Hello!
New to the forum. I just ordered a TD-20. I have a basic TD-3 set.
But, I did buy a Hart Snare.There largest one.So I want to expand on the kit.
To the Question: I was wondering,I have the Superior C&V and
I like it but, is there any reason I couldn't record with the
TD-20's sounds possibly using the Vexpressions? I want to simplify
my life. When using the C&V it sounds great but, It's a big up to do to run it.
Any recommendation's? I always hear people complain about the Roland sounds for recording. Are they right? Can anyone tell me of a positive experience using them in a recording situation? It would be nice to run out the multiples for further processing. I have 10 very good pre's. Vint.1073/x2,Api 512x2,Pacifica
x2,Focusrite 110x4,Neotekx2.Plus some nice outboard compressors.
Could they be manipulated to sound more authentic? I also have Drumagog
for replacement.
Any advice if possible.
Trevor
New to the forum. I just ordered a TD-20. I have a basic TD-3 set.
But, I did buy a Hart Snare.There largest one.So I want to expand on the kit.
To the Question: I was wondering,I have the Superior C&V and
I like it but, is there any reason I couldn't record with the
TD-20's sounds possibly using the Vexpressions? I want to simplify
my life. When using the C&V it sounds great but, It's a big up to do to run it.
Any recommendation's? I always hear people complain about the Roland sounds for recording. Are they right? Can anyone tell me of a positive experience using them in a recording situation? It would be nice to run out the multiples for further processing. I have 10 very good pre's. Vint.1073/x2,Api 512x2,Pacifica
x2,Focusrite 110x4,Neotekx2.Plus some nice outboard compressors.
Could they be manipulated to sound more authentic? I also have Drumagog
for replacement.
Any advice if possible.

Trevor
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