$3K? Me, if new, probably DTX760K
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electrodrummer
30+ years of live edrums
Joined: 07-14-09
Location: London
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I either use a MIDI sequence to change kits, buttons on the module, or a MIDI foot controller (Yamaha MFC10)Leave a comment:
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If you're looking for flexibility and extra inputs then don't get anything with a proprietary cable snake and get something with MIDI IN (e.g. not a TD17
) If you want Roland, then an even-numbered uint....
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I answered this on FB, Possibility (doubt it though) use a MIDI Host unit. Not sure it'll work though with Roland's MIDI implementation. Best bet is to get an old Roly module off ebay with MIDI out. be cheaper as well.Leave a comment:
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[beware... opinions ahead]
Overkill? Yup. Much. Much better stuff to practice with for less than £2300. TD17 - no MIDI IN and proprietary cable snake, limitations on where you can put sounds and limits on MIDI implementation. Only 2-zone pads. Pad sizes are to a degree irrelevant -...Leave a comment:
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Yup. In Ableton....Leave a comment:
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Loads on that Google site,...
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Same as a £1000 iPhone. OR a £300 pair of Beats.....
Pay for the design and build quality (OK), then a big markup depending on "desirability" / "trend" / "cultism" - and what the market will stand...
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No MIDI IN on the TD25. So, you can't use a trigger to MIDI converter to add extra pads. TD25 is a very limited module
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BP80 hen's teeth...Leave a comment:
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"Which modules have the best samples with realistic articulations"
So let's say a Yamaha DTX900 .......Leave a comment:
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That video was to demonstrate articulation of old gear. ("I think even old gear can articulate great."). This only comes from good physical hardware and electronics. I was showing that even old hardware can provide good articulation - power, subtlety etc, With rubbish hardware you aren't...Leave a comment:
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He sounds like a control freak
Good luck with your search....Leave a comment:
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Depends where you are on the planet, really.
As suggested, sold listings on your local eBay will show you what your local market is paying.
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No such thing as "best". Best to most people means "what I bought"
Unfortunately this a valid judgement. What's got good sounds and articulation to one man is rubbish to another,
You might wanna check out Mimic, ATV, or Yamaha DTXs which will allow...Leave a comment:
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(good luck, John!)Leave a comment:
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TD25? Nope....Leave a comment:
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TD-9? Nope.
Just go in mono. That's all I've ever done over 30 years......
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Let's talk specifics.- What snare pad?
- How is snare mounted?
- What settings on the module have you set and adjusted?
- Pad type
- Gain
- Curve
- Level
- Velocity
- Self-rejection
- Rejection
- Specific rejection
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I use an LP Click (works with any standard 6-8mm rod) - has obvious advantage of muting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCxbuSNe-5I
Or a half-moon (loads of choices) and they work with any rod.
Of course you could always use a pad instead and trigger a sound
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