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- drumt.ec/VAD706-GN
After weeks of waiting we finally got our hands on one of the new Roland VAD706 electronic drum kits 🥁⚡️🍾 join us as we unbox / set up the kit, and chek out the new TD-50X sound module andf the long-awaited VH-14D digital hihat!
Prepare for HUGE boxes, a gigantic bass drum, killer triggering & some nicely fresh new module sounds (drum-tec Live Sound Edition is on the way too!).
You can get the complete kit or any other electronic drum pads / cymbals / components from www.drum-tec.com
🔥 Need help finding the right kit? Talk to us and we'll help you: drumt.ec/kit-finder 🔥
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
Video shot @ drum-tec West / Spytunes Recording Studio, Mainz.
Drumming & production by www.ralfschumacher.eu @digitaldrumming
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Roland hardware continues to be top of the line and can’t be beat. Im so surprised they haven’t bought toon track and simply put superior drummer in their modules
Oh, please don't give them a reason to raise the price to $10k...
@@mirrer3103 people would still buy
@@boricua9071 I know. Don't remind me. They could revert back to TD-20 samples and fool their clientele into a $7500 outlay.
Cant be beat? Oh like the Pearl Mimic and Drum Tec Pro pads that dont have any machine gunning
That’s a fucking good idea, sell it to Roland’s people …
Each set in the hands of this drummer sounds amazing. He's fucking good
Thank you very much Luke! :)
This by far the best demo of the VAD706, better than Roland’s own demo. Drummer is a top pro and knows how to show off the dynamics of the kit.
Thank you very much!
I agree. This is 100% the best this kit has sounded on any single demo Mostly including Roland’s own demo. It’s totally insane. I feel like this guy actually tuned the brain to sound awesome with the triggers, something Roland should do from a factory reset position. Also, your playing is superb and has a lot to do with the sound. Thanks for sharing!!!
@@ejhayes Thank you so much EJ! You can find more drumming / music & sound demo videos on my private channel digitaldrumming too if you like:
www.youtube.com/@digitaldrumming
Kind regards!
Starting to really think electronic kits will be the perfect use for in the studio when recording for an album. No need for tuning, changing out heads, no need to shape everything with mixing and stuff. Can already record yourself within the module with an SD card. They really do sound like real drums
Absolutely, you're even more flexible for studio work when working with midi & external sample libraries:
th-cam.com/video/F8iciO7ENcA/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/F8iciO7ENcA/w-d-xo.html
Feel free to get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de for further assistance if you like. Kind regards!
Absolut 100% perfection same as acoustic drums,all nuances is there
Good lord that Best of kit 😮😮😮😮
Im honestly blown away by that hi-hat. Other videos didn’t point out the features like you did.
Yeah the hihat is actually really impressive & plays great! :)
@@drumtecTV - Have you seen an improvement with the 14D that translates to tangible improvements with Superior Drummer 3? I have owned most of the Roland hats with the TD50 i.e VH11, 13 etc and found a static pad with the FD9 triggered the best with SD3. I am hopeful the 14D improves on that. Have you seen any improvement?
@@13F_Airborne Hey Chris, I haven't yet had the chance to use an external library for triggering as the VAD706 has just arrived here in Germany. The VH-14D has a much better playing feel in my personal opinion than the VH-13 in any case. Kind regards!
I just love this channel, he shows the drums and plays it. No trash talk, you have what you come to watch.
Hey Camilo, thank you very much, glad to hear! :)
Been waiting for this video
Beautiful!
Endlich!! I hob sau lang driaf gewartet!
I've been waiting for you to get your hands on these! MAN...those Hats are KILLER!! Expensive, you bet! ...worth it. Well done, Roland! Ralf - great playing as always.
Thank you Dennis! :)
Everything is insane in this video, the drums and the drummer and the production quality.
I love this.
Thank you very much Balthazar! You can find more drumming / music / sound demo videos on my private channel digitaldrumming too if you like:
www.youtube.com/@digitaldrumming
Kind regards!
KILLER SET !! 😍
What a great set
Wish I could afford it. It looks and sounds great. Awesome playing as always! 👌
Thank you John! :)
At least a real Hi-Hat !
Good job Roland 👍
I looked at comment sections just to look for the "Roland sounds bad!" people.
