Do You have a Trigger Finger?

[$a!n+]

Well...

 

Do ya?

 

I have one and I use reason. i can't find a way to trigger and gate.

[FreeiPod]

nah i used both the trigger finger and akai MPD16 thought Akai was better so went with that...

[Lorn]

Mine tends to get a bit itchy in irritating social situations.

[x2k]

I got one, I use it with cubase (normally to trigger samples in battery)

[GiJay]

I'm waiting for the new akai... looks yummie.

[Crabel]

iv got one, use it to control all sorts of stuff in ableton. the new akai one does look nice.

[Crabel]

what do you mean by "trigger and gate"?

[$a!n+]

what do you mean by "trigger and gate"?

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Trigger= press sample pad and sample plays out completly, no matter how long you hold the pad down.

 

Gate= sample only plays as long as you hold the pad down.

[$a!n+]

Mine tends to get a bit itchy in irritating social situations.

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You mean live?

 

 

What software do you use?

[x2k]

Trigger= press sample pad and sample plays out completly, no matter how long you hold the pad down.

 

Gate= sample only plays as long as you hold the pad down.

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To do this is reason use the NN-XT, in this sampler you can setup volume envelopes for each sample. Once you've loaded up each sample on to the key/keyzone you want you can then set the volume evelopes for each sample as follows...

 

To 'trigger' set the Release of the envelope to the maximum.

 

To 'gate' set the Release to the minimum,

 

^^ Make sense?

 

P.S. You might actually find ableton live more suited to you use of the trigger finger, in there you simply assign a pad to a sample and select gate or trigger

[Crabel]

Oh right i see what you mean, in kontakt there is an option that sets loop, until end, on release, or on note or something and you can change that stuff there.

[JWalker]

Anyone used Korg's PadKONTROL yet?

[Crabel]

Its probably cool, but it looks a bit boy george if you ask me.

[FreeiPod]

jus a wannabe akai are the original and best undenyable.

[$a!n+]

Trigger= press sample pad and sample plays out completly, no matter how long you hold the pad down.

 

Gate= sample only plays as long as you hold the pad down.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

To do this is reason use the NN-XT, in this sampler you can setup volume envelopes for each sample. Once you've loaded up each sample on to the key/keyzone you want you can then set the volume evelopes for each sample as follows...

 

To 'trigger' set the Release of the envelope to the maximum.

 

To 'gate' set the Release to the minimum,

 

^^ Make sense?

 

P.S. You might actually find ableton live more suited to you use of the trigger finger, in there you simply assign a pad to a sample and select gate or trigger

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Thanks. Been looking at using Ableton, Just not comfortable with it yet.

[djdiggla]

you knows it...