I've had the ATV cymbals for about a month. Bought the 18" ride and was so impressed I immediately upgraded all my cymbals. Compared to the Alesis Strike and Roland Cy14 cymbals, the ATVs are by far the most realistic and best feeling I've played. The Hi-hat was extremely loud and I actually prefered my roland vh11 and returned the Hi Hat. The ATV hi hat actually requires a power supply and upon inspection, the top hat is just one of the 14" crashes with a hi hat clutch. Just my input for anyone wondering about ATV.
Yes! I use a pretty old vdrum set at church. I found a $500 MacBook Pro bought ez drummer and decided to cross grade for around 250. It was so worth it.
I'm still wondering why anyone would watch ur videos and give a thumbs down... anyways, I just love ur videos brother. I got my first electronic drums here in Nigeria from watching ur reviews. I bought an Alesis dm10, later got Roland td 30 and now mimic pro awesome module. amazing work sir. I pray all off this effort brings some heavy dollars into ur account... God bless you always
Great tips my friend! These drums are so amazing these days...unbelievable how far Edrums have come!! Still waiting to get a Edrum kit one of these days. All the best Justin!
Really enjoying the videos, thanks! I had $1000au to upgrade my standard roland td25kv. I got a used kd140, a used pd128s a used pdx12. A brand new Bt1 bar trigger and new snare stand. Sold the kd9 and 2 x pd85s. Ended up costing $950 ( $700usd) for the upgrade.
In answer to your question Justin, if I had the money I’d get several Versatrigger wireless triggers and give them a try. Dealing with wires when gigging is getting to be a pain.
65 Drums I saw your review and it looks like they have added hi-hat and cymbal triggers to their product line since then. Their U-Box could also connect to an existing edrum as a wireless transmitter. If I get a chance to try them I will let you know the results.
What about the Alesis strike module? I see it on ebay second hand for around 600 pounds. I am starting to consider to get rid of my first kit. Jobeky drum shells for around 500 hundred bucks (second hand), module TD-11/15/25, drummit 3 (not decided yet as I HATE CABLE SNAKES AS MUCH AS YOU DO). Keep my rack at the moment (TD -3 drum rack) and the cymbals: second hand roland or go crazy and get Jobeky Low volume cymbals (375 brand new). Total: Around 1100-1600 pounds. I also need a Hi hat stand (60 pounds) what do u think people?
Very cool ideas. Thanks for sharing them!! Roc-n-Soc drum thrones ROCK and are worth every penny! I recently ordered a Laurin snare drum as extensive research I did online shows very favorable reviews. I plan to make a unboxing and first impressions video once I receive it and hope to upgrade all my toms if Its as good as I think its going to be.
Totally agree about the VST (even tho is use GetGoodDrums and windows laptop ;)) : this changes everything for 100$. Considering how cheap a td17 module sound but a good the pads and cymbals are, this was a total waste to stay with the stock sounds. Sounds is getting awesome and this really make it feel better to! Especially when you like to mix your sound in the daw to recreate album sound. For me this is the purpose of e kit : playing on mix ready kits with sounds you've heard on your favorites records
Awesome ideas (love these types of videos, justin!)! Just to add a few more to the arsenal on the Neil Peart-type idea: Nowadays we can get whole kits at really great sale prices. The cool parts of this idea: we'll get a module, so no running out of inputs/polyphony; we'll get a rack and/or other hardware to help expand/replace what we have, likely get another pedal or other hi hat option along with both drum pads, cymbals and bass drum as well as all of the cables! Yamaha's DTX532K and KAT's KT3 Advanced are both 999.99 USD right now. I've also seen some nice Roland SPD-30 Octapad or SPD-SX Sample Pad bundles with stand and other accessories to make it an awesome addition for the same 999.99 - even the heftier SPD-SX Special can be got with a stand for that amount at some places. Coming in just under a grand for about the same size kit as those mentioned above are Roland's TD-11K, Yamaha DTX 522K (let's say we don't need or want an actual HH stand, but just the cymbal to be used as a cymbal/china), and either Nord or Yamaha's awesome multipad solutions with a stand and possibly other goodies. Go even cheaper and we can get the new Alesis Command Mesh kit to add one 10" mesh drum, three (+1 bass) 8"" mesh drums, three little 10" cymbals, pedals, hardware, cables and a module that can accept samples - though somewhat limited on the sample thing. Granted, some of these things might not be as great as they seem on screen. Be aware and really look into things.
