Sampler that really impressed me (Alesis SamplePad4)

[@eoTVoke]

Thanks for information Alesis 👍

[@jasonbarton9352]

For a guy who is not a drummer-you are pretty good! Fun ideas with the pads

[@KandMe1]

Hey Mr BeneZone 0-127 is a midi numbering protocol. PS Just to say it might be worthwhile looking around for a few stomp triggers. They are an ancient method of triggering used way back before the year of our Lord 1999.

[@grg537]

pretty good review

[@mypdxrealtor]

How about getting your own samples into it?

[@jvmusicph]

im thinking of selling my spd sx, since i only need 4 pad per song. thoughts?

[@greengun8340]

Do you have any videos of you playing acapella with no reverb/effects? Just free stylin'?

[@lyraxorr]

Hello, I just bought a yamaha mx61, after seeing all the cool stuff you're doing with this keyboard and I was wondering if you could tell me what keyboard amp you have, or give me advice on which one I should get, I've try with my guitar amp, and as intended the sound is really bad :s Thank you

[@BoneZone]

I have a video on that topic actually, guitar vs keyboard amp. Yeah guitar amps can sound bad. I have a Roland KC 100 keyboard amp which is awesome. They don't make it anymore but they make similar amps. They are kind of expensive though.

[@christianleebuss4318]

what's the point of the usb to maccable for the sample pad 4? can i drag and drop samples? i have an sd card ut can't figure how to get samples on to the card then access the card on the sampled. i need help

[@parasiteunit]

I have it's bigger brother - the Sample Pad Pro. It connects up to my laptop and it is recognised as a storage device. You literally drag and drop your samples into the main folder. THERES some conditions though; •samples MUST BE 16 bit NO MORE than 44.1Khz. You can use stereo or mono samples. I recommend using mono samples and unless you really need super pristine high end - snares and kicks sample rate can be reduced to 32khz 16 bit mono. Saves a ton of time loading. Or if course, just format the SD card and slot that into the laptop. Also, there's a few response curves in the set-up menus - it's an idea to to play and check each one to find "the one". As I set mine up, the front pads are set to a 5 sensitivity, the rear ones 3 and shoulder ones at 2-3. External pads are usually set low to prevent false triggers. Works well

[@dmgsoultogetherness6667]

a non drummer reviewing a drum pad