| 词条 | Kaoss Pad |
| 释义 |
| image = KAOSS PAD.JPG | image_caption = Korg Kaoss Pad KP3 | synth_name = Kaoss Pad | synth_manufacturer = Korg | synthesis_type = | polyphony = | timbrality = | unison = | oscillator = | filter = | attenuator = | left_control = | lfo = Yes | keyboard = none - XY-pad | portamento = | velocity = no | aftertouch = no | memory = 2 memory banks | ext_control = none | fx = 128 | dates = 1999 - | price = ~$400 }} The Kaoss Pad is an audio effects unit launched by Korg in 1999.[1] Features vary across models, but Kaoss Pads generally allow users to sample and loop audio and apply effects such as pitch-bending, flange, distortion, and delay using an X/Y touchscreen.[1] Radiohead use a Kaoss Pad on their song "Everything In Its Right Place", manipulating singer Thom Yorke's vocals into a "glitching, stuttering collage".[1] Other users include Muse guitarist Matt Bellamy (who has Kaoss Pads built into his guitars), Brian Eno, Brian Ferry, and Beardyman.[1]According to the Guardian, while its effects technology is not new, the Kaoss Pad is distinguished by its intuitive design: "anyone can pick one up and in a matter of seconds get the hang of it".[1] Eno described the Kaoss Pad as "a way of taking sounds into the domain of muscular control" as opposed to working with computers: "It takes you into a completely different place, because when working with computers you normally don't use your muscles in that way. You're focused on your head, and the three million years of evolution that resulted in incredible muscular skill doesn't get a look in."[1] See also
References1. ^1 2 3 4 5 {{Cite web|url=https://www.theguardian.com/music/2011/mar/09/whats-that-sound-kaoss-pad|title=Hey, what's that sound: Kaoss Pad|last=McNamee|first=David|date=9 March 2011|website=The Guardian|language=en|archive-url=|archive-date=|dead-url=|access-date=22 August 2018}} External links
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