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Alesis Trigger IO + SD2 for Roland Pads & Cymbals - good idea?
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Welcome to the forum, 23x42!
The tricky part here is that you already have a combination of VH-11 and FD controller, which means you're bound to something like
- a TD-9 (roughly 350 bucks used)
- a TD-4 (200 used), or
- a TD-11/15 (new).
You already have pads; What happened with the original module? Have you bought all the pads individually?
It would absolutely make more sense to save money for a Roland drum module! The Alesis simply has issues when using mesh pads.
HTH
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Hello 23x42,Last edited by Kabonfaiba; 01-03-14, 02:07 PM.◾ Diamond Drums 4pc in Di-Noc carbon ◾ 2box DrumIt 5 MKII
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Thank you both for your kind replies!
Yes, I bought the parts individually (used on eBay) to save money. Okay, I guess the Alesis won't cut it then.
Thanks for the hint to the Megadrum project, this is just what I was looking for! Soldering and such is always fun, great way to combine hobbies.
I'll do some more research on Megadrum but I think I'll go for it - AWESOME!
Kind regards
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