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Alex posted in the group Roland SH-4d Synthesizer Group
Can the Roland SH-4d sound like a TB-303?
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I’ve preordered, can’t wait to try it but it’s not coming until May! How did you get yours so quickly?
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I was just really lucky I guess. I saw a store that had one in stock just a couple of days after it was announced and quickly placed my order. It came the next day!
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Alex posted in the group Roland SH-4d Synthesizer Group
SH-4d Tip: The FAT parameter doesn’t seem to be available directly for the Sync and Ring models, but strangely you can still choose it as a modulation source in the matrix. Can be useful for fattening up the sound as these models don’t have additional oscillators to be used as a Sub.
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The Sync model at least can be replicated in the SH-4d model, so you could gain Fat and other features including additional oscillators that way. I don’t know if there is ring modulation available in the SH-4d or 3d models (I don’t have my synth yet).
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Great job! i think i will order it
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I’ve created a template (backup/restore file) that will make the SH-4d behave more like a groovebox when saving Patterns.
For the first 32 patterns, I’ve saved (and pre-mapped) an INIT preset for each Tone Part 1-4, as well as a default TR-909 Rhythm Kit.
You can now select a pattern (01-32), create your synth and drum parts, and then save the Pattern (using OVERWRITE) and, if you’re designing your own sounds while creating patterns, there’s now no need to rename everything as I’ve already done it for you!
The remaining 96 patterns have been left empty, so you can use these for…Read More
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Obviously not going to sound identical not being a clone, but it sounds pretty good and has the right vibe 😎