Drumport StompTech Auto Stomp Player MKII
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Drumport StompTech
Auto Stomp Player MKII
Product Info
Article Number:
475636
Brand:
Drumport StompTech
Model:
Auto Stomp Player MKII
Category:
Stomp/Drum Boxes
Price:
$327.80
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This Drumport StompTech is a clever little box for guitarists and bassists wanting to create full band arrangements on the fly. It's perfect for solo performers, loopers, or anyone needing a consistent backing rhythm without hauling a full drum kit. The automatic tempo tracking is the real selling point here, making it surprisingly easy to use.
Product Description
- Drumport StompTech Auto Stomp Player MK II
- Converter
- Can use any stompbox like Laser Stomp
- Stomp Kick or Shadow Stompin' Bass as signal generator
- Converts the input signal into a bass drum or a Cajon bass sound and adds further drum or percussion sounds with the patented "Human Controlled Drum Computing".
- Only the quarter notes are played with the foot - the result is complete drum accompaniment
- 12 Sounds or combinations
- Device automatically follows the speed fluctuations or speed changes of the player
- Start the additive accompaniment sound as soon as the second beat has been entered
- Switchable "Auto Play" function where only the basic tempo is entered via stompbox
- Selector switch for 12 game combinations
- Sensor controller for adaptation to triggers
- Toggle-switch: Play mode
- Microprocessor-controlled
- Real sample display
- Velocity dynamic (dynamic range 5.46 dB)
- BPM: 50 - 200
- Anti-slip mat
- Output: 6.3 mm Jack
- unbalanced (device is plugged in and switched on)
- Input: 6.3 mm Jack
- unbalanced
- DC socket for 9 V power supply unit (power supply unit not included
- suitable power supply unit: Article Nr. #409939#)
- Die-cast aluminium housing
- Dimensions: 110 x 60 x 30 mm
- Weight: Approximately 200 g
- Made in Germany
PROS
- • Patented 'inHuman Controlled Drum Computing' offers surprisingly nuanced rhythmic accompaniment.
- • Automatic tempo following is remarkably responsive, adapting to player dynamics.
- • Versatile sound library allows for a wide range of drum and percussion styles.
- • Quarter-note foot triggering simplifies complex rhythmic patterns for solo performers.
CONS
- • Reliance on external stompboxes limits portability and adds to overall system complexity.
- • The 'inHuman' algorithm, while clever, may feel somewhat artificial to experienced drummers.
- • Limited control over individual drum sounds within each preset can restrict customization.
Product Video
Key Features
Sounds
12 pre-programmed drum and percussion combinations, including bass drum, cajon, and various percussion elements.
Controls
Selector switch for 12 game combinations, toggle-switch for Play mode and MIDI, sensor controller for trigger adaptation.
Trigger Surface
Compatible with standard stompbox-style triggers; surface area approximately 4 in x 4 in.
Connections
1/4 in input for stompbox signal, 1/4 in output for mixed drum signal, MIDI in/out for external sequencing.
Power Supply
Requires a standard 9V DC power supply (center negative polarity, not included).
Dimensions
Approximately 6 in x 4 in x 3 in, compact for pedalboard integration.
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Frequently Asked Questions
While it’s designed to work with most stompboxes, models like the Laser Stomp and Stomp Kick are optimized for consistent triggering and a cleaner signal.
It analyzes your foot taps to generate a drum pattern; the responsiveness depends on the quality of your trigger and the stompbox signal, but it's generally quite accurate.
The MIDI functionality primarily allows for tempo synchronization with external sequencers; detailed control over individual drum sounds within the presets isn’t available.
