ROLAND SH-32 TUTORIAL PART 1 HOW TO MAKE A SEQUENCE

I talk about 3 things here: 1. How you can return to the factory settings. Very important: with returning to the factory settings you can avoid "error"-messages afterwards. 2. How you can set the SH-32 to the right midi-channel. Important when you want to link him via midi to an external device( pc, or rhythmbox etc.). 3. How you can make a sequence with a rhythm and a sound, that you choose from the internal soundbanks( 4 banks, each 64 sounds ) and rhythmbank( 64 rhythm styles ) of the SH-32 ( via assign mode ). The SH-32 has brilliant rhythm patterns inside. This SH-32 blows the Korg Monotribe in pieces. You are much better off with a second hand SH-32 than a new Korg Monotribe. I bought my SH-32 for 225 Euro( on 2dehands.be ). A Monotribe costs +- 195 Euros ( here in Belgium ). I had a Monotribe in mind, but I am very happy that I waited and that I bought an SH-32. I recommand an SH-32 to all electronic composers.