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Ableton Live + Drumkat MIDI Drum Trigger

Sunday Synth Jam: Mickey Mouse Abuse – Some excerpts from Kamoni’s live set using Ableton Live and a DrumKat.

Includes jungle, dubstep and dnb improvised freestylin’.

September 20, 2009September 19, 2009 synthheadControllerism, Electronic Instruments, MIDI ControllersAbleton, Ableton Live, drumkat, drumming, dub-step, Dubstep, electronic, electronica, improvisation, Jungle, MIDI Controllers, percussion, Sunday Synth Jam, techno

One thought on “Ableton Live + Drumkat MIDI Drum Trigger”

drumface

April 14, 2010 at 6:55 pm Reply

great but how do you assign stuff to the dk-10 or drumkat ?

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