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Dynamic trigger pads capture all your performance nuances
A convenient tool for musicians and producers to create music
Wireless MIDI
Support wireless MIDI connectivity. It offers flexible control of virtual instruments and real-time triggering of samples.
Large Battery
With a 3000mAh battery, you can take the drum pad anywhere and enjoy hours of continuous use, ensuring true portability.
USB Power
With an extra usb-c power supply, you can enjoy unparalleled reliability and convenience, with the huge benefit of constantly for inspiration.
MIDI In, Out, and Thru
Dives into the differences between MIDI In/Out/Thru, often accompanying synths and keyboards and designed to easily interface.
DAW Software for Making Music
16-track/16-step sequencer with Note Repeat, Tempo Pad, and Aftertouch — enabling real-time control of rhythmic patterns, sound stacking, and live performance parameters.
Connor
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2025
The knobs, faders, and pads are all top notch. Build quality seems great, it's a very solid piece which is important for a drum surface.Hardware-wise, this is really hard to beat! It also is stylish and well laid out.Firmware/software is where it loses points.The sequencer, arguably the "tempo" in TempoPad, is wonky in several ways.First, it goes in a direction I've never seen a sequencer go: Bottom left to bottom right, then second from bottom row left to right, then second from top, then top.Yes, it goes from bottom row to top, presumably because that is how the pads are numbered? We don't care about that, we want to see it go the same direction as practically every other sequencer on the planet, or better yet have the ability to adjust that or even play with it, like step jump in the Volcas.Also, it is badly timed. To the point of being kind of unusable. It goes off from itself both controlling software and hardware.Last gripe I have is that they need iOS editing software. I think a good chunk of people will be using this with an ipad or iphone, so a good editing app would really help us out.The knobs have a kind of velocity curve that I wish I could change. Like you can go 0-127 in a quarter turn off you twist it fast enough, or if you go show it will go bit by bit and nowhere near that many values. It's a good feature but I wish I could adjust it.In all, I really dig this device hardware, is got everything where I want it! It's solid, feels nice, has top quality components, looks great and has very low latency.I took off points for the sequencer and software. It's a TEMPO pad, c'mon.They can fix this, though. And if they do it's a 5star device. Continuing product support and development after release Isa big part of what I look for in a company. Synido, you're new to the scene and I like what you're doing. Continue supporting and improving your current products and you're easily a big contender. The Tempokey had similar issues with timing. They're great hardware with a bit more attention needed to live up to their names.
Kyle
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2025
This is a nice MIDI controller for a decent price! The controls are pretty smooth, though the rotary knobs take a bit of jogging to break in so they're consistent with one another (not a big deal, in my opinion). The controller connects via bluetooth effortlessly or over USB without issues. The pads have good (and adjustable) sensitivity and feel nice to use. Got up and running in my DAW (Presonus) with ease.Comes with a nice case and the adapters for MIDI in/out (which is more than I can say for other MIDI controllers I've purchased in the past). It seems to include basically everything you could need and doesn't pinch pennies by omitting things you might wind up needing for typical setups. Overall I'm quite satisfied and this controller will help tremendously with my production workflows!
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