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<t>I was playing about making a pad and discovered a peculiar "feature" of the supersaw waveform. If you select the default patch (D8) and select supersaw, then shift the keyboard up 3 octaves, the higher pitched keys sound less like a saw and more like low frequency noise. At the highest pitches th...

<t>well, the "sound" comes out of a 1/4" socket at the back of the synth; you might ordinarily plug that into an amplifier to hear it. Alternatively, you can plug it into the "microphone" or "line in" socket on your sound card. This is typically a 3.5mm socket so you will need a suitable adaptor . Y...

I record through the line in socket on my laptop. It's the old fashioned way as no midi involved but it works well enough. You could try that?

it's a fantastic machine, The SH-201 bashers either thought they were buying something different or aren't patient enough to learn how to use it properly.

<t>because the sh201 was designed as few years ago, it wasn't released with a driver compatible with an OS that hadn't been released at that time. I heard Roland have announced that the windows7 driver will be released soon though, so hopefully you won't have to wait too long! Of course, you can alw...

yep I can confirm that. Just tried plugging it in via usb and it works perfectly! Wow, the power of open source never ceases to amaze me. Thanks again becks.

hi there, I've just installed ubuntu 9.10 and was able to record off the sh201 using ardour; recording off the mic worked straight out of the box with no crackling or latency issues at all. I installed the software using wine but have yet to get it to work. A bit of googling suggests that there is a...