Conga player needs larger pads to trigger MPC ONE

Is there some simple solution to trigger the MPC by a set of larger pads, just one to one? Are you aware of someone offering such an adaption? I'm coming from hand drumming like conga and bongo and find the pads too small to be directly integrated into the flow. But these MPC sounds are so great .. To buy some handdrum device and couple via midi to the MPC looks rather expensive if you like better quality pads,

thanks in advance

Peter

I'm sure they have a MIDI drum controller like I know the MIDI drum-sets, but until then just imagine your finger tips as mini hands

I was a djembefola in the 00s before getting the mpc60. Finished Mamady Keita's book 1.5x.

(1.5x, cuz midway while studying/practicing the book a second time, sold my expensive Mali-made djembe [included the book during sale] for an mpc60... as I've always wanted to dabble in music production and also try an mpc).

Mpc60 pads are pretty decent sized (I have the X SE now, which has similar sized pads... so are the Live versions).
Never had an Mpc One, but they are def smaller pads. So, maybe getting a Live2/3 or X/XL if you want bigger pads.

There looks to be plenty of midi drum-pad controllers... I have no idea which are best tho to replicate hand-drumming (and which have best sensitivity, velocity, dynamics, feel, etc.)


Here's what AI told me when I asked just now:

The Keith McMillen BopPad is widely considered the best MIDI pad controller for replicating a djembe because its continuous surface tracks hit location, velocity, and radius with ultra-low latency.

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