I actually just bought a double trick pedal and a pearl direct drive. returned the pear. trick''s excellent. Only pedal I found I like more than my longboard A's.
Next thing I would upgrade is my brain of my drums if I had $1000 to spend because I have a Roland td9 and updating it would mean better support for other pads I get in the future, for example the newer pads only work with the newer brains, but still support all the older pads, so I would then be able to buy any pad and know that it would work with my drums , unless the company exclusively only makes the pads for their specific brand.
For me it would be the ATV cymbals, I would buy a whole set and resell some of my Roland cymbals. This way I would have a big upgrade for less than 1000$. Hopefully the dent-problem will be resolved.
6:51- can't DISAGREE with you more, about Windows laptops and drum software. For the record, I'm using a 9-year old Dell Precision laptop (M4600-- 2nd generation i7 quad-core, full HD display). I bought it used on ebay for $225 which is about what they always sell for (came with standard hard drive, and only 8gb ram). I've upgraded it over the years with very cheap upgrades: a 500GB SSD (Windows 7), and a 2nd 1TB SSD (in the optical bay, where a DVD drive was). $250 investment a few years back. Even with only 8GB ram initially, Superior 2 ran flawlessly. Now, the laptop has 32GB ram (max-- a $120 upgrade) and Superior 3 is flawless. Not only that, but I can have other synth plugins in a Reaper project, with two instances of Superior (two different kits from different libraries) and I have absolutely no issues at all. Total cost for the laptop with upgrades: $595. My upgrade to Superior 3 from 2 was only $150.. so, total.... $745. 32GB ram, 1.5tb of pure solid-state storage. POWERFUL laptop and Superior Drummer 3. Mac is not the be all end all. Any Windows laptop decently set up / configured and optimized for audio will blow away a Mac and at 90% less cost. Just an FYI for anyone out there. Love your vids Justin, but no way is a Mac better for drum software or audio than an optimized Windows laptop or tower. :)
Thanks Justin. Will contact Jobeky and hope they see the benefits of ur in depth reviews! Noticed Mike Luke has the cymbals but kept Roland hats so pick and mix cud work?
Justin! Thx. I’m suffering with hotspots on my new td-100 (td-9) regardless of tension. Will 2box3 be better in that regard? Also, when will u do a 2box3 review? Thanks for much!!
I currently have a alesis nitro I'm thinking to upgrade with a alesis dm10 mkII pro and I was wondering if the Laurin cymbal could be a good upgrade to it. Have you ever tried/heard of Laurin electronic drum parts?
I like Total Hardware upgrade, My drum rack drives me crazy I like the individual stand thing! can you do a more budget friendly $300 or $500 upgrades.
Thank you for another informative video. I upgraded my TD-30k by adding a PD-125 for a 2nd floor tom and a cymbal percussion pack (CY-8 + hardware). Also found a PD-8 at GC for 19.00 to be used as a 2nd snare/timbale... so my set is shaping up quite nicely. I performed some cable management by wiring everything through the frame. Also ordered a Kat silent strike bass drum beater to try that out. QUESTION: Have you done any "mods" to your 30k (CY-15R bell mod and PD-125bk to 128 mod)? I especially would like more sensitivity to the bell without having to lay into it. There are mod videos, but I would like your take on this topic, being a TD-30k owner for several years. Any information would be greatly appreciated!
I don't think that drum set was out when I made this video. It's a solid drum set. Module is the only downside because it's the TD17 expanded, not the td27. All the pads are pretty nice
taxes man, I also had to pay 1k Still hurts ! unrelated, do you have any videos on how to setup drums, different ways of doing it and stuff like that. Thanx!
hey Justin do you know if the vh-12 works with the td25 or might sound better than the vh-11 on it? does adding any drum trigger really change the sound of your module? or drum sound/cymbal sounds? thanks
If anyone can answer this question that owns a trick double bass pedal (dom2 dominator) that uses it on a e drumset. I am looking to use these specific pedals for a Roland 17KVX (can’t remember the name of the kick drum pad) would it be a good investment using the dominator trick double pedal with the Roland 17KVX kick drum pad?
