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Would a Roland module have less latency than an Alesis D4?
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I imagine the Roland modules (particularly the newer ones) will have lower internal latency, since it was one of the bullet points in the feature lists for the TD11, TD15, and TD30. I think MIDI latency is around 4ms for those modules.
As for your bass drum, what's happening is that when unmuffled; you're getting a lot of additional vibrations and resonance causing false triggering, because the signal isn't very clean. You say you've tried tweaking your Alesis D4? - I don't know if it has the settings you need to fix this in that case, or it just can't interpret the Roland trigger properly.
You should be able to gain reliable triggering regardless the drum, providing you have it dialled in. Again, I imagine if you had a Roland module that officially supports the trigger, you'll be able to solve that.
By the sounds of it, it looks like the Roland TM-2 was made for you. 2 inputs, to enhance bass & snare on an acoustic kit.â—¾ Diamond Drums 4pc in Di-Noc carbon â—¾ 2box DrumIt 5 MKII
â—¾ Roland UA-1010 / cymbals / KT-10 (x2) â—¾ Tama / Gibraltar hardware â—¾ JBL LSR3 Series 2.1 Monitoring â—¾ Pearl THMP-1
â—¾ PA Comparison Sheet
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