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Saturday, 24 September 2005
MAudio Trigger Finger MIDI Controller with Pads

Trigger Finger puts the power to program and perform expressive percussion and drum parts at your fingertips. Its 16 velocity-sensitive pads are perfect for playing the drum sounds in your favorite Buy It! software, launching loops and samples, or even controlling video projections -- and applying pressure to the pads can generate any MIDI controller you wish. Trigger Finger also gives you 8 knobs and 4 faders that are freely assignable to MIDI parameters such as volume, pan, pitch, and effects. Pre-programmed maps for Buy It! Reason, Live, GM Drum, XG Drum, iDrum, and more make setup a snap -- and full programmability lets you customize the unit to fit your needs. Settings are easy to store via 16 presets, and M-Audio’s free Enigma librarian Buy It! software for Buy It! PC and Mac lets you create a collection of even more. A simple USB cable is all it takes to connect and power Trigger Finger with your Buy It! computer. It’s time to take full control of your drum programming—and Trigger Finger is the right tool for the job.

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Features

  • 16 velocity and pressure-sensitive pads
  • 8 assignable knobs
  • 4 assignable faders
  • Pre-programmed maps for Live, Reason, GM Drum, XG Drum, and iDrum
  • Velocity control including fixed velocity mode
  • Program/bank change capability
  • Powered via USB connection or optional DC power supply
  • 16 MIDI presets
  • Programmable with free Enigma librarian Buy It! software
  • 3-digit LED display
  • Class compliant with Windows XP and Mac OS X
  • Includes free Ableton Live Lite 4 Buy It! software

Technical Description

  • Size: 11 in. (w) x 10 in. (d) x 2 1/4 in. (h)
    279.4mm (w) x 254mm (d) x 57.2mm (h)
  • Compatibility: MME, DirectX, Core MIDI
  • Windows minimum system requirements:
    • Windows XP
    • Available USB Port
  • Mac minimum system requirements:
    • Mac OS X 10.2.8 or higher
    • Available USB Port

 

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