Alesis SamplePad Pro - 8-Pad Percussion and Sample-Triggering Instrument With Rubber Pads, Active Blue LED Illumination, Expansion Options for 2 Additional Triggers and 200+ Built-in Sounds

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Therefore, the total storage here should definitely be sufficient for your needs. Limited storage can be a problem with some samplers. I ran into this with the Korg Electribe sampler, which has a surprisingly limited amount of custom sample storage.

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Ragavendar, M. S. & Anmol, C. M. A mathematical model to predict the optimal test line location and sample volume for lateral flow immunoassays. 2012 Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society 2408–2411 (IEEE, 2012). Choi, J. R. et al. An integrated lateral flow assay for effective DNA amplification and detection at the point of care. Analyst 141, 2930–2939 (2016). The crosstalk issues mean that if you have the pads set to medium or high sensitivity, then hitting certain pads can trigger other ones. This might be bad for one-shot samples, but it’s far worse if the pad unexpectedly triggers a pad with a long sample or you’re using it as a MIDI trigger for something else. Miller, B. S. et al. Quantifying biomolecular binding constants using video paper analytical devices. Chemistry 24, 9783–9787 (2018).

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