SP404MKII 3.0 update: exporting multitracks/stems for mixing into your DAW! (full walkthrough)

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the sp404mkii v3.0 update brings many new features, but to me, none more important than the ability to finally export multitracks/stems as audio files from pattern mode. this means that, for each pattern, you can export perfectly cut loops of all your single instruments: kick, snare hats, basss etc.

you then have the ability to export them into your SD card and transfer them to a DAW (digital audio workstation: Ableton, FL studio, Cubase, Pro Tools, Logic etc) to create the arangement and fine tune your mix. the tracks will be perfectly in sync and ready to go!

this is such a game changer for me - I've been asking for this feature for ever! shoutout to Elf Audio - they've had this feature in Koala Sampler for years.

speaking of which... this video has quite a long intro because I really wanted to contextualise this 3.0 update in the groovebox/sampler industry. so I talk about how elektron and roland are trying to one-up each other and we're kinda benefitting from it, honestly. I find these things interesting and noteworthy, but you might not agree with me lol, so here's timestamps for you:

00:00 the roland-elektron update war and why it's good for us
02:44 why the sp404mkii 3.0 update makes multitrack export possible
03:53 bouncing single stems from patterns
06:06 FX motion sequencing - does it work with multitrack export?
09:06 export to SD card!
09:38 important tips and tricks when importing stems into ableton (or any DAW)
12:00 mixing
17:10 A/B comparison
18:09 bonus tip: the REAL reason you SHOULD export to DAW
23:42 conclusions

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