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".

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.

You can see the Kaoss Pad in this video

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.

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.

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

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

Can be seen starting 0:29.

"Kaoss pad is fuuuun"

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

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

In the title of the video as well as visible.

"...a Korg KP2 Kaoss Pad for the middle breakdown part of "Girl's Not Grey" where he needs to reproduce a "twinkly sound."

"The worksurface on the right seems more dedicated to rhythm creation, with a Korg Microkorg synth, Electrix Filter Factory and MOFX processors, an Akai MPC3000 sampling workstation and a Roland SH101 monosynth, a Korg Electribe RX rhythm box and two Kaoss Pad controllers (an original and a MkII model)."

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

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

Listed on his wikipedia & mentioned in this rolling stone article

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.

Two Korg Kaoss Pad 2 can be seen in this live photo