Detail 01
8 built-in pads plus 4 external trigger inputs
Grows to twelve zones. The four inputs take pads, cymbals, kick triggers, or acoustic drum triggers as you expand.

Independent shopping perspective
Eight-pad percussion controller with onboard sounds, effects, and phrase looping. For drummers and percussionists adding electronics to an existing setup.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Grows to twelve zones. The four inputs take pads, cymbals, kick triggers, or acoustic drum triggers as you expand.
Detail 02
Enough sound coverage to avoid a computer on stage, and 50 saved layouts for different songs or projects.
Detail 03
Preprogram kit order for a setlist and step through it with a footswitch instead of hunting through menus mid-song.
Detail 04
Real-time recording of layered percussion parts, up to roughly 10,000 notes, playable back at 40 to 260 BPM.
Detail 05
Triggers software instruments over USB, or older hardware over the 5-pin jacks. Both paths are on board.
Detail 06
Hi-hat pedal control and footswitch functions are separate jacks, so you can run both without a splitter.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It is eight pads in one unit with no kick pedal or hi-hat. You can add kick triggers, cymbals, and a hi-hat through the four external trigger inputs.
Yes. It has a USB MIDI connector plus standard MIDI In and Out, so it works as a controller for software instruments or older hardware sound modules.
It needs a pad stand or an all-purpose clamp, bought separately, to sit at playing height beside a kit or on its own.
Yes, using acoustic drum triggers on the four external trigger inputs. Each input feeds one trigger, so you get up to four acoustic drums into it.
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