During my lesson yesturday, I was shown a 'fill' which was basically:
Tom -> Snare -> Snare -> Snare -> Snare -> Snare -> Accented Snare
But when I got home and tried it on my TD3, it didn't sound anything like it did on the Accoustic kit.. The Accent was almost undetectable.
When I looked at the sensitivity, I could see the problem as I was hitting almost full power during the 'snare' notes, so the accented one, was only a fraction louder.
I played around with the sensitivity settings and this just made everything quieter and less responsive... And its got me thinking that with the 'resolution' of the TD3, its simply not possible to accent a note effectivly.
Is this right or am I missing something? If its not, is this something that all Electronic Drums suffer with, or is it just a 'limitation' of the lower speced models?
I look forwards to your thoguhts
All the best
Jon
Tom -> Snare -> Snare -> Snare -> Snare -> Snare -> Accented Snare
But when I got home and tried it on my TD3, it didn't sound anything like it did on the Accoustic kit.. The Accent was almost undetectable.
When I looked at the sensitivity, I could see the problem as I was hitting almost full power during the 'snare' notes, so the accented one, was only a fraction louder.
I played around with the sensitivity settings and this just made everything quieter and less responsive... And its got me thinking that with the 'resolution' of the TD3, its simply not possible to accent a note effectivly.
Is this right or am I missing something? If its not, is this something that all Electronic Drums suffer with, or is it just a 'limitation' of the lower speced models?
I look forwards to your thoguhts
All the best
Jon
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