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Roland has just released a new beginner level electronic drum kit called the Roland TD-07KV, featuring their new TD-07 sound module, which basically is a stripped down TD-17 with fewer features & functions at an even more affordable price.
We unbox the TD-07KV kit & quickly set it up for playing in this video, the package comes with:
TD-07 sound module
KD-10 bass drum
PDX-8 Snare (dual zone)
3x PDX-6A tom pads (single zone)
2x CY-8 cymbals (dual zone)
CY-5 HiHat pad (dual zone) + foot controller
cables & manual
MDS-Compact rack
Please feel free to comment or ask any question you might have! You can also get in touch with our service team directly through service@drum-tec.de
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Video shot @ drum-tec West / Spytunes Recording Studio, Mainz. Drumming & production by www.ralfschumacher.eu @digitaldrumming
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I hope Roland will sell this module separately too. It sounds very nice actually. Basically sounds just like the TD-17.
Dude me too, but this kit just came out, so we’ll prolly have to wait a few more months :(
You'll probably be able to get it from www.drum-tec.com rather soon :) Kind regards!
Dude you can make anything sound good.
Thank you very much!
Top Drum Review!)
Do a video from Roland TD-4KP
1:35 to 2:50 - My favorite kit
Hi, the Roland TD-4KP is an older discontinued model, so we won't be demoing it on the drum-tec channel. Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV Ok. Thanks for answer me
I can't activate the rim sound on the drums. The church bought it exactly like this. Could someone help me here please😊?
You have to activate the cross stick articulation in the trigger settings menu of the module. Kind regards!
Subscribe! Continue to make more videos like this, you're one of the best❤️
Thank you very much! :)
@@drumtecTV you deserve more compliments
@@xanadaarchives Thank you, we do get a lot of very positive feedback though :-)
Can one of the toms be assigned a cymbal sound?
I couldn't really find a comfy level for the snare. It's way to low. Any tips?? So for the Tom's?
Hi Jacob, you can edit the trigger settings & any individual volume on the TD-07 module, you can refer to the manual how to do that. Kind regards!
Does the bass drum come in package or not?
Bass drum pad yes, foot pedal no :) Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV thanks
2:10 Is it just me or are lots of those notes not even triggering?
Hi Travis, Roland modules offer the most accurate triggering available generally speaking. If you listen closely with a good headphone you'll be able to hear soft ghost note bow triggers in between the louder edge accents. You won't experience any mis-/false triggering with Roland modules when the pads are set up correctly, although the CY-5 pad of course is the most affordable entry level Roland option and won't offer as realistic playability as a VH-10 hihat controller for example. Kind regards!
the natural sounds of the snare drum are terrible, they all sound weak and plastic. Nothing to do with the old td-7 and I'm a Roland fan, a shame!
Ralph, run for a president...I'll vote for you anytime
:-D thank you man! But I guess I'll stick with playing drums & producing music & videos. Too much stuff going on in the world thagt I wouldn't want to be in charge of right now ;-)
Ralf, as always a TOP presentation and some awesome playing. Great work :-)
Thank you very much! :)
Is it just me or open hi-hat sounds just as bad as on TD-17 (even TD-1 was better ...). Anyway great playing Ralph as usual :)
Thank you very much Anton! I suppose the TD-07 uses samples/sounds from the TD-17 in a limited selection, so there might indeed be some sound parallels. Kind regards!
Drum review... Yes
The way he play it.... That's what i looking for
Thank you, great to hear!
Ralf proves to all the naysayers that say, “electronic drums sound horrible”, it’s not the drums, it’s the drummer. If you can’t make the drums sound interesting, it’s you. These drums sound really decent for the price. Electronic drums either showcases how good a drummer is or how flawed they really are.
I agree with you. This module sounds vrry good.
Thank you so much James! :)
only thing for sure. whatever kit he plays or even a toy kit. he can make it sound so good
Thank you so much! :-D
Sounds so good 🙂 Are Roland TD-07KV compatible with TDM-10?
finally someone that actually can play and show whats possible! Nice Job. I think that Kit is enough for me! ps. The reggae Part though! So good!
Best drummer of the world. I want you in my band. TD07, good set, really :)
Thank you so much! Where can I listen to that band? :-D
@@drumtecTV
Unfortunately I don't have any more. You will come for the next one: D I love your videos anyway, you are an incredible drummer.
