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Hi- I've been a drummer\percussionist for a couple of years, and am finally taking the plunge into a full set of V-Drums-- A friend of mine is renovating his studio and is getting rid of some not-so-used gear so I'm picking them up at a slight deal. I've played them quite a bit, but havent' really dug into the technical details of tuning and adjusting the module.
My question is this: In the very center of the pads there are those little dime-sized sensors (which i assume are mainly for targeting + form)- But something I noticed is if I dont DIRECTLY HIT the spot, the volume is significantly reduced, no matter how hard the hit.. Even if its off by one inch.. Can this be adjusted? Can the 'width' of the center sensor be adjusted so your guaranteed a nice LOUD HIT in the center within say, a 4" radius of the spot? Sorry if this might seem like a weird\un-informed question, but I'm a v-drums newbie. =) Thanks!
My question is this: In the very center of the pads there are those little dime-sized sensors (which i assume are mainly for targeting + form)- But something I noticed is if I dont DIRECTLY HIT the spot, the volume is significantly reduced, no matter how hard the hit.. Even if its off by one inch.. Can this be adjusted? Can the 'width' of the center sensor be adjusted so your guaranteed a nice LOUD HIT in the center within say, a 4" radius of the spot? Sorry if this might seem like a weird\un-informed question, but I'm a v-drums newbie. =) Thanks!
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