the lpd8 is much better built than the nanopad2 and most people will say the pads are better. they’re also bigger and have led feedback. the advantage of the nanopad2 is more pads and the XY pad area. don’t expect the nanopad2 to last too long tho. my nanokontrol and nanokey are still fine - but they don’t get bashed like my lpd8 does.
if u want great pads with XYpad and led feedback, i.e: best of both feature sets, then u need the vextax padone - but it’s not as cheap.
no comparison between the nanokey1 or 2 and lpk25. the lpk25 has real keys, the nanokey has crap ones. the ONLY reason for going for a nanokey (like i did) over the lpk is that it’s super portable, uber thin.
edit: still no reason for a new thread tho, if i was a mod i would merge them
the manual says it does - but u could have checked that as easily as me with a quick google search nice feature for such a cheap/simple controller and can be midi sync’d too
Sorry. Its just that I’m on my phone.. and would prefer to not use the data to open a new tab and search it on google. But in your standpoint.. you’d recommend the lpk25 and lpd8? And thoughts mpd16? I thought about that buts its a bit pricey.
if i didn’t have any controllers and wanted small drum pads and a small keyboard then yep, i’d go for a lpk25 and lpd8. better imho than the mpk mini - but that’d be cool too.
if i wanted an mpd i’d save up more and go for something like a 24, 26 or 32.
I tried the mpk25 at gc. But it wasn’t plugged in.. only as a model. Are the pads as insensitive as people say? Because I don’t want to have to add more padding to the pads. If they do I might stick with those two.
mpk’s pads are the same as the lpd8’s. they’re drum pads so designed to be used as such. i dont have any issue using my lpd8 for cue points too etc - tho i don’t tend to use it for that. for drum programming it’s perfect anyway.
novation are fine, i have 2 launchpad’s so can’t complain axiom25 is much bigger with semi weighted keys but if i cared about them being semi weighted then i’d be looking for more octaves personally.
so it’s all down to what u need. u need to go and try some out for yourself i guess and download their manuals to see which have the features u need.