Re: tapping device

[Steve Slade <sgslade@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>Why don't you get a piezo trigger and something like the roland octapad?
>It has sensitivity controls and can accept 8 external inputs
>(meaning that you could make a small flat surface for tapping...

I'd agree with Chris except to add that I wouldn't go near the early =
Mark 1 versions of the Roland Octopad - they seem to have a bad habit =
of sending out random Sys Ex messages when externally controlled, and =
their MIDI note off control can be unreliable (i.e. you might hit the =
surface once, but get any number of measured responses).

Steve


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