XJAM + POLYPLEX Finger Drumming NO TAKING Portable MIDI Drum Pad iPad, iPhone, Mac, PC

XJAM ➥ https://amzn.to/4dfXFKt | Ultra-Portable Aluminum Frame MIDI Drum Pad with 16 Beat Pads and 6 Assignable Knobs, Beat Machine for Melodic Samples, Plug & Play on iPad, iPhone, Mac, PC

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The Xjam MIDI Pad Controller, designed for ultimate portability, boasts 16 ultra-responsive, backlit pads that light up your creativity. Perfect for the discerning beat maker, it allows you to trigger drum samples and loop virtual instruments effortlessly, unleashing your music production prowess anytime, anywhere.

The Xjam is a full-fledged plug-and-play MIDI controller that puts you in total control no matter where you need to create. You will not sacrifice features & ease of use for mobility & elegant design. Due to its solid aluminum chassis, the Xjam is portable and ideal for use outside of the studio on mobile devices.

With a 4×4 pad matrix, the 6 endless encoders and the smooth 16 pads, the Xjam provides a pleasant and expressive playing experience. In addition, the controller offers 48 configurations instead of the usual 16 scenes to save.

Its smooth and ultra-sensitive pads with polyphonic aftertouch are as versatile as the Xjam itself. The 16 RGB pads also send MIDI CC, MIDI Program Change or MMC messages. There are also 6 high-quality endless encoders on board, which can be used in a variety of ways. In addition to controlling MIDI CC messages, the encoders can be assigned to send pitch, MIDI program change messages or even aftertouch messages. The Xjam comes with a powerful editor software for perfect adaption to your needs. There is also a TRS-MIDI Out socket to send signals to external sound generators.

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POLYPLEX delivers a fast, fun way to design your own drum kits. Roll the dice to randomize sounds on the global, sound, or sample level. No sound design experience necessary – randomize everything for something completely new or apply more subtle randomization when you start finding sounds you like.