electrodrummer
30+ years of live edrums
Joined: 07-14-09
Location: London
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Yup. Just use dumb y-splitters / cables... -
They're only £1/$1 buy a few and see what works for you
(some of it will depend on the adjustments available in your module).
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Eh? right thread?...
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MIDI Cable.
TD-8 MIDI out --> SPD30 MIDI in.
Match MIDI note on TD8 pad/trigger with MIDI note on SPD30 that you wanna trigger.Leave a comment:
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Yeah you could pull it to pieces, void the warranty and wire a jack into the piezo.... but just flog it and get a TM-2
As for pad protector - if you wanna do this then a Falam Slam.Last edited by electrodrummer; 12-07-18, 03:43 PM.Leave a comment:
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Get long ones (within reason!). Always easier to cable-tie longer than suffer short inflexible ones. Doesn't matter what cables you buy - they''ll all work - as long as you use stereo ones for multiple-zone pads.Leave a comment:
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Humming? Tell us *everything* you have - what's plugged into what and what cables. Include *everything*.
DTXxxx anything as a straight swap? Yes. *Any* DTX (apart from the DTX4xx)Leave a comment:
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Any old thing will do as long as it supports the pads you want to use. Any old module or a Trigger to MIDI interface (e.g. Roland TMC6 or Alesis TriggerIO or such)...Leave a comment:
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Hello Guildford! Assume you frequent Andertons?
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My edrums have always sounded great playing live over the decades from small London venues to the largest club on the planet. And I run in mono. Never has a single neg from a punter over squillions of years.Leave a comment:
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1. Buy your second kit first.
2. Don't buy anything without hitting it.Leave a comment:
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Yup - I connect my drums to everything, and everything to my drums (bass guitar, windsynth....) Much fun.Leave a comment:
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Sounds like you should just get a SP404 if you want a sampler with pads.Leave a comment:
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Look for a Yamaha MS50DR (or 40, or 100). Got my 50 for your budget.
...Last edited by electrodrummer; 11-28-18, 11:04 AM.Leave a comment:
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Side triggers aren't the best with mesh heads. Mesh doesn't transmit the vibrations as well as mylar. Use central triggers with mesh heads for the best response.Leave a comment:
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What's your budget and location?
In the case of those two I'd chose based on perceived post-sales customer service (Alesis, probably being the better? Maybe?)Leave a comment:
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"Do you think is worth the investment?" No. No punter would ever tell the difference. But, it's your money
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New? Probably the DTX432. Proper kick pad and a 3-zone snare. Use it with the Android / iOS app for many training things etc.,
Still better to pay a little more and get a second-hand higher module - I know of a DTX5xx second-hand for £465 delivered, for example. That'll come with a 3-zone silicone...Last edited by electrodrummer; 11-21-18, 08:24 AM.Leave a comment:
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What's your buying criteria? I mean you have a TD30, so *why*?...Leave a comment:
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