i am thinking about hooking a roland td-10 up to my regular drumset. i need some ideas about how to go about doing this. i have 2 bass drums, snare, 10 12 13 14 inch toms, 16 inch floor tom. any input apprecitated.
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Originally posted by Solace666:
i am thinking about hooking a roland td-10 up to my regular drumset. i need some ideas about how to go about doing this. i have 2 bass drums, snare, 10 12 13 14 inch toms, 16 inch floor tom. any input apprecitated.
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If you plan on enhancing your acoustic sound with edrums, that is what I do when I play out. It really sounds great and there is no mike feedback! If this is what you plan on doing, let us know. There are more than enough people here to give you some great ideas!V-Custom w Roland TD-8 and and Alesis DM5, DIY edrums
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Ddrum acoustic drum triggers go good!Steve
'I only ever quote myself - except when I quote someone else' - me
, plenty of , and , , triggered acoustics, , and a plethora of PA blah blah freakin blah...I mean does anyone care about the specifics of pedals, speakers, processors, hardware or anything that I'm using?? :confused: Hmmm, maybe this is an appropriate place to mention that I tried out a new cymbal stand the other day...
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Yep. The only problem is x-talk. An acoustic drum or cymbal near a trigger will always give false triggers. You can raise the treshold then (or other parameters) but this will limit the dynamics.
Also: large drumheads (16 inch toms) can cause huge waves, which may lead to false triggers as well. You can avoid this by muffling the acoustic drums for a more decent triggering. But then you also shorten the acoustic sound.Robert
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