How to start making beats from the kitchen.

[jellyfishfuzz]

So i got a kalleidoloop and begenning to record everything like beats in the kitchen and whatnot. Like water droplets too which os amazing to slow down and put onto reverse. I want to start making beats on a beatpad and dont know where to begin. Ive just been a simple guitat player with a couple delay pedals. What is a simple beat pad thing i can put a water drop and other sounds to make it into a beat and manipulate it. I like it simple. Ive bought complicated things before and it doesnt make since to my brain. Think Atoms for peace type looping beats from kitchen utensils.

[coldbrightsunlight]

I've done this the long way round before recording myself hitting a bunch of pots and pans and putting together the bits in a daw (ok so not the reeeeaaally long way round with tape but seriously who has the time) to make beats. It sounded awesome with a bit crusher but it was too much effort for me to be bothered to do that way again.

TL;DR I also really want to know about physical beat pad samply things

[D.o.S.]

MIDI or no?

[jellyfishfuzz]

Kaoss pad?

[jellyfishfuzz]

Either or on midi. Im way out of loop on electronically gadgets

[Inconuucl]

I do this a lot with my ipad. Or if I'm feeling creepy I load up samplr and record a snipped of some fratbro/gal's conversation and make it into weird noise which I then move to Egoist to turn to beats, or weirder noises!

[D.o.S.]

I do this a lot with my ipad. Or if I'm feeling creepy I load up samplr and record a snipped of some fratbro/gal's conversation and make it into weird noise which I then move to Egoist to turn to beats, or weirder noises!

YEP.