I am getting a double click from the hi-hat from a single strike. It almost sounds like a ghost note. Also, I'm not getting any response from my bass drum unless I put a lot of foot into it. I'm assuming I need to tighten the head for better response with less effort. I just haven't done it yet. Any suggestions?
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I recommend you read my setup guide and see if it fixes your problems:
http://www.vdrums.com/forum/advanced...ngs-discussion
I think my work is done here.
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It's usually a sign of wearing on the connection. Try changing the cables to see if it helps. Roland's HH's are known to wear on the cable pretty hard.Alan
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is the double hit on the hihat when you lift your foot off completely and the hihat returns to its normal position by itself? I had this issue, i changed the spring tension on my hihat to prevent the instant return to the top position because that bump was enough to triggerthe hihat hit sound
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