OK- this is too cool...
Plug a regular set of *earbud* style headphones into the wavedrum mini's clip sensor input. E.g. the kind that come with iPods.
Then strike the wavedrum mini's built-in pad with the left and right earbuds, using them as mallets. Every time the left ear bud strikes the pad, the assigned clip sound will trigger, along with the pad sound! this gives you really accurate sound layering options!
The reason the left earbud triggers the clip input is bc it's the "microphone" channel-- the left earbud acts like a mic, the right earbud is ignored as is per usual. (in case you didn't know you can use the left channel of most any set of headphones as a dynamic microphone).
Cheers!
Gary
Trick with Wavedrum Mini - layered sounds!!!
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Really?
I find it a very inspiring instrument.
I can see how for the drum kit settings in which different strikes bring out different instruments (eg hi hat bass and snare) could be problematic because it's hard to be precise sometimes but it appears to be a skill that can be gained with enough time spent.
But using the single instrument sounds like the bass drum, snare drum and ethnic drums works very well I thought on first blush today (my first day with the unit)
Cheers! Thanks Korg for this truly fun and innovative product!
I'm sure it will wind up on one recording or another of mine. It's so addictive and fun to use. I'll be trying out a used proper Wavedrum next week and may post my thoughts then.
Gary
I can see how for the drum kit settings in which different strikes bring out different instruments (eg hi hat bass and snare) could be problematic because it's hard to be precise sometimes but it appears to be a skill that can be gained with enough time spent.
But using the single instrument sounds like the bass drum, snare drum and ethnic drums works very well I thought on first blush today (my first day with the unit)
Cheers! Thanks Korg for this truly fun and innovative product!
I'm sure it will wind up on one recording or another of mine. It's so addictive and fun to use. I'll be trying out a used proper Wavedrum next week and may post my thoughts then.
Gary
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Cool tip! I'll have to mess around with that when I get a chance.
One of my favorite sounds on the Mini is program #58 "Bass SEQ."
Funky bass sound that works really well with some of the built-in effects. Fun stuff!
I did a video shoot for the Mini a couple of months ago. Hopefully some of that footage will get posted soon. I'll post a link when it's up.
One of my favorite sounds on the Mini is program #58 "Bass SEQ."
Funky bass sound that works really well with some of the built-in effects. Fun stuff!
I did a video shoot for the Mini a couple of months ago. Hopefully some of that footage will get posted soon. I'll post a link when it's up.
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external Triggering
a wide fields for experiments
I hope some new WD-MINI players are into it.
one question : is the sensibility of this "earbud earphone"(=microfone)
the same as your clip or is it(probably) lower ??
Here are some interesting extras for the WD Mini
(not recommended in the manual,)
so you better keep your fingers off
http://www.thomann.de/gb/pro_snake_tpy_2003_pbb.htm
Y-adapter
http://www.thomann.de/gb/korg_cm100_clip_mic.htm
http://www.thomann.de/gb/planet_waves_p ... o_clip.htm
http://www.thomann.de/gb/harley_benton_hbt.htm
multi purpose transducer
http://www.thomann.de/gb/kk_hot_spot.htm
for bass slaps
http://www.thomann.de/gb/schaller_oyster_723.htm
for strings
last , not least ...: bassdrum pedal kick triggers.....
even a normal microfone can be connected ,
but you need to know , what you are doing.
a wide fields for experiments
I hope some new WD-MINI players are into it.
one question : is the sensibility of this "earbud earphone"(=microfone)
the same as your clip or is it(probably) lower ??
Here are some interesting extras for the WD Mini
(not recommended in the manual,)

so you better keep your fingers off

http://www.thomann.de/gb/pro_snake_tpy_2003_pbb.htm
Y-adapter
http://www.thomann.de/gb/korg_cm100_clip_mic.htm
http://www.thomann.de/gb/planet_waves_p ... o_clip.htm
http://www.thomann.de/gb/harley_benton_hbt.htm
multi purpose transducer
http://www.thomann.de/gb/kk_hot_spot.htm
for bass slaps
http://www.thomann.de/gb/schaller_oyster_723.htm
for strings
last , not least ...: bassdrum pedal kick triggers.....
even a normal microfone can be connected ,
but you need to know , what you are doing.
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for percussion triggering OK , when you tap on the wood.
triggering from the string sounds is maybe different
than you would expect...
...for a "normal microfone" this little helper can do a lot for you
http://www.thomann.de/gb/monacor_ma_100_15.htm
triggering from the string sounds is maybe different
than you would expect...
...for a "normal microfone" this little helper can do a lot for you
http://www.thomann.de/gb/monacor_ma_100_15.htm