Re: [Linuxsampler-devel] Analogue vs MIDI drumkits, just curious.

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Scrive Robert Jonsson <rob...@da...>:


> > > This signal is connected to what normally is called the 'brain'. A
> > > bunch of analogue inputs and a sampleplayer engine.
> > > Normally you use the brains built in sounds, they do however
> > > (normally) suck :-/... atleast for the cheaper brains.
> > > The brain does also have midi-out, this is what we where going to
> > > try and utilize for this "experiment".
> >
> > Are there any sanely priced "brains" without some crappy sampleplayer?
> > Just a basic trigger->MIDI converter...
> 
> I actually have no idea, I'll ask my brother...

I think this is what you are looking for:
Roland TMC6 Trigger to MIDI Converter,
6 drumpad trigger inputs, one midi out
 
http://www.zzounds.com/item--ROLTMC6
 
Cost: $239

The solution proposed by Robert is IMHO too messy because it requires
lots of inputs and doing it yourself is a bit of a mess and you risk
to get not the same good trigger to MIDI-velocity quality and trigger speed
as with this device.

Robert, start buying the hardware pieces, the LS site is waiting for
the pics, videos and audio demos you promised :-)

PS: To Robert, Mark and others, when you press reply all on your mail
 application please remove the name of the sender (in particular mine :-) )
because the sender always gets two mails if you don't do that.
Some say the reply-to settings can be set on SF.net but I do not have
the LS SF.net account's password handy.

cheers,
Benno



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