How well does this work using MIDI? I'm not interested in the sounds of the kit as I will be using MIDI. But how do the dynamics and velocity work in terms of quality for MIDI?
Hello, it could be the sound itself just doesn’t stand out as well. You could switch to a different closed hat sound. They also have sensitivity and volume setting for each. It could also very well be that the rest of the kit is adjusted too loud and is simply overpowering the closed hat.
So for this drum set, I can hook up my ipod and play along to my music and also hear the drums through my headphones? Also, would I have to buy an additional cord for connecting the ipod?
One major problem. Tom 2 cross triggers easily when you hit the other pads. I've sent the kit for repairs and according to them, it is the nature of the drum and I cannot do anything about it.
@@rajivmalhotra6227 Of course he isn't joking!! Iphones are overpriced garbage, so why would anyone who can't afford to get a better set than the 400 spend a $1000.00 or more so they can ALSO buy some MORE software on top of anything? YOUR joking with that question right?
@@rajivmalhotra6227 Sure, that's true now, but not when the question was asked. Also, I'd bet your an Iphone user, is that correct? Why would anyone 5 years ago, BEFORE Yamaha offered Android compatible software be "kidding" unless you were a jaded iphone user wanting to put them down for such an outlandish question?
Not sure if the expandable answered this or not, but if you want to add a double bass pedal, where could you get it? Or can it be reprogrammed that the hi hat's are set a certain way, and both of the pedals that come with the kit are bass pedals? Thanks for the help! Great review.
For recommendations on specific situations, we ask that you call one of our sales pros at 800-476-9886. They will be able to discuss more in-depth with you and give you the best possible solution!
You can certainly change the snare pad. If you want the bass drum pad so you can use your own kick pedal then I recommend just getting the DTX450 instead of buying that separate.
***** Another question! hahah. I'm just gonna ask everything I want to ask now. So if i can change the snare to a XP70, cna i change the other 3 toms to XP70's as well? And can I change the cymbals to 3 zone ones? I know you might say just to buy a DTX500 series drum kit or something, since what i'm asking will all add up to that price, but I want to ask specifically for the 400 series because i like the smaller structure, i don't want a rack any bigger than the 400 series. Please reply thank you very much!
MuSiCMaNiA2104 Well you are right I would recommend just bumping up to a higher level kit that includes all the features that you are looking for. It would also include features in the module that would not exist in the 400 series. Unfortunately the 400 series modules can't handle the 3 zone pads to give you the full range of playing you are looking for.
Is it possible to add a second kick pedal to this? Ive been playing guitar for almost a decade and I want to get into drums but don't have the space nor does my mother have the tolerance for the noise of a full acoustic kit. I don't however want a kit that isn't expandable to a second kick as I play mainly Metal. If so, please link me to a decent one, as I don't know much about e drums
Hi Grant, the answer is a bit of yes and no. What you can do is change the sound of the hit hat pedal to a kick drum sound. The down side is that you then wouldn't be able to open and close the hit hat while also being able to play with double kick. If you are playing metal then this should work unless you are playing prog style stuff then you may run into some issues. If you want the full playability I would recommend bumping up the DTX450K you could then use the double kick pedal that you would use on an acoustic kick. Here is our page for the 450: www.fullcompass.com/product/432783.html
okay, I bought this drum set for my son, I set it up correctly, but the snare and kick pedal make almost no noise at all. the others are fine. I look in the manual and try to adjust the volume of just those individual pieces, yo no avail. this drum set is brand new and sounds like crap! how do I fix it?? the flashing lights when you try to program this don't help at all.
It sounds like crap because you probably lack the skills to set it up. You can't even set it up with the manual, how well do you think the drum is going to sound? Go blame yourself for being ignorant.
@@orangeapple4965 I have zero interest in the drum set, it was a gift and it was defective, the Yamaha Rep had to meet me at the store where I purchased the set, and I got a new one after he tried to use it and couldn't. The instruction manual has worked just fine for the second drum set. My thought is... if you don't have anything nice to say, you should just shut up.
Hello! I am a beginner in drumming and I want to ask, is this worth to be my first drum for practice? My friends said that I should buy the acoustic one, but I dont have the space or the soundproof room in my house, and I am aiming to be a professional drummer. What do you think? Thanks in advance for the answer, God Bless.
