I have a chrome rack holdin my toms cymbals and highhat. The problem is when I hit one drum another triggers. I raised the crosstalk but then sometimes that drum or cymbal dont trigger when I play a beat. I tried sticking rubber and felt in between all the mounts. But that did not work. Does anybody have any solutions? Is there any more adjustments I can do? I messed with sensitivity ,threshold, and crosstalk.
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Roland TD-8 Mod, DIY burgandy Mapex drums 12" snare, 8" 10" and 12" rack toms, 14" rack floor tom, 22" Bass drum , 3 cy-15r cymbals, one for the ride 2 for the crashes and cy-14c for hi hat.
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I had a similar problem with the pads that were connected to my TD-6V (auxillary module) sounding when pads from my (TD-12) main module were struck. Simply raising the crosstalk cancel in this situation did not help. It took a combination of raising the threshold and crosstalk cancel on the TD-6V pads to make it stop.TD-12; TD-6V; FD-8; Hart Pro Toms, Snare, Bass; ECII hihat, crashes, splash & ride; Smartrigger crashes & china; Hart Hammer Pad; Pintech Dingbat; Iron Cobra double-bass.
"I never play the same thing twice...sometimes because I simply can't remember it." - John Paul Jones
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Originally posted by vjboc View PostI have a chrome rack holdin my toms cymbals and highhat. The problem is when I hit one drum another triggers. I raised the crosstalk but then sometimes that drum or cymbal dont trigger when I play a beat. I tried sticking rubber and felt in between all the mounts. But that did not work. Does anybody have any solutions? Is there any more adjustments I can do? I messed with sensitivity ,threshold, and crosstalk.
Originally posted by Michael Render View PostWhat module are you using?
Originally posted by Fullback32 View PostI had a similar problem with the pads that were connected to my TD-6V (auxillary module) sounding when pads from my (TD-12) main module were struck. Simply raising the crosstalk cancel in this situation did not help. It took a combination of raising the threshold and crosstalk cancel on the TD-6V pads to make it stop.
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Thank you for the help. The threshold did help. It is hard to find the happy medium with these settings. One of these days I will get it. This forum has been alot of help.Roland TD-8 Mod, DIY burgandy Mapex drums 12" snare, 8" 10" and 12" rack toms, 14" rack floor tom, 22" Bass drum , 3 cy-15r cymbals, one for the ride 2 for the crashes and cy-14c for hi hat.
Songs i've recorded using my old TD-7
My drum kit
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Originally posted by vjboc View PostThank you for the help. The threshold did help. It is hard to find the happy medium with these settings. One of these days I will get it. This forum has been alot of help.
Cool vjboc. Also look at arrangement of the pads; more distance between them helps too. Keep messing with those settings...they'll behave eventually.TD-12; TD-6V; FD-8; Hart Pro Toms, Snare, Bass; ECII hihat, crashes, splash & ride; Smartrigger crashes & china; Hart Hammer Pad; Pintech Dingbat; Iron Cobra double-bass.
"I never play the same thing twice...sometimes because I simply can't remember it." - John Paul Jones
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