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Just bought a Nanopad and I'm having trouble assigning the pads to play specific clips of pre-programmed music through FL9. It's playing notes no problem. Any help would be beyond appreciated. Also, I'm not very familiar with all the soft-synth terminology quite yet. **EDIT - NM, got Ableton instead ...

Is this beast mostly a drum machine? I can't seem to find a definitive answer. I'm more interested in "bleep" and "bloop" type stuff as opposed to just drums.

**EDIT - I think I may have found the answer to this question. Drums only?

Have you used the Monotron? How would that pair with the mini-KP?

The more I've looked around, I'm leaning towards buying a KP3. Question though: can I load samples onto this (drum loops, guitar riffs, etc.) and play them back without being hooked up to a PC?

I want a new bit of gear, but can't spend a ton of cash right now and have decided to go with either the Mini-KP or Kaossilator. I'm in a band where the electronics aren't the main focus and I'm unsure of which one I should purchase.

Anyone have any thoughts or opinions on the matter?

I ordered a Microkorg on Ebay and I found out it doesn't have the original microphone that comes with it. I know that many people don't use it that much and use a dynamic mic. So I was wondering if anyone has a spare Microkorg Mic that they can give to me? I know it sounds weird to have someone ...

Is there a way to set a voice to match a certain BPM? I'm getting conflicting answers online and can't seem to find a way to do it. Generally I would take this to mean 'no', but it doesn't hurt to ask. Thanks.

ANABLACK, if you're having trouble with the very basics, there's this: http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2008/07/16/how-to-program-analog-synthesizers/ for that sound, you're going to need to use a saw wave. reference the MK manual for specific controls First post FTW! Anyway, had nothing to do ...