Hello Duray, I would also recommend an acoustic kit for anyone's first drum set. If that truly is out of the question then the 400 series is a good place to start. I would say to get the 450 because you can use an actual acoustic drum pedal for the bass drum. That means you can purchase whatever pedal you like and you would be able to use it on an acoustic kit when you do get one and the resistance will be the same.
Hello! I have a question, what if the pads get damaged after so long (because someday that will happen) can we get a new one to replace it like we do in an acoustic one?
Thank you for sharing! I have one question. Will the kick produce a lot of vibration? if so what can i do to reduce it because i live on a second floor
The kick on this kit is an electric trigger so the noise level is very low. If you are playing on carpet or a pad then you should have no problems with it.
Yes. You may upgrade to a 3-zone snare pad that allows you to play open and closed rim-shots with the TP70S or a 3-zone XP80 DTX-PAD*1. You can also add an extra cymbal with the PCY90AT that includes everything you need to play with dual crash cymbals.
A quick question; I've got the DTX500 (now discontinued), am looking to expand my kit with more cymbals, and I'm looking to the DTX400k as my expansion. I want to use the pads and module for extra cymbals. The question is; using the 400k module, can I change the snare/toms pads into cymbal triggers like you can in the 500?
Yes you can program any pad to any sound on the 400 module. The two modules would function independent of each other however. It would work for recording but for play back you would have to run the modules through a mixer then listen to the mixdown of both.
Hi! I can't really adjust the kick pedal. It sounds terrible, not like you have it and when I record it is even worse. Any tips what to do with settings?
I tried to adjust various settings (gain, velocity, pad volume, etc.) but it still sounds bad and when I record it as well (plus very quite thought I put pad volume on max). Do you have an example of your settings, for instance? Please, help, I am getting annoyed...
Olga Yurbacheva I do not have the setting used during this video. Have you gone through and checked all our connections to make sure they are solid? Also checking to make sure your cables aren't damaged. Does the kick sound poor on every sound or just one particular one?
Yes, it was like that from the beginning that I couldn't make it sound nicely. I have 2 cables, so I checked both...same. What do you mean "on every sound"? It does not sound well on any kit but I am trying to adjust it on Mapple. May be some advice how should at least the main settings Gain, pad volume, velocity be? May be I have a wrong combination?
Olga Yurbacheva By sound I mean the particular sound of the bass drum for that kit. You can map sounds individually to each pad. So you could put the snare sound on the bass drum pad. If it sounds bad compared to how it sounds on the other pads then it may be an issue with the bass drum pedal. I would recommend you contact Yamaha support directly here: usa.yamaha.com/support/contact/pac/
Hi Joe, yes the kit is adjustable but it does have a limit on how high everything can go. There are too many variables to give you a straight yes or no for whether it will work for you online, sorry.
The sensitivity is fine. For recommendations on specific situations, we ask that you call one of our sales pros at 800-476-9886. They will be able to discuss more in-depth with you and give you the best possible solution!
Ben Drinkin Using the USB to a computer you can interact with all sorts of software including Samplers and DAWs that could trigger with the DTX400. There’s also a mini 1/8” input that you can use to run audio through the system to play along with.
I was under the impression I could record myself playing along to a song and then hear it back. But this kit doesn't seem to have that feature. I'm pretty disappointed about that.
Wow!!! Yamaha has flooded TH-cam with their own payed reviews. Ive checked out 20 videos for the DTX400 and all were made by Yamaha or an affiliate. It looks like an alright budget kit so why do they go for the "Only Yamaha can talk abut yamaha" campaign? All I want is an honest review. I dont ask for much but the truth will suit me fine
I have a problem. I'm used to playing acoustics drum sets and whenever I get into it, well.... lets say I hit the drums quite hard, and I'm afraid that will end up damaging an electronic drum pad lol Can someone please tell me if that's possible? I'm sorry for my english btw, I'm from Latin America
@@ottoprentice1905 My guy.. thank you for reminding me I left such comment 5 years ago. Genuinely have no idea what I was thinking back then popping such joke off. 😂
hola: somos muchos los que pueden tener estas baterias..(yo soy uno con una DTX 400)..Por lo que POR FAVOR seria muy util para nosotros estos videos subtitulados en español..Yamaha...Por favor ..Gracias
Great review, I wanted to ask you a few questions if you dont mind? I been playing acoustic drums for over 20 years years and am a fairly experienced however living in an apartment the last 2 years has meant zero practice is being done. Am very close to buying a Yamaha dtx400k (the basic entry level kit), the pedals look really quiet (preferable in my eyes over real pedals) and it has a small overall footprint. I'd looking for something thats quiet and i can practice coordination and learn songs on, the kit will never gigged. Do you think id be better off going for something in the dtx500 range or think the dtx400 would be sufficient for my needs ? thanks
Hey Michael, thanks for the question. For recommendations on specific situations, we ask that you call one of our sales pros at 800-476-9886. They will be able to discuss more in-depth with you and give you the best possible solution!
