Anyone using the Korg PadKontrol with Mulch? I've moved away from the idea of a Launchpad due to its dedication to Ableton. The Korg comes in cheaper and looks more flexible. My mouse is hovering over the "Buy Now" button - any comments before the deed is done?
I like the limited edition black version - I've been a Korg Head since the MS20, so Korgs should be black in my book :)
Sorry, this is off-topic, but I too am a Korg lover, and still using an MS-20, MonoPoly and PolySix. (I also have a Roland SH101.) I'm really enjoying what AudioMulch does to the sound of these synthesizers, but now I want to start to sync everything, so I'm looking at Midi-to-CV converters. Does anyone have any recommendations? Specifically, I'm considering the Kenton Pro-2000 vs. the Encore Expressionist.
I'd be grateful for any insight.
Thanks.
drlids
I know it is a slightly different thing, but I have been using the nanoPad and the nanoKontrol quite successfully. The software that comes with the hardware allows for loads of tweaking of midi output so your hardware does what you want in audiomulch.
So, I imagine if the padKontrol offers this kind of flexibility (which I imagine it does), it's probably worth it.
HOWEVER, the korg nano series is a great option - you can get loads of functionality for a greatly reduced price. I've had great fun with the two I have, which together cost about half the price of the padKontrol. And they're great on the road. Nice and light.