Midi Drumpad Potential Live Setup

[SoundDoctrineOfficial]

> Hello!
> I have a question about a potential setup. I am looking to have a live performance
> setup where I can:
> - Use pre-sliced samples (in FL-Studio) of, for example, a 60's/70's funk/soul
> track and various drum shots and load them into the Maschine Mikro, creating
> multiple sound groups to switch between in an hours-long performance.
> - Trigger samples freely, with no looping live in a freestyle-type performance
> - But be able to loop certain aspects of that freestyle-type performance at
> certain points so that I can focus on other aspects of the performance (like
> scratching on my external turntable fed into Maschine using an AUX cable or
> playing a bassline/synthline in Maschine using a midi keyboard)
>
> So in general, the way that this would look is that I would be triggering samples
> from multiple sound groups on Maschine Mikro (one sound group at a time),
> primarily freestyling using a midi controller, but at times stopping the freestyle
> and creating a loop using the same controller and Maschine Mikro that would run
> while I switch over to my external turntable (AUX fed into computer [or Maschine
> Mikro if possible]) to scratch, then switch back and go back to freestyling using
> the controller and Maschine
>
> Is this possible with Maschine Mikro? I am on a low budget and I am considering
> purchasing Maschine Mikro. If it is not possible with Maschine Mikro, is it
> possible with the Maschine MK1? If it's not possible with any Maschine at all,
> will you direct me to a controller/software that this is possible with?
>
>
> Thank you,
> Trevor Foley

[Patch]

You'll need Ableton Live, and any good Pad-Type controller. Ableton drum Racks are very good for what you want to do.

I like the older Akai MPD series of pad conroller. MPD32 is a beast, but even the 24 or 26 will be more than good enough.

[SoundDoctrineOfficial]

You'll need Ableton Live, and any good Pad-Type controller. Ableton drum Racks are very good for what you want to do.

I like the older Akai MPD series of pad conroller. MPD32 is a beast, but even the 24 or 26 will be more than good enough.

Cool! Thanks, homie!