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Come on the AI is 100% accurate, lol.

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In the XR 20 check the midi settings, make sure it matches the midi channel of the strike multipad. The sounds in the kits on the XR-20 are set on certain notes too, so you might have to set the pads on the strike multi pad to actually match where the sounds in the kit are set on the XR-20(i don't remember off hand, it's easier to find with a keyboard). Once you do find where they are at though, it should be easier to get your multipad to hit the samples on the xr-20 if you can assign the pad on the multi strike to the specific midi note value.

In the settings you can specify what layers of the the kit are on(Drums, one shot, and synth), and what channels they are assigned to.

in theory, you should be able to chain both of your multi strike pads and a keyboard(if you wanted to play the internal synth) into the XR-20 at the same time. With both multistrike pads you should be able to assign them to most of a drum kit www.manualslib.com/manual/354035/Akai-Xr-20.html?page=45

hello thank you very much for answering, friend and i tried to do everything in configuration and it doesn't work with the alesis strike multipad, i tried with other drum modules and if they work, my question is if they are not compatible or if they occupy a specific channel, i use number 10 and it works for me with other drum machines that I have, but akai xr20 I can't get it to work, (I tried in an inverted way controlling from the akai to the alesis strike and if it works) but I want to trigger the sounds from the multipad @@MetatronsCube23

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It's fine as long as you don't use the drum triggers, it was updated and you can pick the voltages now within midi control center application.

@@MetatronsCube23Thank you for this! I've been unable to find the voltage settings in midi control center - I have the newest version of that software and the BSP firmware, and the only control over gate that I see is to choose V-trig or S-trig. Where do you set the voltage?

the midi out on the SQ-1 is driving the MS-20(it has an all black cable so it's hard to see it), while the CV outs were used to control the werkstatt.

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@@MetatronsCube23 gracias por tus consejos.

The MS20 mini will not "control" the werkstatt-01 the way you want it to. You can hook them up to make crazy cools sounds but neither are a sequencer. The MS20 is a synthesizer and just as the werkstatt-01 is a synthesizer and in this video the Korg SQ-1 is actually "controlling" the werkstatt-01 because it is a sequencer and the MS20 is vibing alone just making cool sounds along side the sequenced stuff. Hope that helps

Thanks! I still like the MPX16, and I have like 10 samplers at this point. It's one the most easy samplers to record to and edit right on the unit without a bunch of menu diving.

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I went with gold to match my volca keys at the time if I remember right.

The Kp3 is the master clock in this, plugged into one volca, and then used a sync cable from the volca that is getting the clock from the kp3 to the other volcas. The audio goes into a cheap powered mixer, and then into the M-audio for recording on the computer.

@@MetatronsCube23 but are you using a line in/guitar input with a jack or the mic input on the m-track? Thank you for the detailed answer, by the way. I just got a used m-track and can't get it to work with my volca sample via just a line in. Wondering if it would work if I would get a mini audio jack to midi converter. Or maybe the device is just faulty.

@@SashaMit01 I used two TS(tip/sleeve mono) wires from the mixer to the M-audio set at mic/line and stereo. The volcas use 1/8" TRS to L and R TS(mono) at the mixer.

@@MetatronsCube23 thank you so much for answering! Best regards and keep it up with the awesome music making!