Wasn't disappointed
;-D
Wow. What a drummer!
Thank you very much! You can find more drumming / music / sound demo videos on my private channel digitaldrumming too if you like:
th-cam.com/users/digitaldrumming
Kind regards!
In-F***ing-Sane ...sounds amazing, looks amazing...Ralf´s amazing
thank you so much! :)
Loved the drumtec live sounds!
Thanks Andrew, great to hear! :)
0:06 Unboxing
0:57 Quick Setup
1:47 Time To Play!
3:23 Acoustic Kit
4:05 Pure Wood Kit
4:38 Big Fat Kit
5:15 Metal Dream Kit
5:39 Jazz Gig Kit
6:24 Fonky Rodgers Kit
7:00 SQ2 Best Of Kit
Great, thank you!
What is SQ2? This sound is very nice? Is a vst plugin?
Looking forward to your Sound Edition(s) for the TD-50X!
this drummer is phenominal!
Great playing and kit, but it seems like they haven't updated there kit sounds for about 20 years.
bro wdym this kit actually sounds decent - lmaoo i understand the old TD50 hate but , this one is much better no?
@@PEP. I’m with you there. I don’t understand al the hate this module gets. The prismatic sound engine cymbals sound fantastic to me on al the mew kits 07/17/27/50x. I also see lots of people say they hear “machine gunning” on td-50, maybe I’m deaf or dumb , I don’t detect any of that MG effect at all. The new updates sounds on 50 have been long time coming. There was quite a drop in number of sounds from td-30 to td-50 and I absolutely understand the gripes about that. I also understand some people don’t like the “ Roland sound” it’s definitely has some extra processing and that’s not for everybody. I have both td-17 and the strike module. Love the drum sounds on my strike, but imo the cymbals sound soooo much better on Roland modules. Great looking kit, I’ll neve be able to afford one unless I win lottery or something similar, it’s nice to look and dream tho
For the price I’d rather buy a real kit.
@@buzzfunk Not all of us have that option to own real kits. This kind of kit can be achieved for much much cheaper than this, however not everyone wants to or is capable of doing the diy modifications so they will pay for it. This is professional quality kit that can/will last20yeRa
@@PEP. Ending a sentence with "no?" is the text equivalent of having a punchable face.
Unbelievably tasty chops. Well done!
Thank you very much! You can find more drumming, music & sound demo videos on my private channel digitaldrumming too if you like:
th-cam.com/users/digitaldrumming
Kind regards!
my kit is coming this october. i'm soooooo stoked for it!!
Hey Shawn, great to hear, happy drumming!
P.S.: Have you checked out the TD-50X Real Acoustics Sound Edition yet:
th-cam.com/video/ZYnINqesDGU/w-d-xo.html
Kind regards!
SPETTACOLO!!!
Top Review Roland Drum!)
Damn this is impressive!, the drum kit is impressive too 👌🏻
;-D thank you Steve!
@@drumtecTV what were your thoughts on the new roland kit ?
Amazing looking Kit and nice features with digital Hihat Snare and Ride positional sensing etc. If Roland finally reached the sound quality of competitors like Pearl Mimic etc. They are bit better after the update to TD50X but you can still hear that the Tom samples are not round robin multisamples. We have 2021!!
Honestly Rolands Kit demos feel like random encounters in a guitar center compared to you. You play to the strength of every kit, lean into the specific features of the pads and play to the triggering limits of the processor.
With all due respect to Craig etc. Roland should give you royalties for touching their kits honestly.
Now hook this set up to SD3 and show me what that new hi hat is really made of:))
Thank you so much for your nice feedback! I guess the VH-14D will find a nice place in a future drum-tec SIlent Studio Session for sure :-D Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV the silent studio sessions are fantastic. If at all possible I would love them to be like full length pieces with builds, bridges and solos but I understand they're mostly for a quick jam:)). But it's really unique. I can't come up with any other ive seen really showing what the equipment is capable of.
As soon as I win the lottery I'm buying one of these drum sets.
:-D
Same! 🤣
Ditto I'm buying 4
i've calculated a sum of 2 years saves for this
I'm way ahead of ya!
I’d buy this kit today if Roland guaranteed I could play as well this dude…wow!
;-D
FINALLY!!! Thank you for PROPERLY DEMOSTRATING how the hi hat is played!!! Great performance as usual!! Waiting on the release of the Gloss Chery Finish kit!!!
