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Addictive drums alternatives for ios?
I appologise if this has been discussed before but I have just been using Addictive drums on my PC and it sounds so awesome. I know that my fave ios drum app is Drumperfect pro but I cannot seem to be able to map the sounds to my Akai MPD218 controller.
Is there eithar an app that sounds as good as both but will let me use this controller or if anyone knows of a workaround for the Drumperfect app to let me map the pads where I want them?
I was considering sampling into beatmaker etc, but thats going to be some work i think. . . . .
Thanks for reading.
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It takes so much time !
A lot of samplers have velocity layers and round robin for samples, not sure if any can do them both at the same time tho. MPCs for example have only 4 samples you can round robin, put to different velocities or just layer.
I know its not 100% of what proper drum emulators do, but you can get pretty close.
Virsyn Audiolayer would be my choice. It also supports automatic sampling.
You should be able to map your MPD to Drum Perfect Pro kits. Go to the kits tab and select an instrument (Kick, Snare, etc.). At the bottom-right, you'll see a Learn button to set the MIDI note. Repeat for all instruments, then save the kit with a name that identifies it as being mapped to the MPD.
You will need to go to Settings and enable the MPD input if you haven't already. Also, by default DPP only listens on channel 10, so you may need to long-press its button on the settings page and enable the channel(s) you need.
If the MPD is outputting on a different channel for each pad then this might not work. In that case you'll need something like mfxConvert to change the channel/note, or to use the MPD setup software to change the outputs.