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be more specific.

hey phil
no, you need a computer to do that unfortunately.
with the kpro you can do it without a computer, but you lose the sampling/looping aspect of the kpro while doing so...

yeah, that's probably yr issue. i'd get a mono plug. i've plugged probably 10 different mics into my kp3 and never had an issue

for touchscreen faders use external control mode on the kp3 and set to program 4.

in ableton, simply press the midi button in the upper right hand corner. a bunch of areas on the screen will turn blue... click one of those areas, then press a button on the kp3 and that button will control that item in ableton.

heck i already trigger synths w/ my kp3 so it' not like i need this. i'm just saying that's the appealing feature to me. otherwise, the loopers seem about on par with what the kp3 offers and the synths simply can't compare to the other stuff i have so it's the touch screen that i really like... as ...

well for me, it looks like it can perform the only thing that i really want out of a kpro (triggering external synths) for 1/4 the price...

http://www.icon-global.com/music/music/product.php?musiccpfb_id=98&cpl2shu1_id=1&cpl3shu1_id=1&cpl3shu2_id=99 there's so little info about this that it seems like vaporware, and i've never heard of the company, but looks pretty awesome! supposedly priced at 100 euros.. http://www.djtechtools.com ...

personally i don't have fruity loops but somebody should be able to help you... you should be able to do those things i just am not sure how midi works in FL studio.

uhh, try listening to shpongle when you're a little less sober.... it might make more sense if you ingest some psychedelics first

in that same vein, check out OTT, hallucinogen in dub, and bluetech

since you can do many things with midi, it would help for you to be more specific about what you are trying to accomplish.

i guess that's what i meant - as long as you're not using the touchpad, you might as well be using a more expressive synth...

lol, like i said, kinda useless. personally i don't see the point of playing the kpro with another input device. you're not going to get velocity or polyphony out of it. the touch pad is it's sole strength in terms of expressiveness, IMO. back to your original question, i don't really know of any ...

my guess is the kp3 will work too, kinda useless though
not sure of the exact midi implementation on the kpro but i think they're identical in that regard...

by that, do mean it's going out of sync with itself?