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One thing I will say about the LPD8 is that the pads are horribly stiff. I've had one since release, and you really need to thwack them to get something to happen. I think this is the case with a lot of the newer Akai stuff, as I've had a play around with the MPX8 and found the pads to be equally stiff.
@Macao95 said:
I had a flat like this in East Dulwich once. My own fault.
@JohnnyGoodyear said:
Johnny, I appreciate your poetry where it stands, but you're getting so abstract that it's hard to know up from down. What were we talking about?
I got it.
Pad = place to live (in UK English).
Ok, so beatstep is here. I like it a lot for its built quality and the pads but the knobs, man they're are a little too fancy for me. They are of the stepped kind and the software curve is just too complex. Once upon a time I had arturia minilab and I let it go because the knobs were too slow. Here there's 3 settings and even in the fastest setting it takes two turns to go full circle. The last update accelerated this when the knob is moved very fast but that made me accidentally push other controls. The mpk mini knobs are nowhere near as posh but they definitely easier to control over the beatstep ones. I'm using it in a control mode so can't comment on the sequencer.
Agree about the beatstep knobs. Love the thing but I twist and twist sometimes! To some extent, that's just a general drawback to an endless rotary encoder vs a fixed throw knob like the akai.
Anyone encountered problems with the lpd8 pads sensitivity? I saw online people complaining about it