Just got mine two days ago. Wow the pads are fat the mpcstuff pads, but they are also a little bit softer. Response is great. I've been mainly using it to control my drums in logic pro x and live 9.
I am working on a template for each pad to control CC's so I can use it to trigger my slices on the octatrack. I also need to build my template for the sp1200 and studio 440.
I've used it as a korg gadgets controller and it's pretty expressive on drums. I may shell out some cash and buy iMPC pro...any other good iOS drum pad sample programs to test it on?

By v00d00ppl
Tue Sep 08, 2015 3:00 pm
distortedtekno wrote:Try Waldorf Attack Drums.
Just got it last night. I need to figure out how to make each midi note responsible for each sound. By default the program tries to use each midi note as a scale for a single sound.
MPD232 works well the iMPC Pro.
The MPC essentials software that comes with the controller is also nice to play around with. It feels like I am on the 2000xl again, but I only have one track. So then I just turn on the 2000xl to get rid of my frustrations.
Neve 5254, MPC Studio, iMac Pro.
By drumjockey
Tue Sep 15, 2015 11:24 pm
Just got the 226. Wow, the pads are nice! Nothing revolutionary overall, but the "fat pads" are responsive as all the gets out...
http://www.reverbnation.com/thecleaner
MPC's: 2500, 5000, One, SP 404 mk2, Push 2,
Reason, Ableton, Records, and Drums
MPC's: 2500, 5000, One, SP 404 mk2, Push 2,
Reason, Ableton, Records, and Drums



