sequencer sampler question buying advice!!

ok thanjs ofr answering my last question

tough the phatnom has a sequemncer and stuff..

y prefer them sparately...

i rather saty get a junog

but when choosing a sequencer sanpler,

i think on choosing a sp555

do i need some espantion set, more sounds ,,?

and is it that what i need want, something to play life, do some stufff to record them later}__?is it this what i want?

or sonmething better more useless gadgets.....

and also since im buying online what isa good pagw web ,thats really goog to buy stuff...im also getiiinh a phaser some fxs.. usb audio interface...

any way

thanks any info sure lll do me some good

Dude, what's with spelling EVERYTHING wrong?

I understand that some people don't speak English as a first language.

I understand sometimes a errant letter slips by.

But your entire post is almost entirely incomprehensible. It is so distracting, that even if I knew the answers to all your questions, I would be too confused, because I don't know what the hell you're talking about.

Seriously, when a person is articulate, they can go a lot farther in life, and I don't just mean on an internet forum.

End of rant.

curious that the subject line uses correct spelling.

Mountain Dew fingers...

He's stuck with modules in an effort to be thrifty, and got stuck with the rolck and hard place. Not entirely sold on computer sequencers, or categorizing the colored lines as a definitive sequencer, he's wondering if hardware sequencers follow the same trend, unless there's one that doesn't obfuscate the capabilities in of design/market terms. Presumptuous bastard I am.

you are right it was kinda confusing, yes you know ....well

Im into buying , well someone is buying everything for me... since im not in the states....so i cannot do all that going to the store a try things out and ask all i want,, either make a" used" that with this and a"used" what ever synth recepie...since that requires some work and im mostly just gonna write list a mail it to some one who

I like the SP-606 over the SP-555.

I don't have either of the Korg ESX1SD or the IELECTRIBE, but I've heard great things about both.

aren't the Roland SP sequencers crap? i'd go for a Korg ESX over one of those, unless you need the extra (streaming?) sampling time.

the sp-505 sequencer is not crap.

it's has the 'micro edit' function which allows you to do really quick stutter rolls and stuff.

the electribes are obviously a lot quicker and easier, but the 505 is deeper. i'd like to get my hands on a 606.

cool, thanks for the info!

so, what is it streaming time is it really important well it depends on what i wanna do, doent it?

any way its the

sp 606 which ist in the rolnad page...

sp555,

and the ielectribe

im planning on recording with it and other stuff...

then , while a friend mix those tracks ( kinda like a live electro show) ill be playing synths and the sampler..... or what ever i got to do at any part of the gig....

i think a goog question ll be

a seasoned musician ( sampler wise) would want a ----- after passing the begginers phase, i mean features wise, or anything you guys think is importand in a sampler...