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Is it any good? was thinking of getting one for hitting out drums. I cannot find on the internet if it is even velocity sensitive.

It is velocity sensitive, but has a really cheap feel to it, almost as if it's going to break right in your hands.

requiem.mf wrote:It is velocity sensitive, but has a really cheap feel to it, almost as if it's going to break right in your hands.

Hence the price.

but for the price, is it worth it?

i really struggle getting a non-computerised rhythm in my drums, and something like this would probably be pretty cool just for bashing out a quick beat on, i dont think id use the features of any of the more expensive pad controllers enough to warrant the extra cost...

TightLife wrote:but for the price, is it worth it?

Honestly, no. Save up a bit more and get MPD16 (roughly twice the price of nanopad). The difference is like Toyota to Ford.

ur saying fords are better than toyotas?

or is the toyota better than the ford?

i think that confusion is your answer

if you want a nanopad, buy a nanopad, you may like it, you may not

if you want something else, buy something else

ima gonna buy a nanokontrol, because i want a nanokontrol, not because i want something else

i prefer toyotas tbh. doriftuuuuuuuu!

If there's a Digital Village near you (think clapham common will b nearest 2 u) then i'm pretty sure they'll let u have a bash at one.

the pads arent sensitive at all i pencil in beats rather than use it. get an mpd

vs


Get the nano pad.

vs

I'd still take the toyota, fill the back up with bass and die in it.

VS





Toyota FTW.