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rodeci
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 Posted: Tue May 11, 2010 1:52 am Post subject: DJ Drops on a Korg Key or micro Pad |
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Hey hey,
Can some one please tell me if you can program/assign DJ Drops on a Korg Key or on a micro Pad? I currently have a mac pro connected to a zero4 using Traktor. I thought I could probably run live8 in the background and activate the the "drop" (sound fx, horns etc) via a midi link. haven't tried but I thought assigning an MP3 file to a pad would have been the better option but I cant seem to be able to do this in Korg Editor.
cheers guys...
Rod
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tpantano
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| Posted: Tue May 11, 2010 2:25 am Post subject: Re: DJ Drops on a Korg Key or micro Pad |
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| rodeci wrote: | Hey hey,
Can some one please tell me if you can program/assign DJ Drops on a Korg Key or on a micro Pad? I currently have a mac pro connected to a zero4 using Traktor. I thought I could probably run live8 in the background and activate the the "drop" (sound fx, horns etc) via a midi link. haven't tried but I thought assigning an MP3 file to a pad would have been the better option but I cant seem to be able to do this in Korg Editor.
cheers guys...
Rod |
i don't know specifics, but basically you're going have to assign your fx to a midi CC, then ur pad to the same CC. or, if you have a software sampler in live, simply assign them to a piano midi note in the sampler and have the pad/key play that note.
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rodeci
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| Posted: Tue May 11, 2010 2:34 am Post subject: |
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Thanks for the reply man. i'll have to check it out ans see what works and what doesnt. but yeah it sounds like the way to go with out splurging on a roland404... cheers again dude... but hey, how do you guys assign basic audible notes to a nanokey??? I can't even figure that out... 
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| rodeci wrote: | | Thanks for the reply man. i'll have to check it out ans see what works and what doesnt. but yeah it sounds like the way to go with out splurging on a roland404... cheers again dude... but hey, how do you guys assign basic audible notes to a nanokey??? I can't even figure that out... |
the nanokey on its own can't play sound. You need to use a computer instrument plug-in such as a VSTi to play sound, or an actual other keyboard. So, in live, there should be options for creating software instruments; if you make one and ur midi is hooked up fine, you should be able to play it.
live is kinda complicated to navigate though imho >.<
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oh cool, Thanks....
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