Drummer-Activated samplers?
Drummer-Activated samplers?
What are the best samplers that can be mounted to a mic-stand, so a drummer can hit (his stick) on it to start/stop the loop?
I remember seeing a few bands doing this. but can't remember the gear.
I remember seeing a few bands doing this. but can't remember the gear.
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I thought that the Roland SPD-S was the only one with a full sampler onboard - others are either just pre-recorded sounds, or they are MIDI pads triggering a seperate sampler or laptop.
http://www.roland.com/products/en/SPD-S/
It is mountable to a mic stand, though I think they sell the mount seperately.
Leigh
http://www.roland.com/products/en/SPD-S/
It is mountable to a mic stand, though I think they sell the mount seperately.
Leigh
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yes, it only takes up to 512 compact flash cards. i got a stoopid deal on amazon for a bunch of them.
roland has a new pad out, the octopad, that i looked into briefly, but i'm not ready to upgrade yet. you may want to see how it lets you load and organize samples - it might be a little more modern than the SPDS but it might also rely on a computer too much, i'm not sure.
roland has a new pad out, the octopad, that i looked into briefly, but i'm not ready to upgrade yet. you may want to see how it lets you load and organize samples - it might be a little more modern than the SPDS but it might also rely on a computer too much, i'm not sure.
Looks like the new Octopad is pre-recorded sounds only, no sampling.thethingwiththestuff wrote:roland has a new pad out, the octopad, that i looked into briefly, but i'm not ready to upgrade yet. you may want to see how it lets you load and organize samples - it might be a little more modern than the SPDS but it might also rely on a computer too much, i'm not sure.
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Re: Drummer-Activated Samples
I know I'm a little late on this, but there's an in-depth review and discussion of production/live techniques for the Roland SPD-S unit in the November issue of Drum! Magazine (should still be available). There's also a review of that bass drum port thing somebody else mentioned in an earlier thread.
Also, it looks like a similar but different Roland unit is covered in the November issue of Modern Drummer.
GJ
Also, it looks like a similar but different Roland unit is covered in the November issue of Modern Drummer.
GJ
Re: Drummer-Activated Samples
I found this article on their site, but not from Nov - this there a different one?Gregg Juke wrote:I know I'm a little late on this, but there's an in-depth review and discussion of production/live techniques for the Roland SPD-S unit in the November issue of Drum! Magazine (should still be available).
http://www.drummagazine.com/pluggedin/p ... drum-kits/
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Re: Drummer-Activated Samplers...
Hey Leigh,
Yeah, it's in the November (newstand) issue, and it's in-depth on the Roland unit; 5 pages or so(?).
GJ
Yeah, it's in the November (newstand) issue, and it's in-depth on the Roland unit; 5 pages or so(?).
GJ
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