should i get a midi drumpad

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  • Jonlovesddr
    h
    • Sep 2008
    • 1631

    #1

    should i get a midi drumpad

    i already have the launchpad but i really don't like using it for drumming because no velocity sensitivity and the buttons don't press like a drumpad
    i found http://www.amazon.com/Akai-Professio...ref=pd_cp_MI_1 and it looked like something that i would want, and on low enough of a budget to get as a christmas gift
    is it worth it?
    or, i found this one too http://www.amazon.com/Akai-Professio...m_cr_pr_sims_t
  • midnghtraver
    Icarus Moth
    FFR Music Producer
    • Jan 2006
    • 2064

    #2
    Re: should i get a midi drumpad

    "Why not?"

    Is pretty much my answer to any questions pertaining the purchasing of gear, unless you've already got something that is objectively better.

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    • Jonlovesddr
      h
      • Sep 2008
      • 1631

      #3
      Re: should i get a midi drumpad

      so which one should i get

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      • Frank Munoz
        Muein
        • Nov 2007
        • 2047

        #4
        Re: should i get a midi drumpad

        John, I can't take you seriously with that profile pic.
        but i say go for it.

        I like the simple look of the mpd18 and that's what really attracts me to it.
        the only reason i'd get the mpd26 is for the samples, and if i were to perform live with it(ha).
        -disclaimer, i've never actually used, or know anything about launchpads so digest this information with caution.
        Unknown and Unofficial
        may the good arrow guide you

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        • midnghtraver
          Icarus Moth
          FFR Music Producer
          • Jan 2006
          • 2064

          #5
          Re: should i get a midi drumpad

          Originally posted by Jonlovesddr
          so which one should i get
          Not a question anyone can answer but yourself.

          It's a preference and a price thing.

          They basically do the same thing, the one that is twice expensive has a little bit more to mess with.


          There is no magical combination of gear that makes an artist. If you run into situations where you need or wish you had a drum pad, buy one, but if you're buying one strictly because you notice a lot of producers have them, i'd hold onto your cash.

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