Hi! I'm planning on buying an alesis dm10 mesh set (if I can find one - they're hard to find) for my church for regular church use. Is this a smart buy??
Nfuzd uses eighth inch cables, so all you'd need is a eighth inch to quarter inch adapter. I'm not sure if all 3 zones on the ride would work, but it's worth asking Jobeky about :)
While I agree with most of the stuff you said in this video, I cannot agree with you on the statement regarding Mac. PCs are equally good at VST. I’d save that extra money you suggest on spending on a Mac and buy some expansions for Superior Drummer instead and an ASIO compliant sound card if you don’t have it already.
I've been using a 10+ year old Win7 tower PC to run EZDrummer, and it works great. I don't gig out, or take my kit anywhere, so portability isn't an issue.
Lukasz R, I totally agree with you. Justin, as a professional software engineer that has developed for both Windows and MacOS, you just totally lost my respect as a reliable source of information and guidance with that broad stroke, off the cuff blanket condemnation that all Windows laptops simply "suck for drum software". Sure, some people PREFER to purchase MacOS and Apple hardware over Windows, but it is your across-the-board condemnation of all Windows hardware and operating systems as "sucking at drum software" that disturbs me. I suspect that despite your quasi-authority status here and background as a computer and edrum software user, you are not acceptably experienced across a sufficiently varied number of Windows platforms to make such an incredibly far-reaching and broad statement. Does your broad-brush statement include folks that have the latest laptop hardware and Windows software, and are using audio interfaces with excellent reputations for reliability and performance, such as RME? Would those "suck for drum software" nevertheless, should they trade them in for a used MacBook to get better sound? Is this broad recommendation to simply upgrade to a used Macbook based solely on your own experience trying to configure your gaming laptop with Windows, SD and your FocusRite audio interface? I would hope not! Can't wait to see your video that explains technically why only Macs "suck less" at running drum software. I have a feeling there are more than a few of your followers that will beg to differ with you and have their own positive Windows-based experiences to counter yours. Since so much of what you say on this channel is based on opinion, and not incontrovertible facts, I'd suggest putting a bit more thought into what you say and how you say it, BEFORE you actually say it, so as not to mislead your viewers. This is especially the case if you are framing it as a recommendation or even a what-if suggestion that others should consider to spend their hard-earned cash on. Because some people out there will likely take your statements at face value and may act on them without further research, and based on what I heard here about how every Windows laptop simply "sucks for drum software" and getting a used Mac is the way to go, taking your recommendations at face value would be a real shame.
Hey Justin nice vid, can I use SD3 with my PC because I don't have a laptop and I don't plan on moving my edrum from my apartment any time soon, can I just put SD3 on my PC and not on my laptop? (which I don't have)
New camera?? :D - Have you or would you make a video on calibrating/playability of a two-piece hi-hat in SD 2 or 3? - Would be awesome! :) All he best!
Justin, I’m a subscriber and I’m commenting on one of your random videos here. Could I talk to you by phone to get your pro opinion on the new Roland TD-25KV set I just bought? I’m second-guessing my purchase. I bought a Roland TD 25 KV for $2300 delivered, and want to sell my complete Roland TD-8 kit which I bought in December of 2001. I was one of the more active guys on Vdrums.com back then, when Roland‘s nylon mesh pads were fairly new. I think you suggested I keep my Roland KD-80 kick pad, while I sell my new KD-9 kick and the lame included new MDS-9 drum rack with my ancient TD-8. (I also bought a new DW MDD double kick pedal and MDD 2-leg hi-hat stand.) Please advise. Your reviews are great. Thanks, brother. 👍🏻🇺🇸
I'm definitely wanting to upgrade my hi hat or hi hat sound? I have both the td25 and td11 and for some reason Im getting a louder more clear crisp sound out of the td-11? but it could be what I'm playing through? I just ordered the Sennheiser 280 pro's so I'm about to see the real difference?
I'm sorry I didn't describe everything very well but I'm using the vh11 for the hihat. and I'm not playing through a drum amp so I'm thinking that's why I'm not getting a proper sound out of the td25 module?
I grew up with Coleman we are the same age and are from the same city. I played with Thomas once at the gmwa. Chris would get my money hands down. Saginaw MI home to Chris Coleman, Anthony Burns, Stevie Wonder and other great drummers.
