When making drum/percussion loops on the RC505, I use the TR8s to make the drumming bits that I feed into the RC505, and record it a set tempo. Usually ok. But as soon as I change tempo of the looped drum on the RC505, it all sounds weird/erratic and un-natural. The question is: How can I make the sound of my music un-affected/un-altered when I change tempo down or up (to the original recorded tempo) on the RC505. Thank you I need a step by step guide or video to watch to see the setup/connectivity of this, as not so techy. Thanks
Thanks for your comment. I had the same trouble at first. So I asked the manufacturer. The answer is that your setup omni needs to be rc-505. If you change the tempo with a tc-505, it will be smoother. Please give it a try. Sorry in poor English. I pray that it is transmitted. Thank you. Good luck.
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When making drum/percussion loops on the RC505, I use the TR8s to make the drumming bits that I feed into the RC505, and record it a set tempo. Usually ok. But as soon as I change tempo of the looped drum on the RC505, it all sounds weird/erratic and un-natural.
The question is:
How can I make the sound of my music un-affected/un-altered when I change tempo down or up (to the original recorded tempo) on the RC505.
Thank you
I need a step by step guide or video to watch to see the setup/connectivity of this, as not so techy. Thanks
Thanks for your comment.
I had the same trouble at first. So I asked the manufacturer. The answer is that your setup omni needs to be rc-505. If you change the tempo with a tc-505, it will be smoother. Please give it a try. Sorry in poor English. I pray that it is transmitted. Thank you. Good luck.
I'm home thank you