Please make an android version, I don't want to buy an iPhone or ipad, I just want to put the clap on the snare and some percussion on the toms and putt them on the other side of my hats for some samples. I greentree your sales will go up if you do that because more people would be able to get all the features, just saying
One huge drawback I'm finding that you are only promoting IOS functionality for these kits (this series). Where the hell is the Android offerings? Millions of people are using Android, and to not have this on both IOS and Android platforms shows a serious lax in planning and is a huge drawback for me.
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Wow, the interlacing is real in this video xD
But anyways, thanks for the demo :)
Great drumset! However, Android apps plz! some of us don't use/like/support iphones.
its on android now as well
You convinced me, I'm buying.
Can the Hi Hat pedal be used as another Bass drum pedal? Thanks in advance
Is DTX400 bass pedal sensitive? DTX430/450 is and DTX400 seems to be not sensitive
Would it be possible to purchase a separate drum pad like the one from the 450k model and add it onto this one?
Drum Module: “Great!”
Me: ILL TAKE YOUR ENTIRE STOCK
Hi I have the 400k kit but can’t find the app for it. I have an iPhone but only comes up with the 402 and 502 apps. Did they take the app out.
I love them I've got a pair
Do I need need an amp with this drumset, or can I plug it into just a regular stereo?
VERY NICE. definitely gonna buy one.
Did you finally buy it? LOL
How well does this work using MIDI? I'm not interested in the sounds of the kit as I will be using MIDI. But how do the dynamics and velocity work in terms of quality for MIDI?
same question
they work amazinglly
The DTX400Touch app is now available on Android and iOS platforms
does the DTX400k come with headphones like the DTX450k?
I'm buying it
Hello, can you use this drumkit on a mixing console?
Please, does this drum make a rim shot sound? Thanks.
Roland td-1k Very great
Question: How did he use the High-Hat pedal for double bass ?
On one of the options 1-10 it replaces the hi hat with the extra bass, downside is you can’t put the hi hat down
Yea it is on the set 3 but you can change it from the app
I can't get my closed high hat to offer as much sound as you show in this video. How do you do it? Is there a setting to improve this?
Hello, it could be the sound itself just doesn’t stand out as well. You could switch to a different closed hat sound. They also have sensitivity and volume setting for each. It could also very well be that the rest of the kit is adjusted too loud and is simply overpowering the closed hat.
Can this be used as a midi controller for playing the drummer midi tracks sounds in logic 10.5?
Sounds good. Any problem if you are a left handed drummer? Can I set it the other way round?
xseq xqwe I you look well...you will realize you can't. Look a the module, there's just a hole for the pipe and that is only on the right.
Of course I need the module on the right in the same way right handed have the module on the left...
jordian me ive seen the pipe for the module attached under the right leg of the stand so u can turn the kit into a lefty
Can it be plugged into a laptop for playing along with music and is the option for turning off drums still available when plugged in to the laptop?
Yes, you can plug audio from the computer into the DTX or you can plug the DTX USB into the computer and control software instruments from the pads.
So for this drum set, I can hook up my ipod and play along to my music and also hear the drums through my headphones? Also, would I have to buy an additional cord for connecting the ipod?
There is an 1/8" Aux in on the module for inputs.
Can you imitate an 80s reverb classic Van damme movies drums with this drums?
One major problem. Tom 2 cross triggers easily when you hit the other pads. I've sent the kit for repairs and according to them, it is the nature of the drum and I cannot do anything about it.
