Anyone get the Alesis Control Pad yet?
Anyone get the Alesis Control Pad yet?
http://www.guitarcenter.com/shop/produc ... c=4SOSWXXA
love to get one but like to know what you guys think of it
love to get one but like to know what you guys think of it
"Unless you see somebody's eyebrows, it's difficult
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to communicate. That's why dogs are more popular than
cats - because they have eyebrows." - David Lee Roth
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thought their might be a tester on the board ... oh well, it looks good does it not ?
"Unless you see somebody's eyebrows, it's difficult
to communicate. That's why dogs are more popular than
cats - because they have eyebrows." - David Lee Roth
http://myspace.com/paddypaws123
to communicate. That's why dogs are more popular than
cats - because they have eyebrows." - David Lee Roth
http://myspace.com/paddypaws123
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Johnisfaster
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DeadlyKungFu
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it's the same as the Roland SPD8 without onboard sounds, so it seems, haven't played/bought one yet. Looks great, USB powered drum fum.dru wrote:Looks very similar to the Roland one..
I keep calling Guitar Center about these and they refer me to the SDP8, I mention what I'm looking for is pretty much the same thing that's half the price, they literally grunt and end the conversation every time.
The SPD8 has held it's $400+ price for years. Stores have to clear the old stock of SPD8s too.
Viva la revolucion!
Should be out soon ..
"Unless you see somebody's eyebrows, it's difficult
to communicate. That's why dogs are more popular than
cats - because they have eyebrows." - David Lee Roth
http://myspace.com/paddypaws123
to communicate. That's why dogs are more popular than
cats - because they have eyebrows." - David Lee Roth
http://myspace.com/paddypaws123
for the same price you can get something that has a few knobs and sliders too though...like the Akai MPD24 or Korg PadKontrol...am I missing something about the Alesis
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Michael-SW
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i've been drooling over the new controller for awhile now. I could see myself having A LOT of fun, banging away into the night. A padkontrol would be nice too, but there's something to good ol' fashion stick banging that I yearn for a bit more than finger beating... I do lust for a real kit though...
dooh!glu wrote:hell ya, you can use drum sticks!!!!
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The music Academy I work at carries Alesis and the boss talked to the Alesis rep about this product 2 or 3 weeks ago. He said they were still working on it but could not give an exact date of release. They have been putting this off for 6 months.
I got fed up with waiting and grabed a drumkat off ebay. Little bit more money but solid construction and easy to use.
I got fed up with waiting and grabed a drumkat off ebay. Little bit more money but solid construction and easy to use.