Thank you Roger!
I realize this is two years later, but I OWN the close Cherry VAD706 and it's BEAUTIFUL, and sounds amazing.
Cool sir 👍👍👍
Thank you!
Lovely, especially with the D tech added kits. Shame it's so costly. Of course Ralph could made any kit sound good. Trust he's playing with some top bands!
Thank you so much Michael! 😀 You can find more drumming / music / sound demo videos over at my private channel digitaldrumming too if you like:
www.youtube.com/@digitaldrumming
There's also some more info on www.ralfschumacher.eu if you're interested. Kind regards!
I own the Cherry VAD706, and it's BRILLIANT. I came back to rewatch this video, the one that convinced me Roland was my future.
Things: The hi hats are sublime!! You don't have to think about playing them. You just... play. They're perfect.
Digital snare is fantastic, but the module is so much better that it makes the snare great. I plugged my Strike pad into the module and it's better and more sensitive than with the Strike module.
Digital ride is really sweet, but in my use, it's not much different. Not knocking it, hear me. It's a beaut. But the same test with my Strike ride, the Strike ride is well upgraded with the Roland module, that it's enough for me. Jazz players may disagree, and demand the digital ride.
EVERY PIECE is high quality, down to the hardware and anti spin cymbal bits. Heads, shells, even the packaging was outstanding. Better than my brand new acoustic kit was packed.
Sounds awesome, plays awesome, looks awesome. I could NOT be happier, regardless the price. Could've got way more pieces, drums cymbals etc with other brands, but I wanted THE BEST.
Awsum!,,,
I like the look of the bass drum head - real skin . . . looks just like the head I had on my very 1st snare drum, which was real skin!
Hey Ray, have you had a look at the drum-tec diabolo limited series yet? They also have these kind resonant bd heads:
www.drum-tec.com/drum-tec-diabolo-limited-edition-e-drums-grey-slate
Kind regards!
Drums sound great, but the real star here is the guy begind them. Rock on!
Thank you so much :) You can find more drumming/music on my personal channel digitaldrumming here on YT if you like, kind regards!
Real acoustic size and sounds are awesome!
Hope roland has other color options.
Hey Karlo, yes they do :)
www.drum-tec.com/sets/roland-vad
You might also want to check out the 100% Roland compatible drum-tec pro po or diabolo series for even more finish options:
www.drum-tec.com/pads/drum-tec-pro
www.drum-tec.com/pads/drum-tec-pro-custom
www.drum-tec.com/pads/drum-tec-diabolo
Kind regards!
AMAZING DRUMS
Finally Roland makes something very nice. Investing 8k in this kit will save a lot of more money in isolation and consoles , cables , mics etc ... I would prefer acoustic but for big concert venues. This kit is just the best solution I have seen for small gigs at bars or even recording and practicing at home.
I am definitely going to buy the red option. DRUMTECH: DO you know if Roland will make extra toms for these 3 new finishes ? Let me know ...
Hey Andrew, you might get in touch through service@drum-tec.de to find out more, but I'm pretty sure there will be single pads available from drum-tec in the near future. Kind regards!
Only problem when we buy this kit is that we don't have Ralf to play it! Haha Thanks for the cool demo once again!
:-D Thank you very much Andre!
Terrific stuff... Just need a lottery win. 😅
Im buying the drums.😀👍
Enjoy! The kits are pretty cool when the headphones are in!! Yes the toms often lose the quality when played fast. Put into a nice groove they work fine!!
Great video 👏🏼 I love the look and the sounds aren’t bad individually, but it feels like they haven’t figured out how to mimic the sound of overhead mics. Everything sounds so isolated and the blended together in a mixer rather than listening to a good recording or live performance of a set. With the advancements in amp sims and IR tech that mimics room sound, this sounds like it’s been left behind.
Hey Adrian, you might want to check out the Pearl Mimic Pro sound module on drum-tec pro 3 series electronic drums:
th-cam.com/video/hKBz4yB3m74/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUOZHJ1bS10ZWMgcHJvIDM%3D
Kind regards!
