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I am looking for a cost effective way to trigger audio samples with my
PC.
I want to trigger with a piezo element or simular pressure sensitive
device that will give me levels of signal with how hard I hit it. I
have seen people doing this with Remo Practice pads and mounting the
Piezo underneath and hooking the phone jack into trigger inputs on a
sampler.
I can do what I want with a Roland TCM6, which converts drum triggers
to MIDI and then run into my computer and trigger with MIDI compatable
PC samplers like Fruity Loops. This would get a little expensive since
I need 10 or so samples and the TCM6 does only 6 for $250.00. So if
anyone knows a cheaper external device that converts to midi, let me
know.
What I would like to do is run the piezo outputs into a mixer like a
Mackie onyx 1620 and run the 16 firewire independant audio tracks into
the computer and trigger from picking those. This wouldn't be cheaper,
but I need a good mixer anyways.
If anyone has some ideas, I would love to hear them.
I am looking for a cost effective way to trigger audio samples with my
PC.
I want to trigger with a piezo element or simular pressure sensitive
device that will give me levels of signal with how hard I hit it. I
have seen people doing this with Remo Practice pads and mounting the
Piezo underneath and hooking the phone jack into trigger inputs on a
sampler.
I can do what I want with a Roland TCM6, which converts drum triggers
to MIDI and then run into my computer and trigger with MIDI compatable
PC samplers like Fruity Loops. This would get a little expensive since
I need 10 or so samples and the TCM6 does only 6 for $250.00. So if
anyone knows a cheaper external device that converts to midi, let me
know.
What I would like to do is run the piezo outputs into a mixer like a
Mackie onyx 1620 and run the 16 firewire independant audio tracks into
the computer and trigger from picking those. This wouldn't be cheaper,
but I need a good mixer anyways.
If anyone has some ideas, I would love to hear them.