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trigger sens, threshold can be edited but you have to dive deep in the menu :)

Ahahahahaha whats that tune, great playing!

Is the Drumtec patch quieter than the Evans patch?

I think someone should make a video where they play the quiet cymbals on a real kit and real cymbals on the quiet kit, just for a comparison.

How much did it cost you to build and e drums?

Hello Joven. Wow, alot of info. More choices than I knew-you gave an excellent review.(Rhyme unintended)

Hello Joven. That sounds pretty good. Vids I've made w/my phone not even close. Some very cool phrases in that groove.

Panalo tong DiY mo sir! Sana mgwa ko rin to sa kit ng anak ko para anytime pwede sya magpraktis

Hi bro, love this video! Thank you so much. I live in Zimbabwe and travelling to Berlin in July for a month and seriously considering investing in this kit because I live in an apartment with very little to no margin for noise! I’m currently using a set of the old remo practice pad set. The feel on these things is terrible, too hard, loud and with no feel or difference in sound between the pads. I haven’t practiced at all this year because there’s simply no motivation. I desperately need the true touch setup So first of all I’m glad to hear that they are light weight as I will need to pack them in my second luggage allowance bag. My question is about the kick pad. Fortunately I live on the ground floor of an apartment complex (so no one below me to complain about noise) but I’m wondering if that kick pad carries much through the walls next door or if it’s quiet enough to confidently kick the thing without worrying much? Also, whats the name of those rubber cymbals? I’m currently using my actual cymbals with the Hq sound off pads on them. The ride is fine but it’s too hard and harsh feeling on the hats, something softer and quieter would be preferable.

That is ONE sweet sounding cymbal and it really pairs well with your crash and hats.... great choice and congrats!

Does Tabsmusic provide recording services?

Hello Project Beats. Drums sound fantastic ; & like I said in another vid - that drummer has good execution /technique & chops.

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Well said 👏👏👍

Thanks

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Hello Project Beats. That drummer has chops & technique. It's very easy to have stuff like that occur while playing.

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Does this one use a different membrane to work from the bottom side?

Porque dañan las canciones asi??? 😢😢😢😢😢

Great video. I have gone A2E with the edrumin 10 and superior drummer 3. It's been amazing but i understand the ability to play real drums is awesome. I adore Sonor drums i bet it sounds amazing

Hey man, Totally hear what you’re saying - if I had access to play the acoustic drums whenever I wanted I’d feel exactly the same. Thanks to your videos I build a decent A2E conversion kit using the edrumin4 interface, superior drummer, homemade triggers, mesh heads, low volume cymbals, and 2nd hand shells. Allows me to practise, sounds great and feels like the high-end Roland kits for a fraction of the price. Was much more appreciative of the kit and what it offers when I stopped focusing on trying to make it sound like a ‘real’ kit. Thanks again!

What do you call those curtains around the kit @8:48?

i feel you. i don't have cheap setup with a td27/td50, macbook pro/sd3, 7pc tama shells/8 cymbals all roland/digital where where i can. it's insanely close to the real thing in stage presence but it can never come close to the dynamics of the real thing. but because i play mostly metal/technical stuff it's really good for that and lets me do it without disturbing others but i'd love to have an acoustic setup one day.

I feel your situation. For me, sadly, drumming remained a hobby as I had way too much on my plate with family, rent etc. But I am rooting for you and watch your content whenever you can send us something. I arrived to a similar conclusion though, even in my profession (IT). It's great to tinker and DIY but you need to hit jackpot with your experiments for everyday professional use. Of course that might happen, but usually one cannot afford to rely on that when working for bread. On the other hand, who knows, all these might eventually amalgamate into something fabulous in the future. So don't give up, you will reach a good place with your talent and perseverance. I can see how much you improved during the past few years, and no, I do not mean you were bad before. Keep on going!

+1 for Benny Greb snare 🤘 Studio looks great man

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The bass drum mounted cymbal stand has no problem holding my heavy Agop jazz ride. I gig with my Club Jam often.

Nice video good drumming too I've been using the dB-Ones with On-Stage low-volume cymbals I think its a great combo. Thanks for the good info...

Amazing groove displacement! 🔥

Swabe

Did you stop using Low Volume Triggered Cymbals? If so, Why?

Thank you for your insight. I had the same experience with goedrums. I ordered the dual triggers and the membrane. They didnt send any documentation whatsoever. And the plastic triggers broke just like yours did. I have the aluminium ones now. About to follow your guidance and connect it now. Thanks for your help.

Hi i know for your ride bell you used both goedrum piezo and membrane. Which did you prefer?

great review mate, I am considering this kit, I'm in Sydney Australia and live in a 1 bedroom unit. Noise is a big issue for me so any kind of cymbals is a no go zone as even low profile ones would penetrate through our walls. I'm currenting just practicing on a rubber knee pad but want something similar to my acoustic kit that is currently located at my Fathers house. A few questions: would you say this kit is more compact and quiet then a roland mesh kit? because I had to sell mine because it was too big and even a little to loud for my unit! If I were to purchase just the snare and kick pad to start off with. Would you recommend this Kickpad or should I go with an Evens Realfeel or Gibraltar 10in (round one) instead? It would be a double kick setup if that changes the answer? Thanks in advance, you got a Sub from me :-)

Tutorial guys please i have tascam dr40x

I love your videos. I'm doing the same to my Roland Acoustic kit. However, where do I find the material to make the choke? I'm not sure what the "tape" is called that you put on the rim of the cymbals all the way around? What is this called and where can I find it? My Ride that comes with the Roland kit has a three zone connection that is connected to the cymbal by a USB connection as opposed to the jacks that are typically found on the kits. Any suggestions for this once I start to replace the Ride? Again, thanks for the videos and the education. Keep drumm'n!

Anyway of just just getting a single piano split so the piano track plays on its own

That’s a great idea with the cymbal felt held on by a nut and bolt! Would’ve never thought of that!

Uy salamat dito I just moved to Singapore recently and looking for ways to treat the reflections in my space! :) see you around

I use BandLab since 2021 and yeaa, pretty good app in my opinion

Excellent work, one question, where do you connect the trigger output on the Roland module?

Hi, I just ordered your 3D Print softcopy. Do I have to print all the three files? ( 39mm,52mm,72mm )? Thank you and great job

hindi ko makuha yung sinkupado 😭😂

Sounds really great 👍

Get Zildjian L80s and pair the True Touch with those. Way better than whatever low volume cymbals those were.

That little groove you started at around 2:40ish was NASTY man. Sheeesh. Loved it

Great review, super playing too man.

thanks for your video, it's one of the best I've seen congratulations! I have some questions to ask you: the aluminum profiles, I think and hope are easily recoverable, but I would like to know how you made the base of the trigger, which is installed on the three aluminum profiles, I understand that it is very particular. Also, are the two piezo triggers the same or is the rim trigger different? Which brand you suggest about trigger kits? I'm using an old, but still functional ROLAND TD-8 module and I also use the rim, not often, but I happen to use it. thank you for your precious support

What is the exact connection with the 3 pins in the XLR?? The speaker gives only 2 pins. I am thinking also the situation of accidentally pressing the phantom power switch on the interface. In that case do we run the danger of damaging the input circuit of the audio interface or the speaker ?