This is very interesting and I'm looking for a work flow for this machine. This is teaching me alot. I been using Roland for a long time and never had any equipment failures. It's very dependable and well worth the money.
I use the SPD SX Pro as a multi channel computer interface and have also some Kits with the same backing tracks for a backup as you describe, the computer never crashes and the backup kits work also very well. You could also assign the tracks to separate outputs to change volume or mute them on the mixing board instead of using the editor and make those changes for each kit.
This is very interesting and I'm looking for a work flow for this machine. This is teaching me alot. I been using Roland for a long time and never had any equipment failures. It's very dependable and well worth the money.
Yep! Going down that route
Nice! You’ll be glad you did
I use the SPD SX Pro as a multi channel computer interface and have also some Kits with the same backing tracks for a backup as you describe, the computer never crashes and the backup kits work also very well. You could also assign the tracks to separate outputs to change volume or mute them on the mixing board instead of using the editor and make those changes for each kit.
whew that was real easy! Thank you✊🏾
🤝🏼🤝🏼🤝🏼
Thanks man I’m gonna try this way out now ! 😊
Very helpful!!! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! How do you currently use the spdsx pro in your setup?
@@soundchecktek I'm considering buying :)
Great video mate, this helped me a lot with up-and-coming shows Appreciate it :)
Great! More videos coming soon about the SPDSX PRO + X-Air 18 + P16 🦾
Why not demo what you’ve just loaded to hear how it sounds?
Editing the demo now! Will be posting this week.
@@soundchecktek look forward to it