Topic: Need advice: Triggors for finger players. | Toontrack

Need advice: Triggors for finger players.

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Posted February 22, 2013 at 22:42 #1898494

Douglas Flint
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I’m not a drummer so have no experience using sticks. I am interested in a good setup for finger players.
I like the size and sensitivity of Roland’s HPD-10. Has anyone used this device as a trigger for EZ Drummer?
Most of the pad interfaces I’ve seen are too small or designed for playing with sticks.
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Replied February 23, 2013 at 04:09 #1963882

Juicy
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What about a mid sized Usb-midi Keyboard.?
You can have a whole kit assigned and play 3 finger drums easily
I have a little Korg Microkey 37 (mid size keys) note key board for portable and fast studio work .

Mainly mentioning this as it is way cheap at around $ 100

Replied February 28, 2013 at 00:06 #1963956

Douglas Flint
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I have used a keyboard to trigger drums a while ago.
At least for me, pads feel a lot more natural when it comes to fills.
But thanks for the suggestion.

Replied February 28, 2013 at 00:31 #1963957

Juicy
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The Good thing with the HPD 10-15 is they have pad inputs too so you can Have a Kick Drum and Snare too.
I have an HPP15 in its Box i got for $899 at a fire sale Brand New but i have not opened it yet.
May just pass it on.

Replied March 20, 2013 at 21:55 #1964271

Nathan
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In the days of samplers (eg Akai) we used to use a DrumKat for hand percussion playing.

As far as I can tell you it is still very much current with spares and firmware upgrades, etc, but very much more expensive than the available mini-controllers available today.

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