Hi folks. Has anyone had any experience hooking up a TMC-6 or other trigger-to-MIDI converter to a non-percussion sound module. Something like a JV-1010, or something like that? I'm trying to trigger melodic/non-percussive tones from pads, but since the MIDI messages are so short coming from the converter, my concern is that everything will gate and I'll get no sustain out of anything. I don't want to go through the hassle of setting up a sustain pedal--but while I'm on the subject, is there a way I could do that through the same converter or through the module?--but if I could program different decay times from the module, that would be good.
When triggering these types of non-drummish tones, is there a preferred pad type(piezo/FSR)?
I've heard of people using DrumKATs in these types of setups, and being able to increase sustain of anote by pressing down on the pad with one stick while striking the same pad with the other stick(or something like that). Does anyone know anything about this?
Speaking of the DrumKAT, are thosepads FSRs or piezos?
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
-Jaay
When triggering these types of non-drummish tones, is there a preferred pad type(piezo/FSR)?
I've heard of people using DrumKATs in these types of setups, and being able to increase sustain of anote by pressing down on the pad with one stick while striking the same pad with the other stick(or something like that). Does anyone know anything about this?
Speaking of the DrumKAT, are thosepads FSRs or piezos?
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
-Jaay
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