Thank you! I'm so glad to hear that.

Hi! So far we haven't experienced any crosstalk with this model, but we haven't used it live a whole lot. As for changing the pitch and speed, I don't know. That's something I didn't think about searching, but now you have me curious.

@@Everything-hw4jb Thanks for your response........I am planning to buy the same sample pad for gigs and as you already have one in possession, it would be a massive help if you could provide your valuable input on the speed and scale alteration of a sample. Also, if I may request, it would be great if you can create a video on it as it would benefit aspiring buyers like me.. 🙂

Hey, you may try searching for royalty free sound effects. They are probably all over KZfaq. You can also join some sites that offer all types of sound effects.

Hey! I had the same problem but then realized I wasn't saving my work. I was pushing the two "Save" buttons but I realized I had to push the button on the right to actually save it. Once I started doing that it did save it. I could turn it off and back on and it would still have my work. I hope that helps.

@@Everything-hw4jb AHHHHH ok I'm just being an idiot then....! Thanks so much!

​@@rowanburke6538 there's also a setting in the main menu so you can have the unit stay on until you turn it off.

I've been very happy with it.

I don't know. My review is just a general overview, I didn't get that detailed with the review.

Hi Doostin. I'm using a normal kick pedal for my Tama drum kit, but it's attached to a Kat KickPad. You can easily fasten the regular kick pedal to the Kat.

Think 'sound'

Glad I can help. I did find a file converter online that is specifically for these types of files. It works great! Once I run it through the converter, I have no problems. Check the Alesis website for it.

I've only done short samples. This is a great question.

Who cares if it’s 7-years old? I wanted to check it out, so I did. By the way, based on the content on your channel, you seem very talented. Well-done.

@@Everything-hw4jb Wasnt insulting you, they are 7 years old and you didn't even talk about how it aged. Like how does it stack up against the more recent pads.... This review made it seem like new tech. Have you compared it with other pads? Like a Roland. I mean tech has come a long way in 7 years, in most industries, how does this stack up. I am looking for a pad and you just didn't mention it and acted like it was new tech...

@@HollowWeird I totally see what you're saying. When we were looking for one, we read tons of reviews and watched demos and we just landed on this one. Since I only had this one in hand, I thought I'd just do a review of that particular one, but you make a good point for future review videos.

@@Everything-hw4jb Yeah i am doing that also looking for the right pad for me

​@@HollowWeird stop looking at the age then, the newest does not have to be the best one. Do you really believe you should buy a new one every time something new is released? Dont get mad about it ;)

Uhhh..... it's a review. That's what you do in a review.... you chat about it.

Well.. you wouldn't want to have a kick out of the center. Maybe for some experimental stuff. That's a very bizarre setup

Try connecting it directly to your computer, using a usb cable, and use the built in sounds of garageband or Logic. It will automatically separate all drum notes (like your kick)