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I love this spending money type vids! Showcase everything we can't afford!! Do it!! I want to sufferrrrrrr
So much good stuff, so little money :/
"Upgrades not worth your money" would be a good one!
Next upgrade I'm doing is for the Alesis Strike module around $700 because I love that onboard sampling and individual ins and outs.
I've had the ATV cymbals for about a month. Bought the 18" ride and was so impressed I immediately upgraded all my cymbals. Compared to the Alesis Strike and Roland Cy14 cymbals, the ATVs are by far the most realistic and best feeling I've played. The Hi-hat was extremely loud and I actually prefered my roland vh11 and returned the Hi Hat. The ATV hi hat actually requires a power supply and upon inspection, the top hat is just one of the 14" crashes with a hi hat clutch. Just my input for anyone wondering about ATV.
Yes! I use a pretty old vdrum set at church. I found a $500 MacBook Pro bought ez drummer and decided to cross grade for around 250. It was so worth it.
I'm still wondering why anyone would watch ur videos and give a thumbs down... anyways, I just love ur videos brother. I got my first electronic drums here in Nigeria from watching ur reviews. I bought an Alesis dm10, later got Roland td 30 and now mimic pro awesome module. amazing work sir. I pray all off this effort brings some heavy dollars into ur account... God bless you always
Great tips my friend! These drums are so amazing these days...unbelievable how far Edrums have come!!
Still waiting to get a Edrum kit one of these days. All the best Justin!
Really enjoying the videos, thanks! I had $1000au to upgrade my standard roland td25kv. I got a used kd140, a used pd128s a used pdx12. A brand new Bt1 bar trigger and new snare stand. Sold the kd9 and 2 x pd85s. Ended up costing $950 ( $700usd) for the upgrade.
In answer to your question Justin, if I had the money I’d get several Versatrigger wireless triggers and give them a try. Dealing with wires when gigging is getting to be a pain.
Versatrigger was really interesting, I tried it out back when It was brand new and had bugs. Wonder how good it is now.
65 Drums I saw your review and it looks like they have added hi-hat and cymbal triggers to their product line since then. Their U-Box could also connect to an existing edrum as a wireless transmitter. If I get a chance to try them I will let you know the results.
65 Drums They work very well now. We're using them now on a whole kit... Yamaha cymbals work best, IMHO.
What about the Alesis strike module? I see it on ebay second hand for around 600 pounds. I am starting to consider to get rid of my first kit. Jobeky drum shells for around 500 hundred bucks (second hand), module TD-11/15/25, drummit 3 (not decided yet as I HATE CABLE SNAKES AS MUCH AS YOU DO). Keep my rack at the moment (TD -3 drum rack) and the cymbals: second hand roland or go crazy and get Jobeky Low volume cymbals (375 brand new). Total: Around 1100-1600 pounds. I also need a Hi hat stand (60 pounds) what do u think people?
Very cool ideas. Thanks for sharing them!! Roc-n-Soc drum thrones ROCK and are worth every penny! I recently ordered a Laurin snare drum as extensive research I did online shows very favorable reviews. I plan to make a unboxing and first impressions video once I receive it and hope to upgrade all my toms if Its as good as I think its going to be.
Totally agree about the VST (even tho is use GetGoodDrums and windows laptop ;)) : this changes everything for 100$.
Considering how cheap a td17 module sound but a good the pads and cymbals are, this was a total waste to stay with the stock sounds.
Sounds is getting awesome and this really make it feel better to!
Especially when you like to mix your sound in the daw to recreate album sound.
For me this is the purpose of e kit : playing on mix ready kits with sounds you've heard on your favorites records
Awesome ideas (love these types of videos, justin!)! Just to add a few more to the arsenal on the Neil Peart-type idea:
Nowadays we can get whole kits at really great sale prices. The cool parts of this idea: we'll get a module, so no running out of inputs/polyphony; we'll get a rack and/or other hardware to help expand/replace what we have, likely get another pedal or other hi hat option along with both drum pads, cymbals and bass drum as well as all of the cables!
Yamaha's DTX532K and KAT's KT3 Advanced are both 999.99 USD right now. I've also seen some nice Roland SPD-30 Octapad or SPD-SX Sample Pad bundles with stand and other accessories to make it an awesome addition for the same 999.99 - even the heftier SPD-SX Special can be got with a stand for that amount at some places.
