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Roland P-6
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Sampler / HN277818
Roland's flagship sampler and beatmaker, the SP-404, has received a second upgraded version after more than 15 years. The SP-404 and the SX/A version are among the most widely used devices for creating beats, grooves and samples, not only in the studio but also in live performance. Roland engineers have kept the same design for the second generation, as it is characteristic for the SP-404 and every knob, every button has its well justified place. New features include more responsive and faster backlit RGB pads, of which there are now 16, a clear and advanced OLED display, an expanded effects unit and a library of samples or authentic sounds (144 high-quality and professionally recorded samples and patterns).
The SP-404MKII still packs in popular effects like Vinyl Simulator, DJFX Looper, Vocoder, Auto Pitch, but now also includes new features like Lo-fi, Cassette Simulator, Resonator effect and Guitar Amp Simulator for microphone/instrument input. 16 Pads allow you to store up to 160 different samples, then in the sequencer section you can store another 160 patterns, plus you can still store 16 complex projects. The rear panel has also undergone a change, where the RCA connectors have been replaced by the classic Jack 6.3 mm TS, MIDI is connected via Jack 3.5 mm and there's also a USB-C port for communicating with the new editor, transferring audio data from a PC, laptop or smartphone, and last but not least you can power the SP404MKII itself via USB-C.
The improved software editor now communicates via USB cable. This makes importing audio and MIDI files even faster and more convenient than ever before. You can also import projects from previous versions of the SP-404SX and SP-404A into the editor. Roland has not rested on its laurels, and this refresh will be appreciated by happy owners of the good old SP-404.
The SP-404MKII still packs in popular effects like Vinyl Simulator, DJFX Looper, Vocoder, Auto Pitch, but now also includes new features like Lo-fi, Cassette Simulator, Resonator effect and Guitar Amp Simulator for microphone/instrument input. 16 Pads allow you to store up to 160 different samples, then in the sequencer section you can store another 160 patterns, plus you can still store 16 complex projects. The rear panel has also undergone a change, where the RCA connectors have been replaced by the classic Jack 6.3 mm TS, MIDI is connected via Jack 3.5 mm and there's also a USB-C port for communicating with the new editor, transferring audio data from a PC, laptop or smartphone, and last but not least you can power the SP404MKII itself via USB-C.
The improved software editor now communicates via USB cable. This makes importing audio and MIDI files even faster and more convenient than ever before. You can also import projects from previous versions of the SP-404SX and SP-404A into the editor. Roland has not rested on its laurels, and this refresh will be appreciated by happy owners of the good old SP-404.
Available from 10.1.2025
€185.00
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Functions
- Battery Operated Yes
- Sequencer Yes
Features
- Format support WAV
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Colour
Black/Yellow
- Number of Keys 16
- Polyphony 16
- Microphone Yes
Inputs and outputs
- Input Ports 3x Jack 6,3 mm TS, MIDI In
- Output Ports 3x Jack 3.5 mm (sync, mix, midi), USB-C
- USB to host Yes
- USB to device Yes
Dimensions and weight
- Width 188.00 mm
- Depth 106 mm
- Height 37 mm
- Weight 0.3 kg
Accessories
- Software P-6 Sample Tool
- Adapter included Yes
Country of production
- Country of Production Malaysia
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