nanoPAD2 Slim-Line USB MIDI Pads - Black

Very useful for drums and bass

Lo utilizo para samplear baterías en Ezdrummer y Superior Drummer, me da justo lo que necesito, es sencillo, es económico y es 100% funcional, "toco" las baterías sobre la marcha sin tener que escribir a golpe de ratón en el secuenciador, por mi parte, 100% recomendado

La serie Nano della Korg è quanto di meglio si possa trovare, andando in ordine, per prezzo, efficacia, compattezza e versatilità. Per la versatilità, chiaramente, dovete essere anche voi un po' smanettoni... è un controller midi, non una lampada di Aladino ;-) Il Nano Pad 2 viene riconosciuto tranquillamente sia in ambito Windows che in quello Apple e, probabilmente, con un'interfaccia OTG, anche da tablet e cellulari (anche se ancora non ho provato). Nel mio caso lo uso con software per DJ, programmi di editing audio e video. Su alcuni (soprattutto quelli audio) la funzione Midi Learn aiuta a configurare i singoli pad con le funzioni che più interessano e che non sono quelle standard, per altri programmi, tipo Adobe Premiere e simili, lo uso per gestire delle macro che velocizzano il lavoro, tramite appositi software che si possono trovare googlando per convertire i comandi midi in comandi tastiera. La costruzione è pur vero che risulta un po' plasticosa (non dimenticate quel che costa, però), ma fa molto bene il suo dovere. Il cavetto, nel mio caso, risulta un po' corto ma qui su Amazon c'è l'imbarazzo della scelta e non è un problema prenderne uno che fa al caso vostro. Un buon acquisto a prescindere

Super produit et très bon rapport qualité prix. Je le branche directement sur mon iPad avec garage band et ça fonctionne nickel.

This thing is fantastic! I've been looking for a basic drum pad device for literal years, but all of them were either far too big for my specific setup, didn't have enough pads, or were far too expensive for my budget/desired use cases. I already have pads galore in my setup, each of which is linked to something different, so I wanted something simple to function as a dedicated slice/loop player. Akai has a similar device for a comparable price, but it has a bunch of knobs I'm frankly not going to use, and only 8 pads. This thing checked all the boxes I was looking for - 16 pads instead of 8, quite inexpensive, and its shape fits my setup beautifully. It's nearly perfect for me. I was surprised at how thin it is. The pads are decently responsive, feeling surprisingly squishy/pushy compared to novation and akai pads. Not amazing, not horrible, but more than playable. I'm using this to trigger things like sliced loops, so I don't need much velocity sensitivity. It comes with a generous software package, including Komplete Select, which I was excited to see. Some of the software is iOS exclusive, which may be a loss for some. Build quality is appropriate for the price - it is fairly bendy plastic, which helps keep said price low. I'd pay more in the future for a metal version. Despite its almost absurdly low cost and bendy feel, this thing is an insanely full package. The only thing I don't like about it is that the pads are not backlit, making it hard to see during night time music production. That's the ONLY downside I can find. The software for adjusting the four "scenes" is fantastic - each pad can be linked to a different MIDI channel, so you could effectively have a weird mix of 16 different instruments connected onto this single controller at once (lol have fun). With the 4 different scenes available, you can comfortably have 4 different instruments on 4 different MIDI channels you switch between at the touch of a button. Though convoluted, the software is well worth using to configure the controller to your liking as a result. The XY pad is tricky to link to some daws - I found that touching the pad counts as a MIDI input itself, making it tricky to link more than only the x or y parameters. I had to manually configure the controller's on/off touch to one CC on a given port, and the X and Y to their own CC's on the same port, then set the nanopad to that port in my DAW. After manually configuring the controller linkages to the specific CC's and port I set, it worked beautifully, and suddenly became what may be a game changer for me as far as effect controls. Overall, this thing is absolutely worth the buy. I have yet to find anything on the market as solid that is so feature complete as this for the price, and I'm quite pleased with my purchase. Thank you, Korg, for making the thing no one else was making!