KORG Pad Kontrol

glasser · Post by **glasser** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 7:04 pm

Anyone ever use the Korg Pad Control mpc like midi controller? Just wondering if those pads feel like mpc pads at all. My preference is the Akai MPD-24.

timmehh · Post by **timmehh** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 8:06 pm

i've used it. not much, mate has it, and he's pretty satisfied.
About the feel, i dont know, feels good to me

I use this baby

Behringer BCR2000

The_Glass_Olive · Post by **The_Glass_Olive** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 11:16 pm

Just got a padkontrol on sunday - use it to play live, can assure you its the biz and the trigger pads are lush... they light up too! Functional and cool...

timmehh · Post by **timmehh** » Tue Sep 18, 2007 1:35 am

another cool feature of the pad control, is when its in standby mode (i.e. your not using it but its on) the pads light up in different patterns like a screensaver :p

Ruso · Post by **Ruso** » Tue Sep 18, 2007 11:59 pm

mmm I prefer the trigger finger but I tell you microkontrol has the same pads and they're damn nice to have on the keyboard....

ps beringher sucks

it's the most unlogical layout :-P (don't mean to flame, my opinion.)

sorgenkind · Post by **sorgenkind** » Wed Sep 19, 2007 10:23 am

Ruso wrote:mmm I prefer the trigger finger but I tell you microkontrol has the same pads and they're damn nice to have on the keyboard....

ps beringher sucks it's the most unlogical layout :-P (don't mean to flame, my opinion.)

not that I would even think to go near a behringer product, but what's unlogical about having 8-knob rows?

timmehh · Post by **timmehh** » Wed Sep 19, 2007 7:22 pm

sorgenkind wrote:
Ruso wrote:mmm I prefer the trigger finger but I tell you microkontrol has the same pads and they're damn nice to have on the keyboard....

ps beringher sucks it's the most unlogical layout :-P (don't mean to flame, my opinion.)
not that I would even think to go near a behringer product, but what's unlogical about having 8-knob rows?

I am very happy with this, I've bought this one specifically becuase of the knobs.
And its how you set them that makes it logical.

Drake44444 · Post by **Drake44444** » Mon Sep 24, 2007 4:19 am

for everything about Behringer, the BCR is one piece they seem to have gotten right. its fairly durable and while every other product will have tons of problems, the BCR2000 seems to be allright (from what I hear, and from owning one myself, and daft punk controls live when playing live with it and for a professional to be using a $130 piece of equipment is saying something).

I have a BCF2000 and its been ok, just not very good layout or feel