The Gaz Williams Show - Yamaha FGDP 50 finger drum machine
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- On tonight show, we will be looking at the Yamaha FGPD 50. This is a new product category which is essentially a drum machine for playing live beats with your fingers. The layout of the pads are very ergonomic for playing a traditional drum kit. We'll explore the options available and see how it fares connected to a computer. As an additional bonus, we will also look at the Pigtronix Cosmosis reverb pedal recently released.
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Absolutely dreamy with nunchucks.
As an electronic engineer USB noise is such a temple rubbing sigh! We used to design the digital portions of the electronics to be distinct from the analog boards. Future engineers, please, please, please isolate the dac & op-amps from the cpu. USB noise kills the music!
The USB noise makes gear sound retro 2000s 🤓
Subscribed! I love odd interfaces, this pad layout keeps catching my eye.
I just came across this unit two days ago. Hello, Sweetwater ?...... Mine is on its way.
I would honestly buy this just as a design piece, because it is absolutely fantastic. Very Japanese 90's vibe. Could have been a VCR XD :D
I still have no idea why they dont have kick and hat pedal inputs on this. I built my own system using a normal drum brain and its unreal how natural a finger drum kit can be, but ONLY if you have pedals. You need the pedals.
Mine is on order from Andertons - delayed to mid November currently.
Mine turned up today from them 👍🏻
same herer!@@Glennsh
Hello from Germany:) I've bought this wonderful drum machine and I love it! I want to do a record like you in the video but it don't work. On the display appears "No USB device". It would be nice if you can help me please....thank you!
You have to put an USB stick in the back, and check if your usb is among the ones supported. There is a list here: usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/3/2161023/DE_en_FGDP-50.pdf
that thumbnail is wild! :()
Any device made in 2023 which uses a USB Micro-B power connector from 2007 is certainly flawed in more ways than just the power connector. I hate those little self-mangling connectors. And this thing is pretty expensive for what it is! Even the little $45 Behringer JT-4000 has a USB-C connector.
According to the MiDI imp chart. Clock sent and received.
Great machine. A small wish list: more Registers (only 4 ! - not 4 per bank as documented in guide). Created 44 custom user kits already but such a pain to program - maybe include an app for programming. Battery life not that great, need higher capacity. Fun side: realistic drum/perc voices. Overall well-built.
Idea: if you record the AUX IN and dont play any pad, then you load that audio and assign it to a trigger, this become a sampling machine. I'll try with mine
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Does anyone know how to change the drum pad velocity? I want to use certain presets with no velocity curves. Any info would be helpful. TIA
i was gonna get Alesis SR-16 butt after i learn about this one i lean more to Yamaha FGDP 50 it makes more sense.
I need to find a way to install one of these on my steering wheel
Can I connect this to an amplifier on stage?
Is there a time- limit (or bar-length limit) on the RECORD function and is it quantizable? (* just above the YAMAHA logo upper left.) Its weird as GAZ is the only one who mentions the function and even the manual barely mentions it!? This is an important feature and I dont understand why this is the only vid so far that really covers it.
The recorder is an audio recorder and as far as I know there is no time limit.
Hi Gaz, I know this is a bit off topic would you prefer the Behringer td-9 or Roland tr-8 ??? I am asking you bc that’s about what I can afford after I’m done saving and I hold your opinion in high regard. Thank you for your time…maybe.
Still no Cubase 13 pro review
ExPro drummer here with no room to record live drums currently but how to record drum parts into a DAW ? seems you can't unless you use a USB stick. How do you create a quick basic drum part to go in you DAW? I wish it had a 'Quantize' function otherwise I may as wells use my controller finger drums and align each part myself(takes ages). Maybe I need another device? Cheers mate for any info.
The computer will record the midi. You can then use the midi to either play the FGDP sounds or use sounds from within the DAW
USB-C is probably not used due to licensing costs so they choose the free USB Micro
50 finger drum machine?????
I wish it had hardware midi io
Yes, I tried to hook it up to some gear with no luck. MIDI worked just with the MAC.
Creepy Thumbnail, something left over from Human Centipede?
Eek!
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Why the HELL did they make it black with black pads? It's so stupid.
These companies plan way ahead. They leave stuff off just so they can put it on another version. The next version or more expensive model will be the one where you can see the pads....🙄
Next version/model will have stereo outs/speakers.
The fankiddies will eat this up.
It's easier to clean. Looks less dirty after several uses