Can you disable the velocity sensitvity of the pads? ie have fixed velocity and volume output every time you trigger a pad?
636310
Yes, technically answering your question. The pads are not touch sensitive to begin with. But you can resample on multiple pads with varying volumes or effects and line them up consecutively if you want the sample to be progressive for whatever reason.
1295599
Don't know, but the sound manipulation by the touchpad is doing the same to me. I tried to find a disabler for it with no luck. I did download the supplemental control program from Logitech that goes with the keyboard. Plan to look at it again to try to disable, just haven't got to it yet.
1732281
It can be quite noisy even with TV or music on, but good news...I found a way to suppressed it, simply by using some sort of lubricant over the pad and eh voila, problem disappeared...I personally use ' RUSTCURE' by FORMULA 3000..you can use something similar to that...good luck
1441830
No there are no pads provided. Personally I didn't care because I do not intend to shift or slide the ping pong table top.
661248
In the past I have encountered the same issue. With this mattress pad, I can move all I want and hear no noise at all. This pad is not like your cheaper pads.
1986938
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
2105155
You have to allocate the buttons on the controller with Nestopia. This is what you do: Options --&gt; input. Select "Pad 1" and allocate the movements. Push "down" for down, "select" for select etc. Hope this works.
2100727
Yes. I ended up disabling the feature, since it cannot be adjusted. Potentially useful, though.
1777501
There are no settings other than velocity measurement in feet or meters per second. When turned on it defaults to feet each time per the manual. Try reviewing the manual then contact the manufacturer for further assistance if needed.
2057388
No aftertouch. Velocity is (of course) per key, so hitting another keys doesn't affect the volume of these already sounding... Unless you reach the voice limit - 128 (then for every new key hit, another one is being cut).
1547513
yep. I've found that a tiny adjustment to the resistance will make the noise go away. I think it's just a result of something rubbing on something else, probably will get smoother as you break it in.
904099
No. it is only a "trigger" device. The advantage is any pad or knob can be assigned to trigger or control just about ANY note or parameter. Also, it is both usb and midi.
697566
While there are no speed settings, you can put a ball valve on the output. Doing this will give you flow control. Never restrict the input.
1287662
You can control the speed with trigger. With trigger fully depressed speed set by contoller
385798
The output pressure is adjustable. The regulator is sensitive, but if you play with it, you can get it to the desired setting - then just leave it as is.Hope this .helps
2224191
Sorry... 3rd generation pads will not work with this software. Thanks for your inquiry and have a great day!!!
1243412
I don't believe that's a feature. You cannot light the pads up for a live performance, just play samples