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Maybe an iPad? Its a little tricky to get audio in & out (try a powered usb hub and any interface), but Beatmaker is an excellent sampler, and Loopy is an amazing looper. Mount it on a music stand, throw it in a mixer bag, and you'll have a lot of audio power that's quite portable. If you use a ...

Ough....
I really wanted a sampler+looper... the best of each one. A machine that record easyly, play quickly, with overdub, with autoloop when you want...
Maybe one day this machine could be on the market

Thanks

Hi! Sorry but I am not a good english writer, I wish you can understand me. I want to use the MS like an autoloop too, and I wondered if you use a switch pedal instead of the Sampling button by MIDI or you plug it in a homemade hole? Can you record a new track in the next loop or you need to wait ...

Thank you for your answer!

Sorry, but this is not what I'm looking for... I need a stand to manage the Radias-R while I am standing. Maybe a 40" tall.

Thanks!

Hello! I need a 1 meter tall stand for the Radias-R and a DBX 166xl compressor(19" 1U rack).

Do you know how can I do it?

Thanks!!

Better than latching the damper is to change the polarity of the damper, and desactivate momentary pushing it

That's right, I always set the sound mono/multi, using the envelope follower and the damper latched.

You can use the Envelope Follower to trigger the notes.
You also can play a note and hold it with the damper.

Hello! I use the Radias as an FX processor too, but with my bass. I plug my active bass directly to the instrument input, but I can get the same volume as the other sources (sawtooth, square, pcm...) without overloading the input. Even though having a preamp and a compressor before the input. I need ...

I have a Radias-R + Akai mpk49, and I think it is better choice than the radias kb...[/quote]

I had the R3 and it was more difficult for me to create a sound, but most of the time I did it with the computer editor.
Now with the Radias, I am faster designing sounds. I prefer the knobs than the mouse.

On the other hand, I think the more you have limitations the more creative you are.

Hi diegombass, I think your controller is not programmed to send the correct sequence of midi CC Events. A proper sequence looks like the following: St D1 D2 B0 63 05 --- CC: NRPN MSB B0 62 00 --- CC: NRPN LSB B0 06 7F --- CC: Data Entry MSB Notice that the third event is different than yours. It ...

Finally I have opened my Radias and I have solded 8 wires, 2 by timbre. I was thinking about doing in the NRPN way, but I don't like the idea, because you must switch off a timbre and switch on another to change your sound preset. On this way I have get the most out to this sencence of the manual ...

"3: Response [000…127] Specifies the time over which the audio is converted to envelope data. With lower values of this parameter, the rise and fall of the input signal will be detected quickly. With higher values of this parameter, a slowly changing envelope without a sense of attack will be d ...