So, I bought a kaosspad mini, mostly to add some noise blasts. A bit disappointed that it has a stupid delay on it, but I'm starting to get some leverage out of it. However, I'm having more and more trouble performing with my current patterns, and I think that after the next few gigs, the moment has...

I think the key when you split your elements out is to have them well separated frequency wise, which means stay away of chorus, weird delays etc... and use drastic EQs. If they are well separated they will sound stellar over a PA. Also go easy on the reverb and "backgorund" noises, there ...

thx peepz i'll see what i can do

I guess it will just come down to taste. People will be able to do amazing things with these loops and separate tracks, and others will do crap. I think it's a very good idea, especially for techno tunes.

Hey peepz, been a bit, played out a few times, and somehow got into this whole angsty situation that I "realized" my hardware-set is never going to sound like a dj set, how hard I may try. It got me thinking a lot, and I even djed to myself for the first time ever using a few loops in able...

Good point, two people seems to be the way to go. Now to find someone with whom you are able to stir through a techno set is a bit harder I think, you hav eto keep the flow up for a few hours.

I just very recently understood how DJing works, and I can see why people would prefer staying with vinyl, or how the switch is hard, because it's prolly a whole different instrument. When building my hardware sets I tried to emulate a lot of what I was hearing from DJ sets, and finally realized tha...

You can't do it with midi map assign, but you can do it with most remote control surface scripts (for example for the faderfox controllers)