Buying Advice
Buying Advice Posted on: 26.12.2013 by Elaina Gudaitis I'm really wanting to get into finger drumming and need some advice on what controller is the best for finger drumming. | |
| Ervin Calvery 27.12.2013 |
Originally Posted by pleb
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| Cori Ozanich 27.12.2013 |
Originally Posted by botstein
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| Elaina Gudaitis 26.12.2013 | I'm really wanting to get into finger drumming and need some advice on what controller is the best for finger drumming. |
| Lakeesha Storman 27.12.2013 | The pads on akai max line of controllers are supposed to be much better. |
| Ervin Calvery 27.12.2013 |
Originally Posted by pleb
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| Cori Ozanich 27.12.2013 |
Originally Posted by botstein
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| Alecia Soulliere 27.12.2013 | I have a maschine and a midi fighter and I can honestly say for just pure finger drumming (like with mad zachs packs) that I enjoy the midi fighter more mianly because you can crab the buttons for fills much easier than with pads and to me its easier because I feel like the feedback of a button push is much more tactile than a pad. That being said, the maschine is more versitile though if you want to finger drum now but possibly go into production later. |
| Ervin Calvery 27.12.2013 | Hey - QuNeo has the best pads, with more dimensions of control than any of the competitors, Maschine is also awesome, and pad products by Korg, Akai (after MPC5000), and M-Audio are junk. |
| Meridith Betsinger 27.12.2013 | there is no "best", they all have different pros and cons pads (from akai, korg, maschine, m-audio(trigger finger isn't made anymore but it's cool!) QuNeo, novation etc etc buttons (not velocity sensitive) (namely Djranking s controller) What do you intend using it with? what program? Not that this is very important. You also have the pad+controller+software combos from Akai and Maschine |
| Lillia Datson 27.12.2013 | I don't do a lot of it, but the pads on the maschine are awesome for what little i have done. |
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