im thinkin of getting the sample pad pro to trigger sounds for my band ( we cover a lot of Floyd) Is this unit capable of this, saving the sounds?
1718414
Great question. I believe it has the capability of loading and storing new sounds however we've never had the need since it comes with a ton of sounds and we just assign the ones we want to each individual pad/sensor. I hope this helps.
1718415
Hi Emmett! i'm Francisco from Argentina, i buy this product last year, certanly is a very good product, but is not available for use like you want. I investigate a lot, and this model is not the correct one. I hope mi experience help to you. good luck!
1718416
Yes, you can load your own sounds from an SD card (I don't own the device, but they demonstrate it in this review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GF38DrK5Rl8)
1985842
You can send midi to it for sequencing, but not to control the oscillators... just the notes. None of the knobs can control VSTs on your DAW... only notes and not even the pitch wheel. That being said, this is the finest piece of gear I've purchased. Incredibly fun, kill bass sounds, versatile, and sending midi notes out of your DAW for sequencing is a blast.
856595
It should work out of the box. It will appear in your DAW as a midi device.
2004796
yes and no, it's strictly a drum controller, doesn't have any on-board memory to store sounds, it does come with preset mapping for whichever program you use it with
1053111
Hi William. You use it to make music and control Ableton. You can use the pads to trigger samples, affect volume, change effects, pan, etc. The included software (when purchased new) gives you access to tons of sounds, samples, and music creation tools. It's a powerful little instrument.
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I would think not if it is not noted. There is a free editor avail. From the Korg site. The pads are note assignable so they can trigger notes in just about any music software that accepts midi note info.
1726404
Yes, you can. Kind of the point of a usb MIDI controller. Works with all the DAWs I've tried on (ie Ableton and FL).
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I have used this unit as a preamp to go directly into my recording interface and I remember being able to get a usable tone without getting too hot of a signal. I have not tested it with a voltage meter or gone direct into a headphone amp. With the amp setup I currently use, I can dial in a crunch tone with little volume boost (maybe even some volume reduction), or a good deal of volume boost. In my opinion and of the opinion of many a guitar players that have tested my rig, the pedal is surprisingly usable as compared to other Boss of EHX pedals I have purchased. In addition, the price isn't hard to swallow. I have used this unit as a preamp to go directly into my recording interface and I remember being able to get a usable tone without getting too hot of a signal. I have not tested it with a voltage meter or gone direct into a headphone amp. With the amp setup I currently use, I can dial in a crunch tone with little volume boost (maybe even some volume reduction), or a good deal of volume boost. In my opinion and of the opinion of many a guitar players that have tested my rig, the pedal is surprisingly usable as compared to other Boss of EHX pedals I have purchased. In addition, the price... » Read More I have used this unit as a preamp to go directly into my recording interface and I remember being able to get a usable tone without getting too hot of a signal. I have not tested it with a voltage meter or gone direct into a headphone amp. With the amp setup I currently use, I can dial in a crunch tone with little volume boost (maybe even some volume reduction), or a good deal of volume boost. In my opinion and of the opinion of many a guitar players that have tested my rig, the pedal is surprisingly usable as compared to other Boss of EHX pedals I have purchased. In addition, the price isn't hard to swallow. « Show Less
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You can assign anything midi to it. Not just the sounds that come with the minilab . I use it with the Gargeband built in instruments no problem. Hopes this helps out.
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Hi every one!! I have to clear a doubt before I buy this item, I love to use midi and playback instruments especially with Reason (obviously I take advantage on recording at the same time), my doubt is if I will have playback latency with this unit as it does not use an internal PCI card? Thanks in advance
856599
Yes, assuming your DAW has a soft synth to generate sound from the incoming MIDI data that is generated by the fishman pickup
642565
No. This is just a midi keyboard that you can use to trigger sounds. You will need a DAW program as well to use this such as Logic Pro or Reason.
36387
No, because it only a midi controller. If you using a laptop with sound then yes
1076446
It can only be used to trigger sounds in your DAW. It is used as a MIDI input device much like, say, a MIDI keyboard.
2179144
No. This is a MIDI controller only. It is not capable of generating sound on its own.
1243412
I don't believe that's a feature. You cannot light the pads up for a live performance, just play samples
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Yes. You can use this bad as a midi controller by sending many signals from midi out into the median in of the SR 18. Though, I believe the don't numbers sent by this device or fixed. This would mean that you would have to adjust the new numbers on the SR 18 to match the samples you want to trigger.