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App with the best 4x4 grid for finger drumming?
I’ve been getting into finger drumming a la Mad Zach.
What app do you think has the best 4x4 grid for finger drumming?
Right now, I prefer iMPC Pro 2. I can switch between 4 grids pretty quickly.
What are people using?
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I use “Gridinstrument” as a player interface for many things.
You can define your own grid and route the midi.
IGOG is an oldie but a goldie, muchos expression
What is igog?
One shots. I like the 4 grids to switch between sample sets, but it’s not a deal breaker.
Beatmaker you can have 128 grids, each one can be 4x4 or 8x8, 4x4 has 4 pages and 8x8 has two pages for 128 pads in each grid.
Aside from audio buffer latency, the seems to be an extra layer of latency that comes from the touch screen interface, that makes tapping drums on the ipad less than ideal. There has to be a lot of processing, and checks and balances in the background, to avoid false touches being registered, i'm guessing part of that is the touch screen waiting for an instant, after it gets something that seems like it could be a touch, to check again, and if it still seems like a touch, to output that to the software. You hear it by there being a delay between the sound of physical tap on the screen, and a sound coming out of the speaker.
Midi drum pads are so much more responsive, or something like impaktor, that uses audio processing to trigger the drum sounds.