Kaoss Pad and Live drumming?
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Kaoss Pad and Live drumming?
Hello, I think the pad looks amazing..I've been checking it for awhile now and am amazed by the cool work everyone is doing with it. Is there anyone out there with any suggestions as to how I could utilize this in a live playing situation? I plan to send a stereo drum mix to the KP3. Is there someway to start and stop loop recording with a footswitch and/or other functions??? thanks
I don't think it would work for a drummer playing live. Drummers already amaze me with the ability to use each limb independently, but I don't see how it would be possible to play anything but a kick drum and control the KP3 at the same time. You would need someone else running the KP3 for you.
There is no footswitch input so you would be stuck using your hands to trigger the recording.
There is no footswitch input so you would be stuck using your hands to trigger the recording.
Well I would love an RC-50 myself, it has more pedals = more control. But an RC-20 would be able to let you use your feet to loop your beats and then do live overdubbing. By itself it wouldn't do any cool effects. I don't know if the RC-20 has midi out (the RC-50 does). But with midi out, you could potentially synchronize the two so that the KP3 BPM effects would be running at the same tempo as the loop from the RC-50.
Re: Kaoss Pad and Live drumming?
A Barringer midi floor board with expression pedal. Or use the korg pad control as a floor board (the pads are big enough). Also since you are a drummer you can use any midi based drum pad unit (Roland Alesis) and have the pads set to midi note to trigger off the sample pads to record. How ever (and there is no way around this) you have to set the record/resample/sample button to arm the pads to record. It doesnt record the second you hit the record button; only when you hit one of the sample bank buttons (ABCD). But these set to a midi switch system (that uses midi note) of your choice either foot switch options I gave you or the portable drum/beat pads. any MPC would work very well in a situation like this.DrummerNJ wrote:Hello, I think the pad looks amazing..I've been checking it for awhile now and am amazed by the cool work everyone is doing with it. Is there anyone out there with any suggestions as to how I could utilize this in a live playing situation? I plan to send a stereo drum mix to the KP3. Is there someway to start and stop loop recording with a footswitch and/or other functions??? thanks
As far as a good straight floor based STEREO looper, the Boss DD-20 is the best for the money. Don't waist your time with an RC-20(xl).
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