@@ncolca1044 Thank you once again! :)
Não consigo colocar o som de aro de caixa na bateria que a igreja comprou igual a essa. Alguém poderia me ajudar aqui por favor😊?
Best review on any drums right here...top notch as always
Thank you so much Ed! :-D
Please make Yamaha DTX6 All kits.
Some time in the near future... ;)
The good, a great drum , the bad, is still the same after 10 years
Yeah i feel pissed and duped about this kit, i sold an alesis kit that was 15 years old that had abetter lcd screen than this lol and it was 80% cheaper lol, roland kinda turned into some stingy asshoes with this, why not upgrade the modules with this lind of price? I paid over 1k$ for this kit too
*Just Love It! 😍😍😍🔥*
Same o same o
WHY I CANT USE THE RIMSHOT SOUND LIKE U DID ?
Please activate the cross stick articulation in your module trigger menu (just follow the manual). Kind regards!
What separates this kit from the TD-07 DMK? I’m looking for a kit and can’t decide between the two, DMK has a lower price tag by around 200 pounds but I can’t see it missing any features compared to this - are there any key differences that set the more expensive KV apart?
Hi, you can find detailed info on both kits here:
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07dmk-v-drums-set
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07kv-v-drums-set
The KV has a different bass drum pad (KD-10) and two bigger CY-8 cymbals instead of the CY-5 on the DMG. Kind regards!
Can we use a Hit Hat roland like VH-10 ? Thanks
Hi, yes the TD-07 module is compatible with VH-10 or VH-11. Kind regards!
Thanks !
can i Roland TD-1DMK kit be for small live gigs???
Sure, but I would rather consider the more recent Roland TD-07 kits:
th-cam.com/video/vHt5deDm9wc/w-d-xo.html
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07dmk-v-drums-set?number=1009561
th-cam.com/video/PNzHRh1zMcM/w-d-xo.html
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07kv-v-drums-set?number=1008826
Feel free to get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de for further assistance. Kind regards!
Hello ain fenando speak em português
Or you could just buy the TD1-DMK and use Superior Drummer 3 and be quite happy.
Hey Eric, sure but you'll need some pretty well equipped laptop / computer hardware, Toontrack & a DAW software and need to know how to make all this run smoothly :) I guess most drummers who go for a beginner level e-drum kit won't neccessarily have all this at hand at the beginning, so it's just a nice kit to get to know electronic drums & play/practice/jam. The TD-07 module is much more advanced than the TD-1 and offers some basic editing & more flexibility with the pads/triggers at a more affordable price than a TD-17KV for example. Having played the TD-1DMK as well, I prefer the TD-07KV by far :-D kind regards!
I love this Blank template. Can you sell me just the wav sample of this drum set?
I think I don't understand what you mean, sorry :) kind regards!
Does it have speakers...?
Ralf, Ralf your brilliant!
Thank you! :)
One day I’m going to buy a drum-tec kit ❤️
Hey Oliver, that sounds great! :-D
Hello Again Ralf! Will the CY13R (upgrade) work as a bow and bell with the use of cable splitter? Since the CY13 has 2 outputs? Setting the zones for each as Bell and Bow? Just for me to have a more natural feel on the dedicated ride cymbals even without the edge? Thanks in advanced!
Hi, you can use a 3 zone ride with the TD-07 when using the crash2 input for the bell zone. You'll just have to switch this in the module's trigger menu. Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV thank you! That's also what I've been thinking. However, I'm trying to reserve the Crash2 for another cymbal maybe a CY12c. Do you know if a splitter for the ride input cables would work? And setting the zone on the other one as bow only? If not. Guess I'd give the NUX DM7X a shot.
How about the 14" ride from Alesis Crimson 2? It only has one output? Do you think I can set it as bow and bell?
@@drumappsession No this is not compatible with the Roland trigger standard unfortunately. Kind regards!
Are you going to make a drumtec upraded td07?
Coming up soon... :)
@@drumtecTV nice my order is coming up soon too then.
Ah and something else. Is it possible to add cymballs on this set
Hi Ralf! Which do you think is better, this or the Alesis Crimson II?
Roland all the way :) kind regards!
How do I record drum covers with this set...I'm using the irig2 but can't figure out how to get it how it sounds on your video...what cords do I need?