Coming in just under a grand for about the same size kit as those mentioned above are Roland's TD-11K, Yamaha DTX 522K (let's say we don't need or want an actual HH stand, but just the cymbal to be used as a cymbal/china), and either Nord or Yamaha's awesome multipad solutions with a stand and possibly other goodies.
Go even cheaper and we can get the new Alesis Command Mesh kit to add one 10" mesh drum, three (+1 bass) 8"" mesh drums, three little 10" cymbals, pedals, hardware, cables and a module that can accept samples - though somewhat limited on the sample thing.
Granted, some of these things might not be as great as they seem on screen. Be aware and really look into things.
I actually just bought a double trick pedal and a pearl direct drive. returned the pear. trick''s excellent. Only pedal I found I like more than my longboard A's.
I'd like to see more films like this when you have the time. educational and entertaining at the same time. Many useful tips as well. :-)
Next thing I would upgrade is my brain of my drums if I had $1000 to spend because I have a Roland td9 and updating it would mean better support for other pads I get in the future, for example the newer pads only work with the newer brains, but still support all the older pads, so I would then be able to buy any pad and know that it would work with my drums , unless the company exclusively only makes the pads for their specific brand.
For me it would be the ATV cymbals, I would buy a whole set and resell some of my Roland cymbals. This way I would have a big upgrade for less than 1000$. Hopefully the dent-problem will be resolved.
I'd def get the Zildjian gen16 cymbal set ;) Those are SICK.
I guess I have been lucky my td20 kit is still in good shape I purchased it in 2005 brand new and have had no problems.
Roland Kd-10 kick tower is the best investment I've made!
6:51- can't DISAGREE with you more, about Windows laptops and drum software. For the record, I'm using a 9-year old Dell Precision laptop (M4600-- 2nd generation i7 quad-core, full HD display). I bought it used on ebay for $225 which is about what they always sell for (came with standard hard drive, and only 8gb ram). I've upgraded it over the years with very cheap upgrades: a 500GB SSD (Windows 7), and a 2nd 1TB SSD (in the optical bay, where a DVD drive was). $250 investment a few years back. Even with only 8GB ram initially, Superior 2 ran flawlessly. Now, the laptop has 32GB ram (max-- a $120 upgrade) and Superior 3 is flawless. Not only that, but I can have other synth plugins in a Reaper project, with two instances of Superior (two different kits from different libraries) and I have absolutely no issues at all. Total cost for the laptop with upgrades: $595. My upgrade to Superior 3 from 2 was only $150.. so, total.... $745. 32GB ram, 1.5tb of pure solid-state storage. POWERFUL laptop and Superior Drummer 3.
Mac is not the be all end all. Any Windows laptop decently set up / configured and optimized for audio will blow away a Mac and at 90% less cost. Just an FYI for anyone out there. Love your vids Justin, but no way is a Mac better for drum software or audio than an optimized Windows laptop or tower. :)
Another fab video - love your enthusiasm.
Review of e-cymbals great idea - I am UK based looking at Jobeky as just bought their shell pack.
Christopher Vincent 2nd!
I'll keep the video idea in mind :) btw the way, tell Jobeky you want 65 Drums to do a review, and they might send me a cymbal to review!
Thanks Justin. Will contact Jobeky and hope they see the benefits of ur in depth reviews!
Noticed Mike Luke has the cymbals but kept Roland hats so pick and mix cud work?
I think I would get a Roland spd-sx it’s kind of like adding a couple more cymbals and drums to your set up but it’s also more versatile.
That's true! A multipad is a great add on to any kit
I would take drum lessons for 1000$! But if I have to choose hardware, I would buy a snare stand and a Roland SPD-SX (I own TD25KV, by the way).
More atv cymbals!
i think i must have Drum Module for a third party for Electric drum set hah is very fun to play 2 Drum Module on 1electric drum set haha
Justin! Thx. I’m suffering with hotspots on my new td-100 (td-9) regardless of tension. Will 2box3 be better in that regard?
Also, when will u do a 2box3 review?
Thanks for much!!
I currently have a alesis nitro I'm thinking to upgrade with a alesis dm10 mkII pro and I was wondering if the Laurin cymbal could be a good upgrade to it. Have you ever tried/heard of Laurin electronic drum parts?
I like Total Hardware upgrade, My drum rack drives me crazy I like the individual stand thing! can you do a more budget friendly $300 or $500 upgrades.
