Setup Plus
Setup Plus Posted on: 18.01.2012 by Jeramy Akinola I want to add something to my setup, just a simple little midi controller that brings great functionality. is the Korg nanokontrol any good? I use a Macbook Pro and a Behringer BCD3000 lately at least, is the LPD8 a good plus? | |
| Chasidy Heckenbach 18.01.2012 |
Originally Posted by DJSp1n
the pots are ok, tho not as tall as on bigger controllers. led feed back has some issues - but at least it *has* midi led feedback. best bang for the buck tho imho. |
| Chasidy Heckenbach 18.01.2012 |
Originally Posted by DJSp1n
the nanokontrol gives u a lot of controls for the money, just not all that robust. it does the job tho and will last so long as u treat it carefully. the worst of the nanoseries must be the nanopad that gets loads of flak for being madly made or just not working. tho i guess this is also down to the fact that u expect to be able to hit a pad/drum controller but you're not going to have to hit a nanokontrol. mk2 nanokontrol adds midi led feedback and more buttons per channel but at the expense of the 9th fader. |
| Jeramy Akinola 18.01.2012 | I want to add something to my setup, just a simple little midi controller that brings great functionality. is the Korg nanokontrol any good? I use a Macbook Pro and a Behringer BCD3000 lately at least, is the LPD8 a good plus? |
| Chasidy Heckenbach 18.01.2012 |
Originally Posted by DJSp1n
the pots are ok, tho not as tall as on bigger controllers. led feed back has some issues - but at least it *has* midi led feedback. best bang for the buck tho imho. |
| Jeramy Akinola 18.01.2012 | I believe I'm going for the LPD8. good choice? |
| Chasidy Heckenbach 18.01.2012 |
Originally Posted by DJSp1n
the nanokontrol gives u a lot of controls for the money, just not all that robust. it does the job tho and will last so long as u treat it carefully. the worst of the nanoseries must be the nanopad that gets loads of flak for being madly made or just not working. tho i guess this is also down to the fact that u expect to be able to hit a pad/drum controller but you're not going to have to hit a nanokontrol. mk2 nanokontrol adds midi led feedback and more buttons per channel but at the expense of the 9th fader. |
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