KP3 - SD CARD Specs
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KP3 - SD CARD Specs
Hi Everybody.
I'm new into this forum so greetings to everybody!
I'm from Italy (Milan), I love electronic music and I own some pieces of hardware (MC909, MC307, Electribe) and now I got a brand new KP3 to use it as a multieffect processor.
Because i'm planning to buy a SD Card, I was wandering if i can get more GB instead of the reccomended 2 and if there's a particular SD model i can buy.
Thnx to everybody for your kind help
regards
Babag76
I'm new into this forum so greetings to everybody!
I'm from Italy (Milan), I love electronic music and I own some pieces of hardware (MC909, MC307, Electribe) and now I got a brand new KP3 to use it as a multieffect processor.
Because i'm planning to buy a SD Card, I was wandering if i can get more GB instead of the reccomended 2 and if there's a particular SD model i can buy.
Thnx to everybody for your kind help
regards
Babag76
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does it matter which model you get? is there any difference between different models?
The KP3 doesn't read at high speed, so there is no advantage to getting a really high spec card.
I have a 2GB Kingston card, but it is very slow to load and I'm thinking of getting a smaller card and seeing if samples load faster.
and you will never fill up a 2GB card with the small samples the KP3 holds. It can only load files with certain filenames, like 1.wav, 2.aiff, 3.kp3, so even if you had thousands of samples on the card, you couldn't use them!
The KP3 doesn't read at high speed, so there is no advantage to getting a really high spec card.
I have a 2GB Kingston card, but it is very slow to load and I'm thinking of getting a smaller card and seeing if samples load faster.
and you will never fill up a 2GB card with the small samples the KP3 holds. It can only load files with certain filenames, like 1.wav, 2.aiff, 3.kp3, so even if you had thousands of samples on the card, you couldn't use them!
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I thought so too, but Wikipedia tells me it's 4GB. There are SDHC cards, which are the same physical dimensions as SD, but with more capacity. Dunno if the KP3 can use them though.Mr36 wrote:And isn't 2GB the limit for SD cards anyway?
But I think we agree that a 2GB card is definitely large enough for a KP3 - I think I'll give mine to the missus for her camera and use a smaller card for my KP3
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It might read a 4GB SD card (if there really is such a thing) but I doubt very much that it will read anything more, as they will be SDHC cards, not just SD.
And Mr o' Muppets, I have an MC-909 that uses SmartMedia too. And I've only got a 32MB card. I manage fine with that. Just depends what you do and how you like to work, I suppose.
And Mr o' Muppets, I have an MC-909 that uses SmartMedia too. And I've only got a 32MB card. I manage fine with that. Just depends what you do and how you like to work, I suppose.