This controller is dope. For anyone that wants to get the sensitivity high on each pad, go to the menu, page 3 and set each pad to channel =10, curve=soft, Threshold=10.
Finally a Drum pad Controller that has a "16 level" button!!! Not sure why all modern drum pad controllers over look this button/function... I have retired my AKAI MPD 226 for this very portable version that has a very similar layout. Love the size of this thing! about the Size of my ipad mini.
The thing I do not like about my AKAI MPD16 is the pads need too much heavy force to make a reliable hit. It's functioning as it was designed to do, but I wish I could use a light tapping technique instead, to suit a synth player. Also two fingers per pad to do rolls etc does not work reliably, and the edges of the pad are dead spots.
Can you upload percussion sounds to this for live performance? I’m a bass player and want to be able to hit some chimes and 808s every now and then while we play
What program do you need in order to use it on the iPad via Bluetooth? I’ve been trying to connect it to the Bluetooth on the iPad and it’s not showing up on the list of devices
@@mel9823 I would imagine Logic Pro, or any other app that supports bluetooth midi. Probably Koala Sampler, though I haven't tried that. But I think I saw a video of someone using it.
They're quite sensitive. I forgot to mention that you can also adjust the threshold and velocity curve settings, so you can adjust how sensitive you like them.
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This controller is dope. For anyone that wants to get the sensitivity high on each pad, go to the menu, page 3 and set each pad to channel =10, curve=soft, Threshold=10.
Finally a Drum pad Controller that has a "16 level" button!!! Not sure why all modern drum pad controllers over look this button/function... I have retired my AKAI MPD 226 for this very portable version that has a very similar layout. Love the size of this thing! about the Size of my ipad mini.
Hmmmm. Yet another device I hadn't realized I need, until now. 👍😊
I’m eyeing it and I barely use the bestows I have now 😅
This or Synido for finger drumming?
I was looking at the Synido Tempo pad... lol where did this come from, looks great though
The thing I do not like about my AKAI MPD16 is the pads need too much heavy force to make a reliable hit. It's functioning as it was designed to do, but I wish I could use a light tapping technique instead, to suit a synth player. Also two fingers per pad to do rolls etc does not work reliably, and the edges of the pad are dead spots.
Did you mean the Avatar Mp16 midi pad operates the same? Is it not reliable? And also how is the velocity response, does light tapping work with this?
@@eldrepepino1180 I've not had the chance to try the Avatar.
@@EgoShredderI know I’m late, but have you tried it yet?
Can you upload percussion sounds to this for live performance? I’m a bass player and want to be able to hit some chimes and 808s every now and then while we play
This is a MIDI controller, you can’t upload anything to it. You could, however trigger anything you want through your DAW using this controller.
How can i connect the record button to FL studio i would pay you to figure that out ive Been trying literally 4 hours
I never tried it, but you probably have to select the EMP16 as a control surface in FL Studio
How was at the end?
For resolume ?
Can this run without a computer? I want to control my Behringer edge with it.
Hi! Can you tell how can i map buttons a/b/c/d and other? it's not displayed as midi
You can't, those are for switching pad banks on the device.
Can i use this with my ddj 200?
What program do you need in order to use it on the iPad via Bluetooth? I’ve been trying to connect it to the Bluetooth on the iPad and it’s not showing up on the list of devices
I’ve only tested it in GarageBand, but it works fine there.
@@demonicsweaters okay. Is there any other program you know about that it can connect to besides that?
@@mel9823 I would imagine Logic Pro, or any other app that supports bluetooth midi. Probably Koala Sampler, though I haven't tried that. But I think I saw a video of someone using it.
how sensitive are the pads? are they good for ghost notes?
They're quite sensitive. I forgot to mention that you can also adjust the threshold and velocity curve settings, so you can adjust how sensitive you like them.
how would these compare to the Synido? @@demonicsweaters
Yeeeaaaah been wanting to compare this to a synido tempo pad, which of the two is reliable in terms of velocity sensitivity
its ether going to be the synido or this one for me@@eldrepepino1180
Can i use this to record midi drums on logic?
yep
Can i input songs on each pad and play it on sounds system ?
Yes, this would be possible in ableton. You could import each song to a scene in ableton then map each pad to a scene
Bought this and returned it. The pads were god awful even after adjusting. Loved the midi bluetooth though
That's odd, mine feels great!