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Video...KORG Gadget - RECIFE Drum Machine - Demo for The iPad
So here is the third video for the new Gadget, this one being for RECIFE. This features a nice track too that i will be sending off to Colin Powell for the next Denks And Klade album, I think it will work nicely with a bit more fine tuning.
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Thanks Doug for another great demo. And for showing how easily one can get carried away in Gadget, once inspiration strikes...
Btw what was the name of the rackextension you are testing?
It's from the guy who made the Hydronexius Workstation, it's the beta version but it should be out very very soon, it's very cool, I'll be demoing it anyway.
OK, thx. I remember your demo of Hydronexius. Very cool - looking forward to the new one.
Very useful. Thanks.
Another fun demo Doug...many thanks for that. Recife seems to be a great addition, though I haven't used it much just yet. And it's always interesting to see you work live in a project as you build it up. Cool beans!
Always inspiring me to go dig into these new updates! Thx, Doug.
IMHO the best drum gadget. If Korg would add user samples and x0x step sequencing, Recife would be perfect. Unfortunately, Korg never improved a gadget so far.
Great video, Doug. Look forward to working on the track when it arrives!
Great video Doug!
I was hoping that my Korg padKONTROL drum pads would be plug and play with Recife; without needing to customize with the desktop editor. No such luck. The padKONTROL (also a Korg product) has 16 pads; perfect to map to the Recife layout; but Recife's layout does not match Korg's hardware. I also have the Korg nanoPad and taktile keyboard with drum pads; and they do not work either.
I guess I will have to go through the trouble and create a custom layout; if I can find out the MIDI note numbers of Recife's pads.
The pads on the padKONTROL that I could trigger do have velocity sensitivity; which is a good thing for dynamic rhythmic expression; or they can be toggled onto a fixed velocity.
C2 to D#3 so MIDI notes 24 to 39.
Thanks @TheVimFuego, does it start with the 1st pad in the lower left, and moves to the right, then up each row?
Yep, you can see the notes and pad names on the left of the piano roll.