Hey J!
Is it the Trick double pedal “dominator” you referred to? What would be your choice for more like $300 or less?
Thanks,
Dave
Thank you for another informative video. I upgraded my TD-30k by adding a PD-125 for a 2nd floor tom and a cymbal percussion pack (CY-8 + hardware). Also found a PD-8 at GC for 19.00 to be used as a 2nd snare/timbale... so my set is shaping up quite nicely. I performed some cable management by wiring everything through the frame. Also ordered a Kat silent strike bass drum beater to try that out.
QUESTION: Have you done any "mods" to your 30k (CY-15R bell mod and PD-125bk to 128 mod)? I especially would like more sensitivity to the bell without having to lay into it. There are mod videos, but I would like your take on this topic, being a TD-30k owner for several years. Any information would be greatly appreciated!
Not much is said about the Roland Vac 305 or their step up kits. What are your feelings.
I don't think that drum set was out when I made this video. It's a solid drum set. Module is the only downside because it's the TD17 expanded, not the td27. All the pads are pretty nice
taxes man, I also had to pay 1k
Still hurts !
unrelated, do you have any videos on how to setup drums, different ways of doing it and stuff like that.
Thanx!
hey Justin do you know if the vh-12 works with the td25 or might sound better than the vh-11 on it? does adding any drum trigger really change the sound of your module? or drum sound/cymbal sounds? thanks
If anyone can answer this question that owns a trick double bass pedal (dom2 dominator) that uses it on a e drumset. I am looking to use these specific pedals for a Roland 17KVX (can’t remember the name of the kick drum pad) would it be a good investment using the dominator trick double pedal with the Roland 17KVX kick drum pad?
Hi! I'm planning on buying an alesis dm10 mesh set (if I can find one - they're hard to find) for my church for regular church use. Is this a smart buy??
Any idea how to integrate the Jobecky e-cymbal to play with the Nfuzd Nsprie?
Nfuzd uses eighth inch cables, so all you'd need is a eighth inch to quarter inch adapter. I'm not sure if all 3 zones on the ride would work, but it's worth asking Jobeky about :)
While I agree with most of the stuff you said in this video, I cannot agree with you on the statement regarding Mac. PCs are equally good at VST. I’d save that extra money you suggest on spending on a Mac and buy some expansions for Superior Drummer instead and an ASIO compliant sound card if you don’t have it already.
I've been using a 10+ year old Win7 tower PC to run EZDrummer, and it works great. I don't gig out, or take my kit anywhere, so portability isn't an issue.
Lukasz R, I totally agree with you.
Justin, as a professional software engineer that has developed for both Windows and MacOS, you just totally lost my respect as a reliable source of information and guidance with that broad stroke, off the cuff blanket condemnation that all Windows laptops simply "suck for drum software". Sure, some people PREFER to purchase MacOS and Apple hardware over Windows, but it is your across-the-board condemnation of all Windows hardware and operating systems as "sucking at drum software" that disturbs me. I suspect that despite your quasi-authority status here and background as a computer and edrum software user, you are not acceptably experienced across a sufficiently varied number of Windows platforms to make such an incredibly far-reaching and broad statement. Does your broad-brush statement include folks that have the latest laptop hardware and Windows software, and are using audio interfaces with excellent reputations for reliability and performance, such as RME? Would those "suck for drum software" nevertheless, should they trade them in for a used MacBook to get better sound? Is this broad recommendation to simply upgrade to a used Macbook based solely on your own experience trying to configure your gaming laptop with Windows, SD and your FocusRite audio interface? I would hope not! Can't wait to see your video that explains technically why only Macs "suck less" at running drum software. I have a feeling there are more than a few of your followers that will beg to differ with you and have their own positive Windows-based experiences to counter yours.
Since so much of what you say on this channel is based on opinion, and not incontrovertible facts, I'd suggest putting a bit more thought into what you say and how you say it, BEFORE you actually say it, so as not to mislead your viewers. This is especially the case if you are framing it as a recommendation or even a what-if suggestion that others should consider to spend their hard-earned cash on. Because some people out there will likely take your statements at face value and may act on them without further research, and based on what I heard here about how every Windows laptop simply "sucks for drum software" and getting a used Mac is the way to go, taking your recommendations at face value would be a real shame.
