How do I import custom samples onto the Roland SPD-SX PRO? (Roland SPD-SX PRO Flagship Sampling Drummers Other Musicians User Manual)

Answer

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Jan 15, 2025 - 10:30 PM


Yes, the Roland SPD-SX PRO allows users to import custom samples, providing flexibility in creating unique percussion setups. Here is how you can import custom samples onto the SPD-SX PRO:

1. Prepare your custom samples: Make sure your custom samples are in a compatible format such as WAV or AIFF. You can use audio editing software to create or convert your samples to the appropriate format.

2. Connect the SPD-SX PRO to your computer: Use a USB cable to connect the SPD-SX PRO to your computer. The SPD-SX PRO supports USB connectivity for MIDI functionality and audio streaming.

3. Access the SPD-SX PRO as a USB storage device: Once connected, the SPD-SX PRO will appear as a removable storage device on your computer. Open the device to access its internal memory or SD/SDHC card.

4. Create a folder for your custom samples: Within the SPD-SX PRO's internal memory or SD/SDHC card, create a new folder to store your custom samples. You can name the folder according to your preference.

5. Copy your custom samples to the folder: Copy and paste or drag and drop your custom samples into the folder you created. Make sure the samples are in the supported format (WAV or AIFF) and properly named.

6. Disconnect the SPD-SX PRO from your computer: Safely eject the SPD-SX PRO from your computer and disconnect the USB cable.

7. Access the samples on the SPD-SX PRO: On the SPD-SX PRO, navigate to the Sample section using the menu buttons and the 4.3-inch color LCD display. You should be able to see the imported samples in the sample library.

8. Assign the samples to pads: Select the desired pad on the SPD-SX PRO and assign the imported sample to it. You can use the menu buttons and the display to navigate and make the assignments.

By following these steps, you can successfully import your own custom samples onto the Roland SPD-SX PRO and incorporate them into your performances and recordings. For more detailed instructions and information, please refer to the user manual provided.