Dream kit would be this with a 1 rack 2 floor setup, Td-50x controlling hats/snare/ride and a Pearl Mimic for everything else. I have a vad306 and got rid of the td-17 for the mimic just because of the toms. They're horrible. Cymbals and Snare are fine with proper tweaking though
I am always truly shocked when hearing the roland drum sounds "out of the module" (no editing/no vst)! Guys, i strongly recommend the pearl mimic pro module, for me it is the end of the line module! I am using the mimic in combination with drum-tec 14´ and 13´ snares (+old roland td-20x toms/bassdrum) and ATV-Cymbals; my dream comes true haha!!! I dont understand why Roland Sounds are this bad for a flagship module! I truly like Roland Hardware but the drum-sounds are a complete no-go!
I second that recommendation. Pearl mimic pro is worth every single penny. Although you must admit with this guy demonstrating these kits, Roland should be very grateful. It doesn’t matter what kit he can make them sing as good as anyone.
I honestly thought it was just me
At the price the sounds are 'ok' . I don't get why roland can't produce something better. I really think they will have to up their game sound wise with things like the mimic etc
@@tbip2001because they really don’t need to economically. You’re gonna be hard pressed to convert Roland faithful to Pearl. I think if Pearl came out with a Flagship comparable to Roland they might convince some. It’s like being a BMW owner and someone telling you how good an Audi A6 is. You’ll probably roll your eyes. Me, I’m a Hyundai owner so I had no problem upgrading to a Mimic. 😂
As a professionnal drummer I also recommand mimic pro, with Roland you pay the design and the sound is plastic. Yamaha is still better for the same price.
In a live situation almost nobody recognizes that the drums are electric. I have a conversion kit with the td50
I use real cymbals from time to time. Rarely does anyone ask me what electric drum module I have. But I agree, in a recording situation i can.pick out electric
The new set doesn’t change the sound ;-) . . . . but I would like to have those light grey rimnoise elemenators. Wonder if the will be available as spare part . .
You might get in touch through service@drum-tec.de and ask if there will be any options for these soon, kind regards!
Sounds great, looks better. It seems like it is for the touring drummer...and at that price you should able to drive it from venue to venue on the tour. But this is a great demo by a great player.
Thank you very much Bobby! You can find more drumming / music & sound demo videos on my private channel digitaldrumming too if you like:
www.youtube.com/@digitaldrumming
Kind regards!
When do these drums release in NA?
Very nice sound and playing!
I got a question, Is there positional sensor on toms?
I believe they don't, but they have the ATV 3 core design.
Side note: the new Yamaha TCS pads have very noticeable positional sensing on the pads and they are less money. This kit looks nicer though.
Where you see your pro custom sets from Drum Tec in comparison to the VAD 706 relating to drum sizes, triggering and play feel in general?
Hi Martin, there is a huge difference is in the bass drums:
th-cam.com/video/J9Ig12wXESQ/w-d-xo.html
Best would be to test both kits side by side at a drum-tec showroom to see which one you prefer. You can find more info on sizes & available finishes over here:
www.drum-tec.com/pads
Feel free to get in touch through service@drum-tec.de for any further questions!
Kind regards!
Hi, is the Live sound available to buy for TD50X? I can’t find it on your website
And on , and on....non- stopped, plays...happy 's.soon.will upgrade, more sides pads, and cables.....( last for half year's of set....upgrade. and on .on ...
Sorry I don't understand your comments :-D
Drum tec a question , atv ex5 or alesis strike pro se?
😳😳😳😳😳😍
awesome demo. Wondering if this kit is loud like an acoustic kit ? Looking to invest in an electric kit because of a newborn in the house and just can't have the noise from a standard acoustic kit for a while here.
Although the VAD kits are not as loud as an acoustic kit, their bass drums are really loud compared to the 100% Roland compatible drum-tec Real Feel bass drums:
th-cam.com/video/J9Ig12wXESQ/w-d-xo.html
Also, the drum-tec pro 3 or diabolo series electronic drums offer a much more authentic playing feel and are compatible with all contemporary sound modules:
th-cam.com/video/hKBz4yB3m74/w-d-xo.html
Feel free to get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de for further assistance if you like. Kind regards!
Drums are ok but the guy playing is 👌🏼
Thank you very much! :)
Hi, I bought the TD-50 digital upgrade pack (Module, Snare, Ride)from you guys last fall mainly because of the exclusive live pack. Now with the TD-50x upgrade they will be lost. Will I be able to get the new live pack you are doing for customers that purchase the module from you?
