Zendrum Zap Midi Percussion Controller
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Here's a tip, be a man, and get a drumset. :) Jk haha, that looks fuckin sweet.
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This was the video that caused me to run off immediately and buy the same Zendrum ... awesome!
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owow. that thing is sweet! I WANT one!!!!!!!!! It appears you have mastered its use as well. It brings me joy!
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yeah why they have to be so expensive??? :(
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UUGGGHHHH,A snare roll with snare hits.Doesnt add up! Sounds fake.
semiLivedj 4 months ago
@semiLivedj Yeah, these samples are all being triggered from an old E-mu PX-7. It sounds MUCH better triggering NI Battery or BFD...
hypnosapien 4 months ago
so u got the Drum kit from Cakewalk right? im new to Midi and im getting the MPD18 and wandering if itll all work with Sonar 8 and PX-7 and the Pads. tell me wat ya think! thanks
MongoStylin 2 years ago
The kit I'm triggering is one of the kits from the PX-7. The MPD18 should work fine with a PX-7 or with Sonar. Have fun!
hypnosapien 2 years ago
These things are sweet but for 1/4 the price you can pick up a Padkontrol which has very good pads, more features, and only a few less pads than this. It doesn't even have USB. The zap should be $400 not $1k
rhadiem 2 years ago
@rhadiem Yeah, the Padkontrol would be my choice for sensitivity after the Zendrum. The Zendrum definitely has some limitations (such as no usb), but it is upgradeable. I'm guessing usb will be available sometime through a board revision. There's already been one board revision that brought new features... As a percussionist, the extra sensitivity beyond even what the Padkontrol offers is worth it to me. The Zendrum is definitely not for everyone, but then neither is a Les Paul Supreme... :)
hypnosapien 2 years ago