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electrodrummer
30+ years of live edrums
Joined: 07-14-09
Location: London
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DTX Multi12 makes a great mini kit....Leave a comment:
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Check with Drum-tec - thought they did Roly compatible stuff.Last edited by electrodrummer; 08-19-19, 06:05 AM.Leave a comment:
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Bookmark this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roland..._CompatibilityLeave a comment:
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EQ will depend on the venue type, size, PA, number of bodies in the room, passive sound suppression, personal taste, even music style etc etc etc
No rules.Leave a comment:
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Live - use the venue (or band's) PA
At home use cans.
If you need speakers at home, get a 2nd hand PA, £100 in the UK. Two speakers, on stands, min 12"+ woofers. Tweeters at ear height. Test with Prodigy's Firestarter on full pelt.Leave a comment:
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TM2 comes with a mount plate. Mount it same way as TD25 (or any other module). See the TM-2 manual online.
You can add tubes and connectors and stuff ad infinitum - it's like scaffolding or tubular Lego.
Tubes and connectors from all main manufacturers are compatible. My racks are made...Leave a comment:
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a. empirical budget?
b. intended use?Leave a comment:
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Concertcasts. Mine on top of my wardrobe. Foams pack up. Company disappeared, reappeared, disappeared... UK support was a bloke in his garage until he disappeared. Never really liked anyway - far too bouncy. Don't really like mesh generally.Leave a comment:
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No reason why not.Leave a comment:
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303 on rubberLeave a comment:
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And they've been plugging away at the silly successful EAD10...Leave a comment:
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My rule of thumb:
Mesh - centre triggers
Mylar - side or centre triggers.Leave a comment:
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I've Got an HPD15.
You could also try a Yamaha DTX Multi12 which also has pressure sensitive pads, supporting hand playing and pad muting, note bending etc,
Watch here:
https://youtu.be/yOaeX5MaFO0?t=595Last edited by electrodrummer; 08-05-19, 05:06 PM.Leave a comment:
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Yamaha as you haven't mentioned.
Down to you to play and decide. Include Yamaha's silicone pads in your test-drives.
Depends on module choice....Leave a comment:
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Bag - Gator mixer bag.
Stand - any stand you like, don't need to use a Yammy one.
Secondhand - no probs - it's a Yammy. Up to you....Leave a comment:
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Depends what you want to spend. Don't rate the 50 myself - nor it seems do a load of the users who all seem to be using £200 VSTs to improve the sound. Also, you're buying into a proprietary ecosystem.
Up to you....Leave a comment:
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Generally, you can't adjust the volume of an individual MIDI note, just a channel. If you can program the kit over different MIIDI channels (dunno about Roland TD50, you can do this with most Yamahas), then it's easy.Leave a comment:
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Mulit12.
- decent percussion sounds - yup
- hand drumming capability - yup - with muting and stuff (bit like a HandSonic)
- without an ipad (which i don't currently have), the yamaha is a nigh unusable nightmare. Not really. I don't do Apple either
- being able to load my ez...Last edited by electrodrummer; 08-01-19, 06:52 AM.Leave a comment:
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Few old bits of tube:
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