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and the padkontrol has a similar issues where the pots send out values that are increments of four

there is a similar issue with the padKontrol, wish korg would sort it out

modulation is just a CC, so yes you can

press setting, tap a pad, press note/cc turn the dial make sure that the pad is set to the same channel as the sampler. when connecting via usb,make sure that the correct midi out (padkontrol has three) is selected (midi a, midi b and thru i think) if you have the usb connected is will disable the ...

instead of an MPC, you might want to look at a rack sampler such as an akai s3000 or even an s1000 (might be able to get one really cheap). as for connecting a padKontrol to a microkorg or other synth (assuming it has midi in) you have an alternative way of playing and manipulating the sounds, if ...

i think that the <pitch> etc are hardwired and not affected by the cc setting of a pad. pads 4,5,6,7,8 can be assigned a value to affect the knobs i think, but I have not got into this yet

find out which CC's are used. To assign a knob you can: press setting press note/cc press knob 1 assign turn the dial to change the cc alternatively: with "setting" off (or in the normal performance mode): press and hold a knob assign tap the pad labeled <main> release the knob assign you can do the ...

1.press setting 2.press midi ch 3.tap a pad 4.turn the dial to select channel 1 5.tap the pad (making sounds yet) 6.press note cc 7. turn the dial to select a note (choose c4 or something near the middle) 8. press the pad (the same pad as before-any sounds) you can repeat the process for all pads ...

Wish korg would sort it out. seems to me like the PK is really nicely designed in lots of ways but you have quite a few nagging stupid limitations. Another limitation: why is it not possible to send a program change to just one channel? The trigger finger is implemented in a much more straight ...

press "setting", press hold down roll, all pads that are to be affected by the roll function will light, while holding the roll button, you can toggle which pads you want to be affected. It works the same way for flam. Press "setting" again when you are done. press roll then press and hold a pad and ...

just press "setting" then "velocity" then "fixed velocity" (in sequence), all three buttons will be lit. Use the wheel to dial in your desired velocity and press "setting" again. When you press the fixed velocity button and hit/press a pad it will show the number you have dialled in the setting mode ...

have not tried it, but there is ASIO4ALL
[http://www.asio4all.com/]

Other than that the padKontrol will work just as well as any other USB midi device. Lots of people use a laptop for their music making, so it might all be fine.[/url]

Its a midi controller, it is just a way of inputing data, how that data is interpreted is up to you, depends how far you want to go, probably best to stick with whatever software you have and work hard to learn it. I would use the pads for triggering sounds and use the your mouse and some editing ...

You have to select the pads that respond to the flam or roll by: 1. press note cc 2. press and hold either roll or flam and tap the pads to toggle whether or not they will be respond to roll or flam. You can do the same for the steppy knobs too. This feature had me a bit puzzled at the start but I ...

Yes, it is normal behaviour for a PadKontrol, I have seen it mentioned in an earlier post and get the same result with my linux setup (its definately at the PadKontrol end). It really sucks. Cant understand why something would be designed to work this way when the normal 0-127 in increments of one ...