electrodrummer
30+ years of live edrums
Joined: 07-14-09
Location: London
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It's just a piezo. Will work with anything.Leave a comment:
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It's not sensitivity you need to adjust - it's threshold.
Raise it on the pads that are being triggered by crosstalk,
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electrodrummer replied to Setting up Millenium Still with Gen16 cymbal processor / direct source pickupsin TechnicalNo reason why not. They're just mics. Prob won't sound brill, though....Leave a comment:
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There's a resistor:
http://studioscrapnsound.com/creatin...-roland-td-11/Leave a comment:
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You'll be surprised - even £25/$35 MEE M6 Pros work fine. For cans I highly recommend Sennheiser HD205 which stay on your head and are bulky,...Leave a comment:
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What "views" do you need? There's no rules in drumming
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Depends what you want to spend....Leave a comment:
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There are drummers out there whose idea of perfection is an acoustic kit from 1958... E-kits can't sound out-dated...
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Stick with the 10...
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I always record MIDI.
1. Record the MIDI.
2. Edit the MIDI data if necessary to remove any mistakes, for example.
3. Play the MIDI back to the module and record the audio from the module.
It's conceptually like writing sheet music, then recording the orchestra playing...Last edited by electrodrummer; 05-10-18, 03:41 AM.Leave a comment:
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I've ordered a couple. Not. Silly money for housing a £1 piezo....Leave a comment:
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So you just want to record audio - not MIDI - so the UM-ONE is a red herring - MIDI is data, not audio. If you don't have a reasonable audio line-in on your laptop, get an audio interface. A Behringer UCA-202 will do for £25/$25/€€25euro. Then use whatever audio software you want (the UCA comes with...Last edited by electrodrummer; 05-09-18, 03:32 PM.Leave a comment:
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Much more advanced than an SPDsx as a triggering device. And 3x bigger. Closer to a big DTX Multi12 as far as MIDI functions are concerned - which, itself, is an excellent "lite" portable kit for gigging (again, from experience!) - the SPDsx is not a gigging kit - too limited....Leave a comment:
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Yes........Leave a comment:
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Yeah - they'll work once you've got 'em connected. Either that or flog the DTX400 kit and buy a DTX502 kit
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Yes, yes it does. Not really cute - it's a standard kit reach. Great for both gigging and rehearsals (speaking from experience!). Recommended. And you get 22-24 pads, external inputs, layering etc....
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http://freesound.org.
Good to see Roland finally catching up with Yamaha offering sample loading and layering....
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You know it's coming.....
.... no MIDI IN and a cable snake...
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