Do I really have to buy a fricking iphone just to download that app and custumize my drum kit sounds?! Isn't there an android version of the app?
your joking right?
Yes there is
@@rajivmalhotra6227 Of course he isn't joking!! Iphones are overpriced garbage, so why would anyone who can't afford to get a better set than the 400 spend a $1000.00 or more so they can ALSO buy some MORE software on top of anything? YOUR joking with that question right?
@@21kpatriot no I'm not you are very misinformed. You don't need a smartphone to operate the set
@@rajivmalhotra6227 Sure, that's true now, but not when the question was asked. Also, I'd bet your an Iphone user, is that correct? Why would anyone 5 years ago, BEFORE Yamaha offered Android compatible software be "kidding" unless you were a jaded iphone user wanting to put them down for such an outlandish question?
you talk about dtx400k and dtx450, but exist dtx430k too. did you make an video review for that?
No we do not have a video for the DTX430K, sorry.
Not sure if the expandable answered this or not, but if you want to add a double bass pedal, where could you get it? Or can it be reprogrammed that the hi hat's are set a certain way, and both of the pedals that come with the kit are bass pedals? Thanks for the help! Great review.
For recommendations on specific situations, we ask that you call one of our sales pros at 800-476-9886. They will be able to discuss more in-depth with you and give you the best possible solution!
would be nice if Yamaha didn't alienate half their possible customers by only offering the apps for iOS devices.
No need to worry anymore now it's on andriod too! :)
HI, HOW I CAN CONFIGURATED ,DOUBLE BASS , TO PLAY DOUBLE DRUM BASS ??
Rafael Medina you can use the dtx400touch app, which is now available on android
I heard that there is no choke function of the 400k is it true and is it annoying as I think it will be for a new player?
The Roland td1 has choke facilities and it's about the same price as the 400k.Plus u can upgrade the snare to a mesh head.
Question! Can I change the snare pad to the XP70? And can I also add an actual yamaha kick pad in exchange for the pedal?
You can certainly change the snare pad. If you want the bass drum pad so you can use your own kick pedal then I recommend just getting the DTX450 instead of buying that separate.
***** Another question! hahah. I'm just gonna ask everything I want to ask now. So if i can change the snare to a XP70, cna i change the other 3 toms to XP70's as well? And can I change the cymbals to 3 zone ones? I know you might say just to buy a DTX500 series drum kit or something, since what i'm asking will all add up to that price, but I want to ask specifically for the 400 series because i like the smaller structure, i don't want a rack any bigger than the 400 series. Please reply thank you very much!
MuSiCMaNiA2104
Well you are right I would recommend just bumping up to a higher level kit that includes all the features that you are looking for. It would also include features in the module that would not exist in the 400 series. Unfortunately the 400 series modules can't handle the 3 zone pads to give you the full range of playing you are looking for.
Is it possible to add a second kick pedal to this? Ive been playing guitar for almost a decade and I want to get into drums but don't have the space nor does my mother have the tolerance for the noise of a full acoustic kit. I don't however want a kit that isn't expandable to a second kick as I play mainly Metal. If so, please link me to a decent one, as I don't know much about e drums
Hi Grant, the answer is a bit of yes and no. What you can do is change the sound of the hit hat pedal to a kick drum sound. The down side is that you then wouldn't be able to open and close the hit hat while also being able to play with double kick. If you are playing metal then this should work unless you are playing prog style stuff then you may run into some issues. If you want the full playability I would recommend bumping up the DTX450K you could then use the double kick pedal that you would use on an acoustic kick. Here is our page for the 450: www.fullcompass.com/product/432783.html
If I input a song in stereo, can I assign where drums/cymbals are located (mixed) in stereo and record? Or, all monophonic? Nice drumming!!!
There is no recording directly onto the kit. It does work with DAW software to do recordings though.
okay, I bought this drum set for my son, I set it up correctly, but the snare and kick pedal make almost no noise at all. the others are fine. I look in the manual and try to adjust the volume of just those individual pieces, yo no avail. this drum set is brand new and sounds like crap! how do I fix it?? the flashing lights when you try to program this don't help at all.
It sounds like crap because you probably lack the skills to set it up. You can't even set it up with the manual, how well do you think the drum is going to sound? Go blame yourself for being ignorant.
