I think you are one of the best sources for e drums info. You’re doing an amazing job and I wish you all the success possible. I will gladly point them in your direction for information. I may not agree with everything you have to say.I’m a drummer.we are stubborn people! Lol but this channel on a whole is amazing! My brother has a studio and I know a lot of drummers who are clueless about what e drums can do. Very happy! I did a lot of research and listened to what you had to say. So I finally ended up getting a kit and it’s been a week in. I also live in a neighborhood where the houses are too close to keep neighbors happy with playing e drums were the perfect match. I’ve played the Roland kite in guitar centers and other shops and I’ve always loved them but haven’t been in to a music shop in six years. Been here all this time and pretty much stopped playing because I didn’t know anyone here and it’s a small town where the music community is few and far between with limited style choices. Six years ago I moved from where I was in bands in a larger city to the south 16 hours away from home.
I’m 36 years old drummer who has played since he was five and played in bands all his life. I just wanted to say thank you for this channel. I'm sure you know all the assorted parameters I am talking about.the ones that allow you to really dial the kit in to respond the way you need it to respond. Well, I guess I would need a pretty deep editing capability within the interface/module with regard to how the interface/module is reacting to the triggers. (HH - chicking, chinging, closed pressure sensivity, and the many levels of between open and closed (at MINIMUM - the many levels of open to closed like for sizzling etc.) (SD - ability to use brushes, positional sensing, etc.) Now.knowing that even a TD30 (easily obtainable for a $1000 or less) is not even within my budget.what are the best alternatives that you may know of? A simple interface only or a module of some sort, either one. The two very most important things to me in this are the ability to capture the expressiveness of the HH and snare. I just need the midi data to get to the computer.preferably thru USB.
#Alesis dm7x map to addictive drums 2 pro#
For now though I need to accomplish trigger to midi interfacing to my MacBook Pro with no need to generate sound within the interface. I sold my TD20 and will eventually get the 30 or 50. I have Hart Dynamics triggers (the TE3.2 hand-hammered chrome drums) with eCymbal II main crash and ride and a Roland VH11 HH. You seem much more technically knowledgeable with this stuff and are better spoken and much more to the point about it which I think is GREAT! Hoping you may be able to make a recommendation for me here.
I realize that, at the end of the day, there will be no choice but to reach the conclusion that I'm screwed however, as a good friend of mine told me many years ago, if you don't ask, you don't get. In any event, if anyone who has the solution would be so kind as to post a comment here, your efforts will be greatly appreciated. I hope I managed to describe my dilemma with sufficient detail. (I am using Cubase 9 Pro, and the VST drums are part of the Halion6 software, sold separately.) There may be a possibility that the drums that are part of Halion6 might allow for the mapping described in (2), but I haven't found where those settings are - if they in fact exist. At this stage, I have two choices: (1) find a module that allows for note selection for cymbals as well as drums which is compatible with the DM8 or (2) find a VST drum app that will let me map the cymbals to match the fixed settings on the DM8 module. While setting up the module to match up with the desired VST drums, I had no problems the major roadblock came when I attempted to choose the cymbals that worked best with the drums - it was there I discovered that the notes to trigger the cymbals were fixed, which was a drag, since the cymbals that were triggered weren't very good. I realized the error of my ways when I attempted to use the kit to trigger various VST kits on my system - a necessity in light of the fact that the DM8 module lacks the sound quality I would need to consider using it in my recordings. Anyway, not being a drummer per se, I made my purchase from a position of what can only be called supreme ignorance (better than everyone else's!).
I'll wait a second for the snickering to stop.
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