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(drum) trigger finger ramp
- Thread starter Honkey tonk
- Start date
So got a little more time playing this thing it has a bit of a learning curve but its definitely pretty ok.
I'm sure in the hands of a decent player this setup would definitely add something alot extra to a performance.
You can play strings without hiting the trigger like a normal bass but slapping or digging into the strings activates the trigger with a perfectly? Timed drum sample .
At decent volumes playing the E string can dim the lights , the TM1 has nice kick samples and its super simple
The E and A stings are above the kick trigger
The D and G strings are above the snare
I Thought about running the two triggers accessible on all strings, but think this
Setup is best for a few reasons .
I'm sure in the hands of a decent player this setup would definitely add something alot extra to a performance.
You can play strings without hiting the trigger like a normal bass but slapping or digging into the strings activates the trigger with a perfectly? Timed drum sample .
At decent volumes playing the E string can dim the lights , the TM1 has nice kick samples and its super simple
The E and A stings are above the kick trigger
The D and G strings are above the snare
I Thought about running the two triggers accessible on all strings, but think this
Setup is best for a few reasons .
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That is brilliant. So much you can do with that and it can be easily avoided. Great fun!
The Tm1 seems perfect for this as you can easily mute the triggers.
A bit way beyond me but it also hooks up as a midi controller
