem than investing this much just to find out if you're a hack or not. Personally, I find this sampler perfect in every way. . ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2016 by YouGangsterAzzRobotMthrFckrN1
    • This could be your entire studio.
If you are looking for something to help you with live performances, sampling, producing, effect processing or just an all around studio Swiss army knife then get this thing. The sp404 is one of the greatest instruments of all time. It can be a sampler, synthesizer or even guitar pedal. You can make full songs on it with resampling and sequencing. You can also just use it like an extremely customizable drum machine. The 404 could be your entire live setup. It's easy and fun to import stems and mangle them together. I love taking mine outside, tossing in some batteries and making songs in an environment. Because its all sample based there is a real connectives I feel with the things I make. All the sounds came from different things in my world and they're put together inside the 404. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2020 by david

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