I have a converted Remo practice pad setup from ebay which I found I had to rebuild 2 out of the 4 pads (not including fixing a wire in the kick).
I just converted the snare to a cone type as an experiment (couldn't work any worse. This pad has a second piezo inside the rim area (pre-existing) which may or may not work, cross talk depending). I'm wondering what kind of drum or pad to map such a beast with 2 piezo's to? I know it's different for example in the case where if you had a PD-7, that would be a piezo and a film switch…?
What's the best pad to choose in a Roland TD-6V to use a double piezo 2 zone anything? (center one is neg-polarity a-la Roland style). Am finalizing the wiring and then have to tension it right and see what happens. (mesh head converted, 2 layers fiberglass).
Thanks for any guidance. I can split the stereo input into two mono if needed I guess if this is not going to work, and treat the rim smack as a separate pad (rim hit, etc).
I just converted the snare to a cone type as an experiment (couldn't work any worse. This pad has a second piezo inside the rim area (pre-existing) which may or may not work, cross talk depending). I'm wondering what kind of drum or pad to map such a beast with 2 piezo's to? I know it's different for example in the case where if you had a PD-7, that would be a piezo and a film switch…?
What's the best pad to choose in a Roland TD-6V to use a double piezo 2 zone anything? (center one is neg-polarity a-la Roland style). Am finalizing the wiring and then have to tension it right and see what happens. (mesh head converted, 2 layers fiberglass).
Thanks for any guidance. I can split the stereo input into two mono if needed I guess if this is not going to work, and treat the rim smack as a separate pad (rim hit, etc).
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