Hey Andy, best will be to get in touch through service@drum-tec.de directly on this question. Kind regards!
Hi, I have a question.
What headphones are you using in this video? How is that for e-drums?
Hi, I am using the Roland RH-300V, which is very nice for e-drumming:
www.drum-tec.com/roland-rh-300v-v-drums-headphones
Kind regards!
After spending a couple of grand on one of their kits, I got about 2 years of moderate playing before the sensors started to fail. Out of warranty and pretty much rendered useless.
Sorry to hear that, what kit/pads exactly did you have problems with? I honestly haven't experienced a single defective Roland pad/cymbal in the past years :) Kind regards!
Awesome drumming like usually, Ralf! Thanks for this!
The responsiveness on the snare, the ride and the hats is second to none and best in class. The sounds are usually over-processed, especially snare and kick. However, they sound nice for a drum module and could be used in live situations (most people wouldn't recognize a difference anyway). What still drives me NUTS though are those toms, because they still sound (and always did) like plastic trash cans on ANY Roland module.
So, if you'll spend 8k on an electronic drum kit, just go the extra mile then and invest a few hundred bucks more for Superior Drummer or EZDrummer or any other decent VST.
Thank you Mike! :)
Same opinion about the Toms. IDK why Roland can get it right. For $8k you would expect a flawless kit , no excuses. For me: The Mimic Pro still sounds better , more realistic. I would give Roland kudos on the cymbals though: they sound amazing.
Hey Mike, exactly my opinion! I think Roland did a great job with those Pads and the X upgrade is a step better than the old version but still not like it should be in 2021! They must reinvent the module and put some more memory in the box to get multilayered samples with round robin like in the mimic.
@@carlosturciosolivera1899 rolands cymbals have always sounded good to me but yes the toms is very weird you can get them right if you try but the snare and kicks sound pretty good
Wish there was one more rack tom or floor tom included at this price.
Você da aulas? Toca muito
I am a Roland fan but man, the new Yamaha flagship kit knocks this out the park....
@@johnny_blz the Yamaha DTX10. The sounds are all original studio and you add your own FX, ambiance, compression and EQ with the sliders. The positional sensing on their TCS version pads are on every drum and are more noticeable than what I am hearing from this kit.
Any particular thoughts on the new digital hi-hat? :)
Hey Ivan, it plays/triggers outstandingly well! :)
@@drumtecTV But is it a clear upgrade from the vh13? Should I consider buying the new digital hh when using superior?
@@soulslaveone I think it would be best to test both side by side, in my personal opinion I would chose the VH14D over VH-13 any time because of the much better feel (which is subjective obviously) ;-) kind regards!
@@drumtecTV cant wait to try them out. Thanx!:)
Ann kommen wieder mal neue sound Kits für das TD17 zum Downloaden?
Hi Antonio, we do have several sound editions for the TD-17. Do you already own ALL of them? :-D
Kind regards!
Still sounds too perfect for me: every hit is identical. Is this a tweaking/velocity issue?
I think you can adjust it in the settings
I'm waiting to see this video for a long time. you always a great drummer Ralf!. Is the bass drum in this VAD706 still using the KD-9? Or it's upgraded to KD-10?
Thank you very much! :) As far as I know, KD-9 and KD-10 share the same beater area as the VAD bass drums:
th-cam.com/video/J9Ig12wXESQ/w-d-xo.html
Kind regards!
How loud is the VH-14D (acoustic sound) in comparison to - for example - ATV AD-H14?
Hey Piotr, it's pretty much the same as VH-13 or ATV, there might be slight differences but nothing drastical. VH-14 might be just a little bit more silent than an ATV, but that's only my subjective impression :) Kind regards!
Hi ! What's the verdict on these Hi hats ? worth the price ? did you feel a staggering difference with the older vh13 ? ^^
Hey Max, I personally think it is & prefer it over the VH-13. The thinner cymbals make it possible to play subtle little things nicely & the overall feeling is great.
For more "bashing" rock drumming, the ATV 14" hihat might also be a nice option (without features like the touch choke though), giving a little more "sturdy/solid/harder" feel on the cymbals. Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV thx a lot you're really helpful ! 🙂
I was expecting a bit more from the digital snare. Maybe its the limitations of mesh. The new Yamaha TCS pads seem to yeild mor positional sensing than these unless its just not as clearly demonstrated here.
