This is how I make beats on the SP404-MK2 - Full walkthrough

[@da_mutiny]

A lot of people that be doing these tutorials don't be getting in depth and be moving to fast. People that never used the SP404 will get lost with out a slow and and proper explanation how you use it 👍🏼

[@spvidz]

Hope this ticks the boxes 👍

[@8thApostle]

Agreed son 😅 I be like wtfak u moving too fast .. like bro slow down ninja... we newbies

[@ExtremePainGames]

Just click the settings gear slow the mans voice down hahahaha. @@8thApostle

[@TomKuhl]

Your videos have been so extremely helpful to me so far. Thank you for your work. Greetings from Cologne / Germany

[@spvidz]

Glad to help! 🇩🇪 🙌

[@luisramirez-ut8vh]

Just got one 2 days ago, i'd be lost without your videos. Thank you!

[@spvidz]

Welcome to the gang! Glad I could help 🙌

[@tarotsuzuki1]

very useful tips! and i am so glad that you are doing SP-404 videos again. please keep it up!

[@Makes_Uno]

Just connected my MKII to the laptop/daw.. 🤯 been working with the MPC 1000 usb for awhile, a long overdue upgrade. Good stuff! 👍🏽

[@Zen_Mox]

Although my workflow is vastly different, I really appreciated seeing this and managed to learn something new from it, thanks a lot.

[@spvidz]

Good to hear! I think it’s always interesting seeing how others work. It’s cool to know that people use them in all different ways!

[@chipfilmstv]

Thank you so much for this! I be studying these vids.

[@jarrbones]

this was so helpful for a newbie like me. thank you so much

[@spvidz]

🙌👊

[@subduct4186]

Great video this, thanks. About a month into the SP journey and loving it so far.

[@spvidz]

Nice 🔥

[@olegwiththeknowledge1729]

Just what I needed!

[@spvidz]

Glad to hear that 🙌

[@wiggesobk]

Nice workflow and dope samples!👍

[@spvidz]

Thanks man. I’m hoping to do a release of all these beats soon 🤞

[@puzzleneptune]

Thank you so much for this video sir! Seen a few tutorials, and videos, and this one, I think it fits more to me. I am a guy who's thinking of getting an SP too. I will copy a few steps from you and I will try to implement them. Have a nice day!

[@spvidz]

🙌🙌🙌

[@dbeez8317]

Awesome video man really like your idea of have thr chops sey up like that

[@spvidz]

Thanks man, yeah that system has been working really well for me, even with samples that have drums!

[@JuanelosLibre]

Great video. 👍🏽✌🏽

[@BeatsbyLonza]

Thank you …i like what you have..i will give it a try

[@indigosnow_]

Mad helpful

[@desideriadreams5180]

Great 🙂🙏🏼

[@Ryan-ld2nj]

I’m glad the samples just appeared on your sampler, prechopped and everything. Mine doesn’t have this feature 😉

[@iamshirley86]

You pretty much taught me how to use the mk2. Thanks for your time!! Have ever used the midi clock out feature? Im running the sp into a boss looper with midi linked. I noticed the looper tends to stretch the recorded loop with certain samples even with bpm sync on all samps. Figured I'd ask you. You are extremely knowledgeable. Thanks in advance!

[@spvidz]

Glad to have helped. Unfortunately I have never even tried midi with this device! I need to lean and make some videos

[@danhill9534]

What song was the vocal sample from? Great videos by the way.

[@omargonzalez8809]

So as I'm watching this video, my question is how do I program a pattern with drum pieces to make a nice kick/ snare/ hat beat to save on a pad and then play with the music sample pads to lay over them to make a song?

[@johnmoran7902]

Pay ascap bmi sesac. That's how I keep the copyright police away

[@tommy2nes]

you didn't say PEACE! ✌

[@spvidz]

Oh damn haha. ‘Peaaaaceeeee’ 😁🙌

[@jssytvrs]

Where did you get the custom SP sticker ??

[@08ChristianG]

hello! what was the song you used for this?

[@CXtheproducer1]

I wish the sp had (play through) means play past slice points and slice beyond 16 chops

[@spvidz]

Hopefully that could come in a future update. Seen a lot of people wanting it

[@jatu5708]

Nice vid! I got a question on the mfx, I change some parameters and save it (with the remain mark holding) but now i dont like those paramaters and im looking to reset mfx parameters BUT without doing a factory reset on the machine, there is any solution for this issue? You are the king

[@spvidz]

Can you not just make adjustments and save again? I don’t see much advantage in ‘resetting’ them (not sure if you can either) - it’ll just be the same as having your own saved but different parameters?

[@jatu5708]

@@spvidz understand, thanks for you response! The thing is that i messed up the parameters sounds awful and now i dont know how to set up for example the delay back to default

[@SonicVibe]

love the sound of the sp never liked the workflow

[@joeym6730]

I just recently got an MK2 and I see that it has sounds preloaded on it. Did you remove those from your machine and just load your own samples onto yours?

[@spvidz]

I deleted all mine yup

[@funkyeaaaa]

so basically create a beat with kick, snare, and high hats, with no effects really, and then chop up a sample, and add effects on the sample? but then how do you put it all together?

[@michaldzekson]

Patrern modę

[@DisInfoWars]

Can you load up projects/samples from external drive?

[@spvidz]

No you use the SD card which is basically a built in external drive if that makes sense...

[@Jhizzle473]

Can you do more videos about a whole song on koala and the p.o.

[@spvidz]

Planning a PO one soon and yeah I need to get back into koala again and continue the series I started 👍

[@onesnor]

and when I have 2 or 3 sequences how I made a track?

[@michaldzekson]

Pattern chain? Changing patterns by hand? Recording to the daw?

[@karlmeadows4986]

Would it be wise to delete all factory samples and start from fresh with your own samples

[@spvidz]

I always do with samplers. I like to find my own but its all personal taste. Do what you wanna do! ✌

[@subduct4186]

I kept the original samples & patterns in project 1 and copied this to new projects deleting what I don't want for each. Training wheels still on!

[@omargonzalez8809]

You can save the factory sounds by exporting them to an already formatted SD card and then transfer them onto your computer... Never know when they'll be useful.