@@orangeapple4965 I have zero interest in the drum set, it was a gift and it was defective, the Yamaha Rep had to meet me at the store where I purchased the set, and I got a new one after he tried to use it and couldn't. The instruction manual has worked just fine for the second drum set. My thought is... if you don't have anything nice to say, you should just shut up.
Hello! I am a beginner in drumming and I want to ask, is this worth to be my first drum for practice? My friends said that I should buy the acoustic one, but I dont have the space or the soundproof room in my house, and I am aiming to be a professional drummer. What do you think? Thanks in advance for the answer, God Bless.
Hello Duray, I would also recommend an acoustic kit for anyone's first drum set. If that truly is out of the question then the 400 series is a good place to start. I would say to get the 450 because you can use an actual acoustic drum pedal for the bass drum. That means you can purchase whatever pedal you like and you would be able to use it on an acoustic kit when you do get one and the resistance will be the same.
Hello! I have a question, what if the pads get damaged after so long (because someday that will happen) can we get a new one to replace it like we do in an acoustic one?
Yes, Yamaha has a variety of pads available individually and in sets.
Could you say, set one of the toms on the kit as a ride cymbal?
Yes, you can assign any of the sounds to any pad.
I can't find the DTX touch app in the App Store anymore... Do you know how to find and use the app?
You can find them somewhere on the yamaha website
I am sure!
itunes.apple.com/us/app/dtx400-touch-us/id680714543?mt=8
Thank you for sharing! I have one question. Will the kick produce a lot of vibration? if so what can i do to reduce it because i live on a second floor
The kick on this kit is an electric trigger so the noise level is very low. If you are playing on carpet or a pad then you should have no problems with it.
Only took a year or 2 for the triggers to start breaking.
Can you put a 3 zone snare pad in place of the existing?
Yes. You may upgrade to a 3-zone snare pad that allows you to play open and closed rim-shots with the TP70S or a 3-zone XP80 DTX-PAD*1. You can also add an extra cymbal with the PCY90AT that includes everything you need to play with dual crash cymbals.
***** thank you
***** magnific,.
Yeah!
A quick question; I've got the DTX500 (now discontinued), am looking to expand my kit with more cymbals, and I'm looking to the DTX400k as my expansion. I want to use the pads and module for extra cymbals. The question is; using the 400k module, can I change the snare/toms pads into cymbal triggers like you can in the 500?
Yes you can program any pad to any sound on the 400 module. The two modules would function independent of each other however. It would work for recording but for play back you would have to run the modules through a mixer then listen to the mixdown of both.
question how do I add another cymbal pad so I need to split the kick input with a y cable?
You shouldn't with this module as splitting with a Y cable will only cause problems.
Hi! I can't really adjust the kick pedal. It sounds terrible, not like you have it and when I record it is even worse. Any tips what to do with settings?
I tried to adjust various settings (gain, velocity, pad volume, etc.) but it still sounds bad and when I record it as well (plus very quite thought I put pad volume on max). Do you have an example of your settings, for instance? Please, help, I am getting annoyed...
Olga Yurbacheva I do not have the setting used during this video. Have you gone through and checked all our connections to make sure they are solid? Also checking to make sure your cables aren't damaged. Does the kick sound poor on every sound or just one particular one?
Yes, it was like that from the beginning that I couldn't make it sound nicely. I have 2 cables, so I checked both...same. What do you mean "on every sound"? It does not sound well on any kit but I am trying to adjust it on Mapple. May be some advice how should at least the main settings Gain, pad volume, velocity be? May be I have a wrong combination?
Olga Yurbacheva
By sound I mean the particular sound of the bass drum for that kit. You can map sounds individually to each pad. So you could put the snare sound on the bass drum pad. If it sounds bad compared to how it sounds on the other pads then it may be an issue with the bass drum pedal. I would recommend you contact Yamaha support directly here: usa.yamaha.com/support/contact/pac/
I am a tall guy...is this kit adjustable. Is there enough room?
Hi Joe, yes the kit is adjustable but it does have a limit on how high everything can go. There are too many variables to give you a straight yes or no for whether it will work for you online, sorry.
How is the touch sensitivity? Specifically the cymbals..?
