Alesis Performance Pad - Pad Arrangement

TheDevilLokius · 27th October 2011

GS, I have been up and down the web and can't find any information on how to change MIDI note defaults on the Alesis Performance Pad. I want to use it as a controller to trigger sounds in Strike. The 8 pads default trigger midi notes #48, 45, 49, 51, 36, 38, 42, and 46 from left to right, top to bottom. I've gone through every manual and web source I found. Nada. I'm starting to think it's not possible to arrange these pads but that would be frickin' lame. Anyone got a clue? Please assist.

TDL

Tubthumper · 15th November 2011

TDL, it's been a while, but from memory.......... hit the pad of interest, scroll the function button til you get the midi note number appearing on the display, then use your UP and DOWN keys to select the note you require. What ever you leave the note as, it'll remain there til you change it.

baskervils · 15th November 2011

I use the Control Pad. In Ableton Live, it strikes A1, G1, G#1, C#2, D#2, D1, E1, C1.

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27th October 2011	#1
TheDevilLokius Gear Head Joined: Jan 2011 Posts: 61 Thread Starter	Alesis Performance Pad - Pad Arrangement GS, I have been up and down the web and can't find any information on how to change MIDI note defaults on the Alesis Performance Pad. I want to use it as a controller to trigger sounds in Strike. The 8 pads default trigger midi notes #48, 45, 49, 51, 36, 38, 42, and 46 from left to right, top to bottom. I've gone through every manual and web source I found. Nada. I'm starting to think it's not possible to arrange these pads but that would be frickin' lame. Anyone got a clue? Please assist. TDL

15th November 2011	#2
Tubthumper Lives for gear Joined: Jan 2005 Location: Beardsville Posts: 815	TDL, it's been a while, but from memory.......... hit the pad of interest, scroll the function button til you get the midi note number appearing on the display, then use your UP and DOWN keys to select the note you require. What ever you leave the note as, it'll remain there til you change it. __________________ Viral marketeers: reveal yourselves.

15th November 2011	#3
baskervils Lives for gear Joined: Feb 2010 Location: New York Posts: 1,162 2 Reviews written	I use the Control Pad. In Ableton Live, it strikes A1, G1, G#1, C#2, D#2, D1, E1, C1.