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Hi Thanks for your reply. I havent tried doing that, and will try when I get the chance to. However I forgot to mention that once I press the pad that triggers the other pad, the pad I'm acctually hitting turns of, and the other pads activated until I hit either that one, or the triggering pad again...

Occasionally a pad on my push will trigger another pad aswell. Anybody else experience this proble/know if there's a fix available?

If you wanted consistency from repeat you could use "accent"

I believe fixed mode locks the root note of the scale to the bottom left corner of the grid

Are you planning on using all 64 drum hits in a single beat? If not, this might help: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TO3z8LtP5U If you want to keep as many as possible you could try nesting a drum rack inside an instrument rack. You'll still only be getting 29 hits if I can count the pads correctly.

The value displayed is not the velocity, but the difference in velocity from original setting. Once you let go of the the, the current value will be the original setting next time the pad is pressed.
I wish they'd make it show the current value tho

I hope they fix this too. In the meantime I cope by creating an empty track and renaming it the name of the scale

There is another post here with a script that runs push in drum mode as long as there is a drumrack nested inside the instrument rack. I'm sure you can find it.. Along with it is another script that enables velocity sensitive pads in the step sequencer, but you don't have to install both. (I believe...

I tried this, and muting tracks using push in record mode with automation record on worked perfectly for me. Solo didn't work for me either I there's one specific track you want to automate solo on you could route the audio from the other tracks through an audio track and mute that. That would requi...

You can create an empty drum rack, then create another instrument which you'd like to sequence, then just route midi output from empty drum rack to your instrument. How do you route the MIDI output of a drum rack to another track/instrument? Once you load up the drum rack, the "MIDI to" d...

I have that problem too.
Not as bad as some here, and quite honestly I like the look.

However it seems to be conencted with how they react to presses.
Pinker pads seem to be less velocity sensitive, and require rougher punishment for the same amount of whimpering.

My account has been saying "less than a week" for a week. Hopefully that means mon/tues like someone said. Anton knows where they 're shipping from?

If you're talking about a clip you have in the arrangement view I'm fairly sure it works that way if you stop the audio.

Even better if it could work as a remote for ableton too

Cosign