is it compatible with an Alesis 16 drum machine?
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I really don´t know. I am using it with the Loop station Boss RC3 and it works great.Regards
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I have used a roland e-kit, and a yamaha dd55 into garageband and a couple other drum programs on the ipad with very little problem. Had to adjust a midi note assignment here and there, but other than, it was pretty much plug and play for me.
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Yes, it is compatible/usable, on that specific turntable, as long as you have the correct-sized headshell.
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I would not purchase Alesis products . I have had several problems and wish I would not have wasted the money. Steer clear . Look at Roland or Yamaha instead .
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Yes, of course you can. It has standard line-level stereo audio outputs that can be plugged into inputs on the portastudio. For best results use two mono tracks or one stereo track so that you retain the stereo image of the drum sounds. Also, not sure if you can do this with the Portastudio, but if you record to PC or Mac-based recording software, you can also record the MIDI data from the Drum kit to a MIDI track as you play, then you have great flexibility to work with the data to easily make corrections, change sounds, quantize the track, etc.
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If you are using the drum samples that come included on the USB drive that ships with the unit, the answer is NO. Those are static drum samples at certain bpm time signatures that can only be imported. If however you are using the onboard drum machine on the unit, the answer is YES. It behaves very similar to a standalone drum machine like the alesis sr16, in that you can control the time signature and bpm for each drum track you create. Keep in mind that the drum sounds are "just ok", mothing really spectacularly professional sounding. But they sound alright when you process with onboard eq, compression and effects and if nothing else its great for scratch padding and laying down ideas. Hope that helps
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Yes, any Alesis brand cymbal will work with any alexis drum machine. As well, any trigger pad from any brand should usually work with any brand of drum machine, but in some cases, the response might be slightly off, or reversed, as the polarity of the trigger inputs is sometimes reversed in certain brands. Accordingly, the safest way to go is to use matching trigger pad and drum machine brands. But personally I have used Alexis drums with Roland drum machine, for example, two brand that use opposing polarity settings, and I've never noticed a problem. Your drum machine is the most important part of the equation when it comes to electronic drums and the DM-10 is a fine unit. Hope this helps Yes, any Alesis brand cymbal will work with any alexis drum machine. As well, any trigger pad from any brand should usually work with any brand of drum machine, but in some cases, the response might be slightly off, or reversed, as the polarity of the trigger inputs is sometimes reversed in certain brands. Accordingly, the safest way to go is to use matching trigger pad and drum machine brands. But personally I have used Alexis drums with Roland drum machine, for example, two brand that use opposing polarity settings, and I've never noticed a problem. Your drum machine is the most important... » Read More Yes, any Alesis brand cymbal will work with any alexis drum machine. As well, any trigger pad from any brand should usually work with any brand of drum machine, but in some cases, the response might be slightly off, or reversed, as the polarity of the trigger inputs is sometimes reversed in certain brands. Accordingly, the safest way to go is to use matching trigger pad and drum machine brands. But personally I have used Alexis drums with Roland drum machine, for example, two brand that use opposing polarity settings, and I've never noticed a problem. Your drum machine is the most important part of the equation when it comes to electronic drums and the DM-10 is a fine unit. Hope this helps « Show Less
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It is a compatible. My drum skips, the next time I will buy original new Brother drum. Tones seems to be OK, I have not used it much.
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Go to the Tascam Teac web site and ask this question there for assured compatibility
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I'm afraid I'm not sure about that. I've only used these on my Ludwig Supraphonic snare drum.Take care
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The Alesis I/O has no sounds or samples. It is an interface that transmits the drum hits and velocity into a PC or other source that provides the sound samples.
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yes it is and iam thinking about selling my akai pro because i upgraded to a motu 896mk3, email if interested: stoney295@hotmail.com
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I have this exact audio interface and use it for my AKAI MPK 49 MIDI contoller. I use multiple music programs which this interface works very well with. The only small issue was the driver disc they supplied, you will need to go directly to TASCAM to get the latest drivers (no biggie)Great purchase!
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even if it fits...it wouldnt work. I bought like 2 to 3 months back and it only worked for 1 night...then the drum kept on running in circles...
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No, it doesn't have a midi cable. You have to buy it separate (ebay, MIDI Male to Male 5 Pin) if connecting to another Alesis drum machine. If connecting to another product eg. computer then midi to usb will do the job. Either way there only $4.00 from China. They do take about 3 weeks for delivery to Australia though.
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it can. i use two of them with ableton and they work great. the software that comes with the pedals (download) is rudimentary but allows you to store note values, CC's, program changes...etc., to the pedals internal memory. for instance mine are Channel 1, CC 102, 103, 104 (pedal 1) CC 105 106 107 (pedal 2). these #'s travel with the pedals so no matter the software I'm using, Ableton, Garageband, MainStage, Amplitube....the pedal #'s stay the same.
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i doubt it!.... its a basic all in one cheap machine limited by what it can do.only a small part of it is the looper itself. i have another dedicated looper also as you cannot have looper and drums together.this was a poor decision by digitech as everyone wants looper/drums together dont they?....but it is worth buying for the drum samples alone although they can only be changed by speed their still very good and unless your a real drums enthusiast they suffice for most people just to jam along to with their guitar thats all this machine really is.. is a bedroom practice machine