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Yeah, from the reviews apparently the USB interface isn't the greatest, but I think it's still worth me checking out for that price. I believe it's brand new as of this year, someone in the reviews said it uses USB 1, which seems unlikely and rather silly to me.

Yup, I've tried using a headphone splitter in reverse, it does weird things to your stereo and really just doesn't sound good.

That being said, if anyone gets a Stereo solution to this problem that's small and cheap, let me know and I'll pre-order one pronto. I don't have a mixer and I do a lot of 2xLSDJ work, so this would be a Godsend. THISMEANSYOUTHURSDAY (still using my Thursday-boy daily, VERY nice work )

Wow, that's an absolutely SICK lineup, sweet tour guests too, I'd love to hear Kitty Pryde team up with you lot. Not to mention EC
BTW, Come to Saskatoon/Winnipeg/Edmonton/Calgary, KTHXBYE

I'm seriously considering giving up on this whole forum thing and just going to try making some of this "Chipmusic" stuff you guys seem to like talking about. Yeah. I think I'll do that.

If you only want it for bass drums then just make sure the instrument you're using is Manual then run this instead (replace $ with number of synths to skip):

F-$0
---
H-01

As far as cutting sample speed with a command, I couldn't find a normal way to do it, but I did discover a rather cool work-around; try this:

CYM I$$ PF0
--- I-- P00

Or you can run the P commands in a table if you like
That'll pitch bend the sample down real quick then hold it there, by fiddling with the PF0 you should be able to get it to sound about the right pitch (with even more precision than 0.5x) unfortunately the sample will still only last as long as a 1x playback, but you can work around that by using R commands or turning loop on for the instrument.

These are all work arounds of course, but that seems the only option at this point.

Also thanks for getting me to mess with things a bit, just discovered some cool effects using V on samples.

Let me know if you need anything else.

It's doable yes, and actually quite easy. First I'd preferably use a synth in manual mode, just makes things easier. Then all you do is run an F command for the number of Synths you want to skip. To skip to the next one its F-10, skip 2 is F-20, and so on.

Then if you want to increment through that instrument use a series of F-01 commands, so if you wanted an instrument to play through smoothly on the synth 3 ahead it would be:

0 - F-30
1 - F-01
2 - H-01

Run groove commands in the right hand column to change playback speed. Ex: running a 6-6 groove would be equivalent to a synth of speed 6, 3-3 groove equivalent to speed 3, etc.

Hopefully that helps, not too tough to use. If you want to do pingpong effects it's harder, but is doable with a little logic and thought.

Are you sure you can't just alter some of your pulse instruments to free up more instruments though? I think that would be easiest.

This is prime stuff, really clean and definitive sound. I'm digging it.