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Someone once told me that it's not what you use, but how you use it.
Then there's the SP-202. You'll find that it's easy to use, but loses its flavor after one hour. Effects are limited to two filters, delay, time stretch, pitch bend and ring mod.
I haven't even bothered to try and connect it to any midi devices since it only has one midi in port.
I find it useful for only real-time recording or live performance, but in either case, the sample playback quality is sub-par.
It can also be useful because it's rather portable...if you like spending money on 6 AA batteries. Yes, it runs on batteries.
But, whatever samples that I'd snag from where ever or whomever through the SP-202 would eventually end up on my PC.
However, if you remove the aforementioned AA batteries from the unit, it's buh-bye samples (until you find the appropiate power adaptor which is not included).
If you do buy this sampler, use for the purpose of learning to use samples in the structure of your music or as a portable sampling device for capturing ambient sounds.
All-in-all: You're better off just bleching into your old Casio keyboard that you got when you were 10 years old and pushing the demo button.
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