Hey Ian, you can find a more detailed demo on the features of the PD-140DS & drum-tec pro series in this video if you like:
th-cam.com/video/V72n8YUFDaQ/w-d-xo.html
Unfortunately I don't have any first hand experiences with the Yamaha TCS pads, but I have to say that the combination of TD-50X and the PD-140DS (or a drum-tec pro series snare) are pretty much state-of-the-art in my experience. All the articulations & positional sensing work really great, but in the end it also depends on the snare sound which is currently selected, how obvious the position on the pad changes the sound. The more overtones & less muffled the sound, the more effect you will hear just as with an acoustic snare. Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV right on. Thanks for the link. That’s an excellent comparison between Drumtec snares and the Roland digital snare. Very impressive. I couldn’t tell even a modest difference in triggering, hotspot potential and positional sensing. Those are beautiful snares being offered by Drumtec. Beats anything on the current market. Seriously nice!
@@ianmclean5541 Thanks Ian!
How quiet is it though? Could I really play without disturbing anyone else in the house? That's the only reason why I'd consider going electronic. I shake the house with my acoustic kit.
Hi Ray, the Roland VAD bass drums are actually very loud. We have recently released a side by side comparison with the drum-tec Real Feel bass drums:
th-cam.com/video/J9Ig12wXESQ/w-d-xo.html
Kind regards!
what's that music in the intro please? 😍
Hey Mert, I am doing all the music for the intros & drum performances in the drum-tec videos myself :) you can find more drumming/music & sound demos on my private channel over here too if you like:
th-cam.com/users/digitaldrumming
Kind regards!
It amazes me how many people think Roland kits sound bad. Sure, they aren't perfect. However, they dont sound terrible to me. I would like to know how many people would actually know the difference if you blind folded them.
Hey Kent, I also think that the TD-50X has some great omboard sounds, that can still be modified & you can also add some samples for more realism. Have you checked out some of the drum-tec Sound Editions for TD-50X yet:
th-cam.com/video/tONRLbOSNuA/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/ZYnINqesDGU/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/RFD8hgBO5go/w-d-xo.html
Kind regards!
I want this kit so bad but I damn near gotta sell pharmaceutical products to afford it🤦🏽♂️
;-D
Does this thing can quantize drums while playing ???
:-D sadly not, that's something you will still have to do in post production if neccessary. Kind regards
Hi
Where can i find this kind of drums set please
Hey Caleb, you can find all kits / pads of all manufacturers on www.drum-tec.com
Feel free to get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de for further assistance and/or an individual quote on any custom kit configuration including international shipping if you like.
Kind regards!
O surdo e um motor de carro de tão forte que é
The sounds of superNintendo
I'm sure it looks cool having electronic drums that look like real drums, but isn't the extra resonance of full size shells going to make the acoustic noise louder, which is working against the whole reason for using electronic drums?
When using mesh heads, there is no resonance of the shell & big pads have about the same noise level as small ones. Still the ergonomics / playing feel do make a huge difference though, if you compare playing on a 14" mesh snare or on a 8" plastic/rubber pad. Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV Hard rubber pads definitely suck, I can only play on them for about 20 minutes before my wrists give up.
The drums Sound is amazing BUT The Cymbel i dont feel for
hello! how much does it cost? I would like to have one.
www.drum-tec.com/roland-vad706-gn-v-drums-acoustic-design-gloss-natural
Kind regards!
At first glance the Digital Hi Hat does not seem that "impressive" I am tossing getting the digital Hi Hat or selling my TD-50, Snare and Ride and going with a GEWA G9 Module and their Hi Hat, Snare, and Ride. The GEWA Hats in particular seem to trigger quite well and the snare has a workaround for cross-stick that seems to work similarly to the Roland Digital Snare... Any thoughts since you are lucky enough to have played both systems :)
Just curious- what makes you say it's not that impressive? Have you played it? It seems to trigger absolutely flawlessly after listening and watching. Did you notice a point when this wasn't the case?