The sensitivity is fine. For recommendations on specific situations, we ask that you call one of our sales pros at 800-476-9886. They will be able to discuss more in-depth with you and give you the best possible solution!
*****
Thank you. :)
Do the cymbals support choking?
nope
İs it have bluetooth?
can u make it so u can record ur voice on the drum
No you can't. There is no audio recording or sampling on the module.
***** While you can't record your voice on the unit, can you record your voice elsewhere then import to the unit?
Ben Drinkin
Using the USB to a computer you can interact with all sorts of software including Samplers and DAWs that could trigger with the DTX400. There’s also a mini 1/8” input that you can use to run audio through the system to play along with.
I was under the impression I could record myself playing along to a song and then hear it back. But this kit doesn't seem to have that feature. I'm pretty disappointed about that.
I'm just thinking Why electronic drummer company didnt create tom-tom / floor bigger size ?
Because electronic drum made for drummers who have a room that just has a little/small/not much space for acoustic drum
Is it easy to reverse the setup for a left handed drummer like myself? =)
Excellent. Thank you. =)
Yes. Just flip everything around.
can we tune the sound?
Yes, you can change the pitch on some sounds.
Thank you
Wow!!! Yamaha has flooded TH-cam with their own payed reviews. Ive checked out 20 videos for the DTX400 and all were made by Yamaha or an affiliate. It looks like an alright budget kit so why do they go for the "Only Yamaha can talk abut yamaha" campaign? All I want is an honest review. I dont ask for much but the truth will suit me fine
Is the android app coming out any time soon?
Thanks for the question. Unfortunately, we have no information on an android app for this product.
***** Thanks! Looks petty cool, I hope you guys are working on it
Is it expandable?
Thanks for the question. Yes, it is expandable using the USB port.
I have a problem. I'm used to playing acoustics drum sets and whenever I get into it, well.... lets say I hit the drums quite hard, and I'm afraid that will end up damaging an electronic drum pad lol
Can someone please tell me if that's possible? I'm sorry for my english btw, I'm from Latin America
Don't worry, I've hit this drums harder than my girlfriend's back and it's still fine.
lol thank you for replying :)
@@MeorHariz i see what you did there
@@ottoprentice1905 My guy.. thank you for reminding me I left such comment 5 years ago. Genuinely have no idea what I was thinking back then popping such joke off. 😂
@@MeorHariz it is a good joke
Great!
My Drum kit isnt making any sound plz help
Jemma Taylor you need headphones or a speaker
Mr Ghoul yeah I realised so I bought some but thnx
hola: somos muchos los que pueden tener estas baterias..(yo soy uno con una DTX 400)..Por lo que POR FAVOR seria muy util para nosotros estos videos subtitulados en español..Yamaha...Por favor ..Gracias
can we plug headphone
Yes, you can. but you need a special headphone jack that goes over the preset one. Roland specializes in headphones with that feature
and can u plug in headphones so the people can't hear u
Yes. There is a headphone jack on the front panel.
Great review, I wanted to ask you a few questions if you dont mind?
I been playing acoustic drums for over 20 years years and am a fairly experienced however living in an apartment the last 2 years has meant zero practice is being done.
Am very close to buying a Yamaha dtx400k (the basic entry level kit), the pedals look really quiet (preferable in my eyes over real pedals) and it has a small overall footprint.
I'd looking for something thats quiet and i can practice coordination and learn songs on, the kit will never gigged.
Do you think id be better off going for something in the dtx500 range or think the dtx400 would be sufficient for my needs ?
thanks
Hey Michael, thanks for the question. For recommendations on specific situations, we ask that you call one of our sales pros at 800-476-9886. They will be able to discuss more in-depth with you and give you the best possible solution!
Please make an android version, I don't want to buy an iPhone or ipad, I just want to put the clap on the snare and some percussion on the toms and putt them on the other side of my hats for some samples. I greentree your sales will go up if you do that because more people would be able to get all the features, just saying
Read the manual. You can assign anything to any of the pads. I sometimes assign my second tom to a cymbal.
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One huge drawback I'm finding that you are only promoting IOS functionality for these kits (this series). Where the hell is the Android offerings? Millions of people are using Android, and to not have this on both IOS and Android platforms shows a serious lax in planning and is a huge drawback for me.
I got android, I guess this drum is not for me.
no mesh drum😴