Hey Justin nice vid, can I use SD3 with my PC because I don't have a laptop and I don't plan on moving my edrum from my apartment any time soon, can I just put SD3 on my PC and not on my laptop? (which I don't have)
I would buy 2 more CY12 cymbals and a VH-11
Hey Justin. Great channel! I would definitely buy drum software if I had an extra $1000. Thanks for the video!:)
Dude you have to review the jobeky metal e cymbals please
New camera?? :D
- Have you or would you make a video on calibrating/playability of a two-piece hi-hat in SD 2 or 3? - Would be awesome! :)
All he best!
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Loved this video.
Thanks!
bought a roland td4 for $350 was it worth it and can you do a review or somthing
Hey justin! Watts up i just want to know why do windows suck for drum software
Justin, I’m a subscriber and I’m commenting on one of your random videos here.
Could I talk to you by phone to get your pro opinion on the new Roland TD-25KV set I just bought? I’m second-guessing my purchase. I bought a Roland TD 25 KV for $2300 delivered, and want to sell my complete Roland TD-8 kit which I bought in December of 2001. I was one of the more active guys on Vdrums.com back then, when Roland‘s nylon mesh pads were fairly new.
I think you suggested I keep my Roland KD-80 kick pad, while I sell my new KD-9 kick and the lame included new MDS-9 drum rack with my ancient TD-8.
(I also bought a new DW MDD double kick pedal and MDD 2-leg hi-hat stand.) Please advise. Your reviews are great. Thanks, brother. 👍🏻🇺🇸
Shoot me an email and we can talk about it :)
I'm definitely wanting to upgrade my hi hat or hi hat sound? I have both the td25 and td11 and for some reason Im getting a louder more clear crisp sound out of the td-11? but it could be what I'm playing through? I just ordered the Sennheiser 280 pro's so I'm about to see the real difference?
I'm sorry I didn't describe everything very well but I'm using the vh11 for the hihat. and I'm not playing through a drum amp so I'm thinking that's why I'm not getting a proper sound out of the td25 module?
Probably goedrum je6 with my current Roland module. Or maybe save up a little more and buy an alesis strike. Not a pro and play less than 30 minutes
Do Dell laptops work well with DS?
If I had $1000 for e-drum stuff, I would buy a 14" Drum-Tec Pro snare, and an ATV aD5.
I have the Simmons SD1500, and I would love to upgrade to a hi-hat on a hi-hat stand. My question is: does anyone know what hi-hat trigger will work?
I'm thinking the GoEdrum controller would work, but I can't say for sure
Behringer drum electric
If I had $1000 to spend I would buy a drumset
$1000, I’d buy an 18 inch kick drum for my td25kv kit
If I were you, I'd buy an acoustic kickdrum shell, and a Roland kda22. Boom $400 and you have a 22" roland kick with the exact same sensor
Hey Justin nice video I’m on my journey of making my own hybrid drumset this really helped me thank you 🙏
From jillian😉
Thanks Jillian! It's kinda time consuming to do all the research and stuff to make a hybrid setup, but it's worth it :)
i wish ATV cymbals were cheaper!!!
Me too. The prices are too high for most drummers
Can we use others brand cymbals on a different edrum?
depends on the brand
65 Drums I have a behringer XD8USB which brand’s cymbals can I use?
65 Drums thx for replying
I want more cymbals and pads, but I'm limited by the TD-25 Cable snake
Yeah the TD25 is nice, but it does kinda limit you in that way
Matthew Campbell by a cheap module and connect both brains
Matthew Campbell - jealous of your quick connect harness though.
Drumsplitters!
Matthew Campbell stop complaining, I got an Alesis nitro😢
If I had $1000 to soend, I'd make a conversion kit because spending $1000 on upgrades for a $300 e-drum set seems impractical.
Isn't trick Roland
a Drumit3 + a second hand VH11 ...
Lol "rubber pads are for peasants" :'D
10 hours of lessons with thomas pridgen or Chris Coleman for $1000
I grew up with Coleman we are the same age and are from the same city. I played with Thomas once at the gmwa. Chris would get my money hands down. Saginaw MI home to Chris Coleman, Anthony Burns, Stevie Wonder and other great drummers.
Neil who?
Neil peart drummer of rush
EAD10
At a non killer price
First
Sup John