Korg Kaoss Pad 2

Jason Baskin, the guitar tech for Matthew Bellamy, mentions that the rig includes a Korg Kaoss Pad.

Jonny Greenwood used Kaoss Pad 2 in "Everything In Its Right Place" song from electronic based album "Kid A".

You can see the Kaoss Pad in this video

As can be seen at his official Instagram account (about making some music) you can see him using this item in the picture / video.

In [this article](http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/oct05/articles/brianeno.htm) on the making of Eno's album *Another Day On Earth*, Eno says, "When I was playing parts live into the computer I would do processing through external boxes. I'd also sometimes feed stuff out of my computer through the Kaoss Pads. There's a lot of plugin processing going on. I'd usually print the processed track inside of the computer, and then push it back in time, because when there's a lot of processing you get latency problems. I like working like that, because I can do different things with the already-processed track." Additionally, the article's sidebar lists both the Kaoss Pad Mk I and II among his equipment.

"And of course the Kaoss Pad. This is what I've gone to for multi-effects," Drew says, at 1:35 in this video.

You can see an old Korg Kaoss Pad on Dave's desk.

Listed on http://www.slipknot-metal.com/main.php?sk=equipment

Wilco guitarist Nels Cline uses a Korg Kaoss 2 Pad "for Echoplex and Space Echo effects just by touching the screen...It's a DJ device, it does a million things," he said.

the cable from his microphone goes over to the table on the right with no less than 2 KAOSS PADS on at 02:05 in the video. we see it plenty of other times in the video as well

Patton also uses a CB radio mic that is plugged into a Korg Kaoss pad for added distortion and delay effects, as well as a pair of full-size megaphones miked with a Shure Beta 98 taped inside and a radio transmitter strapped to the side of each unit. In Patton’s vocal chain, Brennan uses Avid plug-ins for reverbs, distortion, delays, tape flanging and Leslie speaker simulation. - See more at: http://www.mixonline.com/news/tours/faith-no-more/424720#sthash.lLEGuRQB.dpuf

At 0:08, Reynolds can be seen with a Korg ES-1 Mk 2, a Korg EMX-1, and a Kaoss Pad 2

In the title of the video as well as visible.

"Kaoss pad is fuuuun"

At 0:30 you can see Andrew playing a Kaoss Pad in the "Dubstep" part of the song. Boyinaband can be seen in the video at that same time, with an Akai Pad.

Phillip has, among other gear, a Micron synth, a KP2, a white Korg Nanopad (note that it has twelve buttons), a Nanokontrol, and an Alesis Performance Pad.

Can be seen starting 0:29.