Wow...simple, obvious, and I completely missed it. (though in my defense the manual seems to have forgotten about it when talking about the release value on p.25, though it is documented earlier.) Thanks!NorthernMonkey wrote: Use the 'hold' button.
Should I wait on MPD24 or get the PadKontrol?
I just picked up the Korg.
After about an half hour with it I am very happy. The scenes feature is just awesome. One scene for clip firing, another on a different midi channel for drum pads, another for hits and dummy clips. Wow.
After about an half hour with it I am very happy. The scenes feature is just awesome. One scene for clip firing, another on a different midi channel for drum pads, another for hits and dummy clips. Wow.
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yeah,, i got padkontrol and remote zero sl.. i wish the padkontrol had a few more knobs, i love the xy pad, but find it to fidgety for using in automap..
since i us my sl mostly for general mixer purposes, i am considering buying something like the x-session pro or x-session 17, so that i can have a a completely dedicated drum machine. without having to share the feautres of sl...the real problem for me with the sl with the padkontrol is that they just dont sit well together, a little too much space for a quick portable drum machine... the x-session is about $100 US, which may be a good solution..
since i us my sl mostly for general mixer purposes, i am considering buying something like the x-session pro or x-session 17, so that i can have a a completely dedicated drum machine. without having to share the feautres of sl...the real problem for me with the sl with the padkontrol is that they just dont sit well together, a little too much space for a quick portable drum machine... the x-session is about $100 US, which may be a good solution..