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I haven't had any issues with cymbals responding correctly. If I hit them lightly the respond naturally so I can definitely get a swell out of them as I increase the velocity and attack on the cymbal. I hope this helps. I had posted another video below. Not sure if you watched that one which may give you some more examples of the triggering of SD3: th-cam.com/video/9YoCag77F_M/w-d-xo.html

@@whoisjb Thanks for the response, it's the one last jarring thing, asides the odd hi hat mistrigger. EZD3 and SD3 sound so good, I can't go back to module sounds, so if I can avoid a module, I will! 👍

Same here. Took me playing it with a cover band for a while before it felt more natural. I still messed up some fills in this recording. I may record it again soon with my new setup.

Thanks for listening. Appreciate it!

Thanks, I appreciate it. It's an old video. Hopefully I've gotten better since then.

Thanks so much! I have so much room to improve and since I recorded this I've been going through some intensive lessons. I will have to re-record and see how far I've come along.☺

Thanks, I love Collective Soul and always enjoy jamming along to their tracks. So much good material!

Thanks so much! I love Paul's playing, such a tight drummer. I can't say I'm locking in to the beat as well I'd like but it was a decent for a first take.

Thanks, I appreciate it! Great band with so many great songs

Thanks, looking back on my playing now, I messed up some stops and I could lock into the groove better. My playing has improved since then so I may record a new video soon. I sold my old TD-20 kit and replaced it with an ATV artist series kit so might be fun to take another crack at it! I love Paul's drumming.

Good catch! Whenever I play it that way on the Rolands, the dynamics don't sound quite right so I opt for the hats. Back when I played acoustics, I always played just the snare on the verses. Dada is not the most well-known band but I loved all of their stuff and miss seeing them play live.

Thanks, I appreciate it!

Thanks, I appreciate it!

Thanks Rosemary!

Thanks! Appreciate the kind words. I dragged some hits but it was my first and only take. Someone commented how I didn't play all of the parts but I left out the percussion parts since I don't have bongos. I've seen them play it live and the drummer doesn't play those parts either.

MIDI out of eDRUMin into Motu MIDI in, Motu USB out to MacBook. I use USB out of eDRUMin into MacBook for power and to use the eDRUMin control software when I want to adjust settings.

@@whoisjb I also use an M2 with two eDrumin4. They're connect to a usb hub then to my macbook pro. Did you find going MIDI out of eDRUMIN -> MOTU -> Macbook provided better latency then going USB straight to the computer?

@@OftheSeven I didn't try running the eDRUMin without the MOTU. I've always used an audio interface with Superior Drummer back when I first started running it with my Roland TD20. I haven't had any issues with latency the way I currently run it though.

Thanks! I bought this ATV kit without the AD5 module so I can't really answer your question. Many Roland kits, for example, come with their overpriced modules, so when I sold my Roland TD-20 kit, the ATV kit got my attention over a Roland VAD kit since you could order it without a module. So, I've never used this ATV kit with anything else other than the eDRUMin. I also never had the chance to run the eDRUMin on my Roland kit before I sold it (it sold very quickly before the eDRUMin arrived in the mail).

@@whoisjb ok, thank you for the fast answer :-)

Thanks Jhordan, I'm not a flashy drummer but I appreciate the feedback.

Yes. The main point of the eDRUMin module is to get the MIDI signals to your Superior Drummer software. Instead of spending a bunch of money on an expensive Roland module where you're not even using the built-in sounds and many of the other features SD3.0 replaces, this provides exactly what you need for much less money. I personally use a MOTU M2 audio interface to send the sounds from SD3.0 to my mixing board. It's been the best one I've owned so far with my MacBook Pro.

@@whoisjb Thank you! I still have a very good Focusrite Audio Interface laying around. I think I could use that.

Great question. I don't see a specific value like Threshold, Scan, and Hold. I just have the curve I grab and adjust.

Hi! Thanks for the video. Please, has this other video been taken down?

@@IntiniOfficial I think I made it private at one point. Try again and it should work for you now.

@Jeremy Ball Thank you! It worked!

Oh sorry 1more, split cable can input Kick and Tom??

@@tardabbi Hey Pedro, thanks for the reply. 1. Yes, I'm only using the eDRUMin module with the MIDI running into my MOTU M2 audio device which connects to my MacBook Pro. 2. Depends. If you don't need to trigger all zones of a pad, a cymbal being a great example, you can use a splitter cable to run the splash on the L and the 4th tom on the R. This is how I ran my kick and floor tom. I didn't care to have the rim sounds for my floor tom and the kick is single zone anyway. I do know people run two modules, the eDRUMin 10 and the eDRUMin 4 chained together if they need all channels to run all zones.

@@whoisjb Thank you so much. I'm currently studying, and if I have any questions, can I ask you?

@@tardabbi If I know the answer, otherwise, I will do my best. I'd also recommend the AudioFront forums. They've been very helpful for me www.audiofront.net/forum/viewforum.php?f=29&i=1

Thank you so much. By the way, does the choke work if you split the cymbals? And does the hi-hat control jack put in the back? I searched the forum, but it was not easy to find the answer, so I had to ask. Thank you so much again.

I think I started with the Roland PD120 and then switched to the Mesh Side Piezo pad type. Once you choose the correct pad type, it really comes down to calibrating. The calibrate feature gets you very close but you may have to adjust the settings further based on your playing style.

Thanks. Yes, in the video I mention the Motu M2 audio interface. Previously I used a Thunderbolt Resident Audio but it did not work well with my new MacBook. I love the Motu. I've dialed it in much better since this video which I made so Rob at Audio Front could help me resolve some issues I was having with a few things.

Thanks! I started off with the SOH preset from the Death & Darkness expansion SDX and customized it to my liking from there. I'm not a metal drummer but it's one of the better sounding libraries they offer. Found out about it after watching one of Mike Luke's videos: th-cam.com/video/toHjNKsD7cU/w-d-xo.html

@@whoisjb yeah, I’ve heard about the library kicking ass too. The biggest complaint I’ve seen on the core library is that it sounds like the toms aren’t hit hard, but on death library they sound amazing. Keep your channel up! Great content

Thanks Jason, I haven't played that one in years so not my best performance of it but it was fun!

Thanks John! I really appreciate it.

Thanks Cathy, glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks so much Cathy! I appreciate you.

Thanks Romano, I've spent a considerable amount of time dialing in a kit on Superior Drummer 3.0. Many of the default presets sound good but are overly compressed or processed for my taste. I want something that still sounds more like a live drum kit. Appreciate the response!

Thanks, I appreciate you