SP-404 MK2 BUS FX ROUTING Explained

Thank you. This is beautiful. I understand so much now.

Hey thanks so much for it. I just havent succesfully muted the bus2. When im pressing shift plus mute bus it mutes both buses , what am i missing please?

is there a way to route different external instruments to different fx bus? trying to get a turntable to come in clean and add effects to the a guitar

That’s a clean skin

Best tutorial ever

Hey I’m really new to samplers. Wondering if you know if there is a way to route the click out to the headphone jack but not the main outs? Would like to use this with a band similar to the spd-sx but I like the smaller size of this.

Excellent work man.. Thanks.

Your video explained the topic best so far. Thanks for that.

Amazing video

My mute bus always affects bus 1&2. How do you get it to change to either bus 1 or 2?

too bad you cant like a video twice. this was exactly what i was looking for. thank you! 😍

But none of this is printed on the actual beat when exported?

Love your logo, how did you print it? Design it, font wise

Is there a way to set both fx back to bypass at the same time? I often do swells with two effects (like isolator + delay) and need a way to switch them off on a single beat

Great tutorial, I just need to watch it 200 more times to let it sink in.

Great video! Just one question, I don't fully understand how to save the effects on bus1 and bus2 so that every time I turn on the SP, just by pressing the "Bus FX" pad, all the 5 default effects of each bus are loaded, that is to say ( in total the 10 effects on both buses). Because when I do it and change the bus, the same effects remain on bus1 and bus 2, that is, only 5.

Bus mute.. game changer for me! Thanks man

good move, thanks for the tip! waiting my SP and i'm looking things up! you explain it in a super simple way and i wanted to say thanks! Keep up the awesome work!

Thanks for this one. I just bought this amazing sounding sp404mk2 4 days ago. I've been on it experimenting nonstop, and your tutorials have been a great help. This is not an mpc. It took me a day to realize that , however I must say this is looking like it's going to be my favorite piece to go to for boom bap.