Can this be hooked up to a interface, also does it come with any sound kits/drum kits?
2004795
No drum kits are included, if by interface you mean compatible programs then yes.The list off programs it works with is the usual suspects.
2004796
yes and no, it's strictly a drum controller, doesn't have any on-board memory to store sounds, it does come with preset mapping for whichever program you use it with
2004797
No drum kits are included, if by interface you mean compatible programs then yes. The list off programs it works with is the usual suspects.
2004798
The mpd32 is only a midi controller. It will control midi information. It's connected to your computer via USB. Then you can use it with whatever music program you have. It doesn't come with any sound. You'll have to look into the MPCs. The premise of the MPD, is to control whatever sounds inside your music software. It gels we'll with REASON, which is my program of choice. Hope this helps. Check out my website for tutorials. www.AOSbeats.com
1718758
You can use midi to USB to hook up to your comp, then add extra triggers to the computer through other means. Am easy way is to use an old Rock Band drumset, already USB. Not great pads but good for specialty hours like cow Bell. The Roland pads are zone and velocity sensitive so you can assign multiple sounds to one. A few of the presets on the kit use this, if you hit the ride cymbal hard it triggers a splash.
362003
this is not, despite being usb-powered, a midi controller, and is not able in any way to my knowledge to connect to an external device -- the usb connection is solely for power, so no, it is not compatible with anything, per se. This issue is addressed specifically in a couple of the reviews, also.
1437661
No! This unit does not have any sound modules. It is only a controller for other midi instruments. It must create it's sounds through them.
1718759
No extra inputs for external triggers. You can connect this kit with a midi cable into your audio interface. I use the m-audio UNO Midi USB cable interface and it works great. I'm using Logic Pro 9, GarageBand and EZ Drummer as my pluggin
1633128
This will work fine through 1/4" outputs to a powered mixer or small amplifier. It is easy to use with the included sounds, which are ok. It can be used as a MIDI controller which adds for some flexibility later. If it will be used as part of a kit, you may wish to look at the mounting bracket that screws onto the base and allows attachment to other hardware. Otherwise it seems to need a surface to sit on.
1944843
Yes you can but do some research on what you would need to hook up your midi. I sure hope that helped you.
611056
That's what it is built for! Unlimited audio and MIDI tracks. You *will* need to purchase a separate audio interface if your computer doesn't have say 1/4" and XLR audio inputs, but you can pick one up for a couple hundred bucks here on Amazon if need be.
1523151
It only has USB out, a power jack and a 1/4" jack for a sustain pedal. Also, there are no built in sounds if that is also part of the question. I use it with Reason and it works great but a sound interface or card that supports ASIO drivers is very helpful to reduce delay time caused my high latency. I hope that helps, good luck and have fun.
1149263
These are the inputs/outputs for this kit. I don't think you can add anymore triggers. 1/4" main left and right outputs 1/8" stereo headphone output 1/8" aux input (6) TRS drum pad inputs (4) TRS cymbal pad inputs Hi-hat pedal input USB MIDI port MIDI In and MIDI out jacks Power supply input Thanks Randy
545706
not the controller itself because theres no Audio Interface built in . Only the laptop or External Audio Interface with headphone IN. This is only a controller for your Virtual Mixer
736145
Only if it somehow utilizes stereo jacks to do so, like a footswitch input for electronic drum hi hats. Most likely you want a midi toggle switch of some sort.
453461
Unless you have other midi hardware it will have to be connected to a computer...
1708998
No this would be used to connect a midi device to a computer. You would need an audio interface to connect a microphone.
467562
There is a headphone jack port that you can use to hook up to the sound system. Not sure how well it would work though. I have not tried that myself. I usually hook it up to my peavy keyboard amp.
1230402
No. This is not an audio interface. It's made to control some festures of your Daw without using your mouse/keyboard
1014801
This is just MIDI controller to trigger/control other MIDI devices. There is no built-in (stored) sound onboard. Yes you can power up with optional power adaptor, but you will need other sound module to produce sound. Therefore, there is no speaker connector ports on it.