electrodrummer
30 years of live edrums
Joined: 07-14-09
Location: London
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If he's tried out stuff out and prefers the Yamaha, then that's the one to buy
As for secondhand you might get a DTXtreme II or III or even a DTX700 (don't know what your 'actual' budget is or where your are) . You can always buy pads secondhand - there's not usually a problem and can be very cost-effective...
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Looks like Thomann's not doing any Yammy e-stuff anymore (just a DD75)Leave a comment:
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Nope. It's a data cable. But keep it below the 50 feet MIDI spec!...Leave a comment:
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I suggested some software to you and included a link; did you try it? (You will need a MIDI to USB device as well to connect to your computer - a Mac if I remember.).Leave a comment:
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MIDI is not "sound". It's "instructions".
You say the pads are connected to the TD30.
So:
Pad --> TD30 --> (internal trigger to MIDI interface in TD30) --> MIDI --> TD9 --> (internal tone generator/synth) --> Audio.
Next you will...Leave a comment:
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MIDIox on a PC, Snoize on a Mac
https://www.snoize.com/SysExLibrarian/Leave a comment:
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TD30 MIDI OUT --> TD9 MIDI IN.Leave a comment:
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Hi
Go and play them and buy the one you like the best - both feel and sound. You wouldn't buy a car without a test-drive....Leave a comment:
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No. Size doesn't matter. Acoustic drums were a certain size to get pitch. Edrums that doesn't matter so much (apart from those edrummers who want to make their kit more like a 1958 acoustic so all the drums "have" to get bigger left to right...)
Maybe. Many choices with...Leave a comment:
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If by "realistic" you mean you want something more like an acoustic cymbal, and you have Jobeky already, howabout https://jobekydrums.co.uk/product-ca...s/jobeky-dark/
(ps. Jobeky does Swiss Cheese cymbals as well)Leave a comment:
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Hiya
1. YOU need to go and play some things to get a real idea as to what you like. It's a very personal decision.
2. Yes can you mix and match pads. See here for a chart https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roland..._Compatibility
3. TD25 is very limited. No MIDI...Leave a comment:
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