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EMP16 MIDI Pad Controller Beat Maker Machine With Bluetooth, 16 RGB Velocity Sensitive Beat Pads, 16 Level, Full/Half Level, OLED Display, MIDI In/Out

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About this item

  • COOL - EMP16 midi pad controller is designed for music makers triggering drums, studio recording and performance.16 fat RGB illuminated beat pads offer 16 customizable lighting colors, provide 4 banks expandable controls for a total of 64 assignable pads.
  • ASSIGNABLE - Equipped with 4 assignable faders, 5 assignable buttons and 4 assignable endless rotary knobs with a total of 12 assignable controls accessible via 3 banks. OLED display places instant visual feedback of all your settings.
  • POWERFUL - The beat pads offer 3 velocity curves to select and support to set 16 Level, Full Level /Half Level, get the perfect groove. Packed rich features like classic Note Repeat, Aftertouch, Time Division, Swing, Gate, Sequencer, Clock Synchronization, Transport and Tap Tempo controls for immersive performances.
  • WIRELESS - Optionally powered by USB or by 2 AA batteries(not included). BT5.0 can build wireless connection to any DAW on iPad/iPhone/iPod touch/Mac, no driver, no wire nor OTG required anymore, covenient for making music outside studio.
  • MORE OUTPUTS - EMP16 has USB MIDI plus standard MIDI inputs and outputs. Control everything from music software on your laptop to outboard MIDI gear, offer seamless integration from the studio to the stage. The included USB cable and 1/8"-to-MIDI adapter make it easy to connect.
  • FREE SOFTWARE - Come with Cubase LE12 & Cubasis LE3 software for beginners starting making music on PC/MAC/iOS device.
  • WARRANTY - 30 days money back and one year warranty. HXW has over decade of brand reputation, we would satisfy customer with perfect service to solve issue after received the inquire message on Amazon via "Contact Seller".


Product Description

EMP16 MIDI PAD CONTROLLER
emp16 midi pad controller
EMP16 MIDI PAD

The Ultimate Beat Production Studio Controller

Whether you’re a beginner looking to get into the exciting world of beat production or looking for the ultimate backup controller for your studio equipment, EMP16 is the perfect solution for playing and controlling both audio hardware and software.

Communicate with other audio instruments like digital keyboard, synthesizer etc,. Also works with all popular apps including GarageBand, Logic, Studio One, Cubase, Ableton Live, ProTools, FL Studio, Adobe Audition, and more.

Your Music Takes Control

emp16 midi pad

At the heart of EMP16 is 16 velocity sensitive beat pads plus 4 banks, ideal for triggering drums, melodic samples, basslines and more. Equipped with 4 assignable faders, 5 assignable buttons and 4 assignable endless rotary knobs with a total of 12 assignable controls accessible via 3 banks.

  • MIDI controller communicates with other instruments and software by sending and receiving MIDI messages. This is not an audio signal, but rather a set of instructions that triggers another source to produce a sound or perform an action.

  • Yes, you sure can.

    Control the software on pc via USB cable.

    Control the software on iPad/iPhone/Mac via bluetooth.

    Control audio instrument via MIDI cable.

  • Step 1: Insert 2 AA batteries.

    Step 2: Power on the MIDI Pad, press WIRELESS button.

    Step 3: Enable the iPhone/iPad Bluetooth Setting.

    Step 4: Turn the Bluetooth Setting on DAW software.

    Step 5: Find the*MIDI PAD-01*, and toggle it to Connect.

  • Step 1: Insert 2 AA batteries.

    Step 2: Power on the MIDI Pad, press WIRELESS button.

    Step 3: Enable Audio MIDI Setup, clik 'Window' and 'Show MIDI Studio'.

    Step 4: Light up Bluetooth symbol.

    Step 5: Find the*MIDI PAD-01*, and toggle it to Connect.

  • No, it doesn't. User can edit the parameter anytime and instantly get visual feedback of all these changes on OLED display, without having to stop and reach for your laptop.

DAW Software For Beginners Making Music

cubase

Raul
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2025
I made a whole ep with this controller connected to my iPad and beat maker 3.. The pads aren't responsive to a softer touch because you have to edit the curves... Put it at soft with a threshold of 10 and you have yourself a mini mpc at a fraction of the price.. The value is insane coming at 95 bucks.. The on board software is a plus.. No more needing a pc like my tempo pad and Bluetooth is stable with 0 input lag, great functionality and it's easy to use.. Just wish they would have thought about offering a case for it... I would like to travel with it and protect it during transportation. The option to remove and put batteries is a major plus for longevity. Great job avatar instruments!
Diego
Reviewed in Mexico on February 16, 2025
Llegó en buen estado en el tiempo establecido.
T
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2024
I wanted a device with programmable knobs, sliders, AND buttons to interface with my Roland S-1. The drum pads were an afterthought, but I've quickly taken up fingerdrumming just for fun.The device feels solid, definitely not built like a toy. The menus are intuitive and easy to navigate. It's quick and simple to change a lot of settings at once, and it seems like the designers really thought it through. At this price point, that's refreshing.Clearly I'm really happy with this purchase. The only minor bit of feedback is that I wish there were more colors available for the drum pads and buttons.I took a risk based on one video review, but I think this is a good controller and I have no regerts! I'm actually fighting the urge to get the keyboard now...
F. Guese
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2024
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Luis
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2024
The speed it’s good and it’s really easy to use and easy to portability to take it anywhere
Rafael Velasquez
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2024
This little thing has some pretty useful features for the price, sadly it does not support MMC signals so it's needs setup to make it work as expected, for some reason some of the pads do not register all the hits and some times hits double, but I guess is expected for the price.
Luis Rapalo
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2024
I’ll start off right away with that pressure sensitivity of the pads isn’t the best, but sit more than useable. Plus, at this price you can’t expect great velocity sensitivity. The pads are sturdy though…they don’t feel cheap when I press on them.I use Cubase, so that’s all I can really speak on… this integrated perfectly once I followed the setup instructions in the manual and put it into the Cubase preset mode. Everything works great.I would definitely recommend it if you’re just looking for something in the lower end of the price range if you’re just using it to travel with often, or just if you’re on a tight budget.It doesn’t come loaded with software like other brands, but again people…, price point. For me, that wasn’t an issue as I have many virtual instruments and my DAW of choice.The only downside I can think of is that that navigating the menu system is sometimes clunky. Like sometimes the “OK” button works as you’d think and other times when you think pressing OK would be the logical choice, you’re actually supposed to press one of the arrows. Just a small thing, but that’s it.
Ryan B
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2023
So after a month of using the device the pads are much less stiff from use and honestly I find this to be one of my favourite midi controllers for iOS.You are not going to find another pad controller with this much value for the price. I see a few reviews saying they get double triggers and the pads are too stiff so that warrants a lower review I guess. Imo it’s five star quality , Avatar just needs to give us a firmware update with more sensitivity, the ability to use the cursor for midi and banks of faders like the knobs.
Jeremy Pingul
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2023
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