Hey Nate,
I used an adapter like this to record the stereo output from the headphone out:
www.drum-tec.com/klotz-ayb-3-y-adapter-3.5-mm-to-2x-6.3-mm
You might also use the module's USB connection to record to your computer in a DAW software. Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV can you please please consider doing a video Tutorial for people who have this specific drum set ....there are none on TH-cam for this specific model from Roland on how to Record yourself ...
I've ordered a drum set but I didn't get it yet. It's been almost 2 months
Sorry to hear that, you should get in touch through service@drum-tec.de or call up the drum-tec hotline during the week. Kind regards!
I have dtxploer. does it make to sell it and get roland td 07?
I think playing feel & triggering might be a lot better with the Roland. Kind regards!
Which is better this or td1dmk.??
Hi Saurav, you can listen to all of the TD-07KV onboard kits over here:
th-cam.com/video/PNzHRh1zMcM/w-d-xo.html
Generally speaking, the TD-07 module is much more flexible than the TD-1, which is an older discontinued model. Kind regards!
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Thanks for the video ! Can we put one more cymbal ?
Yes, there is one extra input. It can be used for another cymbal or you can put on a three zone ride and use it for the bell zone.
Thanks !
@@kcnole Absolutely correct Kevin! :)
Can you have a 3 zone ride and 3rd cymbal at the same time? Can the cymbals be choked? Great video!
Cymbal choke is working, but unfortunately you cannot have a 2nd crash when using a 3 zone ride. The remaining trigger input is then used for the second cable of the ride cymbal connection to get the 3 zones, there is no other free trigger input left then. Kind regards!
Dang okay, do you know of a e set in this rang that had cross stick, rim shot, capabilities and can have an extra cymbal and 3 zone at the same time?
@@samarcaini1018 TD-17KV:
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-17kv/mds-compact-advanced-e-drums-incl.-live-sound-edition
More expensive, but much more flexible module & better/bigger pads. You can get a 3-zone ride afterwards. Kind regards!
Does it support double pedal ?
Hi Sarjy, you can use a double pedal on the Roland KD-10 bass drum pad, but it might get a little shaky. Kind regards!
I need one how much...nice drums
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07kv-v-drums-set
You might also get any custom kit configuration from drum-tec, feel free to get in touch through service@drum-tec.de for further assistance and/or an individual quote including international shipping. Kind regards!
Sir, I have bought TD17KL few years ago because of watching your video. You have explained in the video about the components of the drum, the same Senare Pad is used, namely Pdx8. In this video I see you make cross stick beats together with Rim Shot with ease.
If you like, would you please explain how to make the CROSS STICK sound settings on the TD17KL module? thanks
Hi, you just have to activate the xstick button for each kit. Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV thanks sir, I always do what you say. But the feature is not normal, the Cross stick sound is only heard occasionally, whether it's a problem from the pad or maybe a problem from the module. I want the Cross Stick sound whenever I want. The thing I did, I was forced to use one of the tom pads just to produce a cross stick sound.
Should I replace my pdx8 Snare with 3 zone Snare? But it seems very difficult to get components sold separately.
@@proftosca5217 Please check if your trigger settings are set up correctly for the snare pad. Also be sure not to touch the snare head when playing cross stick. If you'd like to step up to another snare pad, you can find any Roland pad over here (we ship internationally):
www.drum-tec.com/pads/roland
Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV Thank you sir, I once made a cross stick sound setting on the module, I can play cross stick but I have to lose the rim shot sound. I had to play the snare beat on the Head & not the rim shot. But because I'm used to it, sometimes I hit the rim shot & the sound it produces is very unstable, the sound is very loud like a bang, hehe
@@drumtecTV I'm in Indonesia, it's very difficult to order Roland components from abroad. I've asked the roland provider in the country, but they said, roland drum components available are very limited, there are only the lowest series. I don't know how to order goods from abroad because it has many requirements. Thank you very much for the information sir.
The TD-1DMK for 600€ or this one at 1000€?
If you can stretch the budget, TD-07KV all the way! :)
@SILVERSKYLINEUK Probably yes! :) The bigger pads make a big difference (especially the PDX-12 snare), and the TD-17 is much more flexible than the TD-07. Depends on your individual needs & budget in the end, but with electronic drums it generally makes sense to enter "as high" as possible, to have the least amount of limiting factors for your drumming & ergonomics. Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV thank you so much for the answer!