@@Hotdang617 I guess I just couldn’t see or hear (granted I should play it first) any difference with my current VH-13 other than the extra 1 in of playing surface. By just looking at videos, it looks like the Hi Hat on the GEWA triggers as good (if not visually) better than the VH-13 for half the price of a VH-14-D
@@JorgeParagliding Yeah it's definitely hard to tell by watching a video. I preordered this hoping it would solve some of the things I don't prefer about my VH-13- Open to close can be a bit rough sometimes especially if you're close to closed. Also if you get a bunch of barks in quick order it can be a bit sloppy. Hoping it picks up on R vs L hand triggering as it says it will? Happy with my other digital roland products. Granted SD3 also makes all of this more variable. Good day!
In my optinion the VH-14d hihat plays outstandingly well & I prefer it a lot over the feel of a VH-13. Just my personal experience though ;) kind regards!
The price is ......not cheap
:-D
This guy could make Quaker Oats tubes sound good. meanwhil, I am still waiting for a ride cymbal tha tsounds like the classic Heavy Ping Zildjians of the 70's. As big as a Spartan shield, no swell, constant decay, clear crisp PING.
Drums sound good but still don't think the cymbals are the best they could be.
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I don’t know if it’s just me, but the symbol swells and buzz rolls don’t sound very natural on this particular kit. I’ve noticed that’s a pretty big issue with electronic drums, even nowadays when the technology is a lot better than it was say 10 years ago.
Any reference price?
www.drum-tec.de/roland-vad706-gn-v-drums-acoustic-design-gloss-natural
Kind regards!
How’s the hotspoting on the Tom’s?
Hey Jim, as far as I know the PDA-100 has a side trigger while PDA-120 & PDA-140F have the new trigger system with multiple trigger cones, so there shouldn't be any hotspot issues. You can find more info on the kit here:
www.drum-tec.com/roland-vad706-gn-v-drums-acoustic-design-gloss-natural
Kind regards!
There is no center cone so no center hotspots
Absolute beautiful kit awesome colour but way over priced.
Still sounds like synth. That’s not bad. Just saying.
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Why not just purchase a TM-2 and some Roland triggers and trigger your acoustic set? 🧐
Because the triggers don‘t have all the properties these toms have. They have three triggers, completely eliminate hotspotting and much more.
TM-2 has 2 trigger inputs as far as I know, no compatibility wiht digital pads, no positional sensing, no hihat controller compatibility etc. Wouldn't work out unfortunately, apart from this no external trigger/acoustic drum combination will get the same playing results as a manufactured Roland/drum-tec/ATV pad. Kind regards!
16000 dollars dang must be giod
Without commenting on the obvious (price) which I'm sure most people will be talking about in the comments already, honestly I think the kick drum is just too big on these sets. It looks completely out of proportion with the rest of the kit. There's absolutely no need for it to be that long. It just takes up stage space for no reason and looks kind of dumb in my opinion. Not to mention long kicks are going out of style already in the acoustic world, they're pretty 2010. There's no doubt in my mind it plays great, and sounds good in my opinion. I just don't really care for the look. Finishes are all pretty boring too. I'd take and EFNote 5 over this any day.
It’s a 22” Kick. That’s the regular “Rock size” kick for kits, especially with 10” and 12” Toms. Not to mention there’s a 14” Snare. If anything, I’d argue that the 14” Floor Tom is the only thing that throws the kit off balance.
@@kikodrums9239 It's a 22x18, 18" is just far too long in my opinion and looks really dated. Shallower kicks are more modern these days. It could have easily been a 16" or even 14" depth. Also, I agree on the 14" floor tom. If I would be deciding (I know I'm not, haha, but if I were) 10", 12", 14" toms then a 20"x14" kick. I mean if you're paying all that money, why would you want such a goofy looking setup? The kick drum literally has no benefit at all being that deep.
@@demonicsweaters 10 inches is the standard size for most shell packs these days, it's not out of the norm. If anything, a 13" tom is not something I've seen on many modern kits, unless it's customized or a dedicated rock drum kit. So you basically want huge toms and a tiny kick drum? 22 x 18 is also pretty standard for today's kits.
@@jaydoode15 💯
I have the ef note 5 kick,
16 x12 and it feels and sounds as huge as u want it, being triggered.
And for transporting to gigs it's a no brainer! I'm finished with hernia inducing equipment!
Still the same machine-gun sounds when playing fast. They should really fix their algorithms in how to process audio samples when played rapidly in succession.