Roland V-Drums TD-1DMK Electronic Drum Set Review
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If you've ever dreamed of owning your own set of mesh-headed Roland V-Drums, the impressively priced TD-1DMK is about to make your dreams a reality. This kit's dual-layer and dual-trigger mesh snare and tom pads are quiet, lifelike, and responsive - built for a custom playing experience and equipped for late-night jam sessions. Cymbals that sway like the real thing and a bulletproof kick pad that's wide enough for double-bass pedals tailor this kit to virtually any player. The TD-1 drum module's 15 preset drum kits are expressive and inspiring, with 15 play-along songs and onboard coaching tools to get you show-ready in rapid time.
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Thanks, Nick. Excellent demo. Informative, and a little humour thrown in. I am seriously thinking of getting one of these
Thanks for making this video y'all! This definitely has turned me to the td1-dmk!
That laugh at 6:11...Nick is a an amazing drummer!
They should sample that laugh somewhere on the next kit they roll out. :D
Just ordered this kit, then came across this video. What a likeable and a positive chap !
I have just got back into it with this kit as I live somewhere where an acoustic kit is not suitable anymore. It's much better than I expected! Really good quality and the mesh heads are on point!
I have just got back into it with this kit as I live somewhere where an acoustic kit is not suitable anymore. It's much better than I expected! Really good quality and the mesh heads are on point!
I played drums from 12 til around 19/20. I'm now 28, have only been behind a kit a handful of times in the last 8 years and have just purchased this kit. I can't wait.
Are you me? I know this was a year ago now but I played from 12-13 up to 18 when I moved countries and only played a few times until I picked this kit up last week at nearly 28. It's amazing how much you retain really. Nearly 10 years of not playing, haven't even touched a kit in around 6 years, yet I'm straight back into it :)
Lmao I’m debating on buying it and you might have sold me because I’m in the same boat
This is an awesome review! I'm getting my set next week!
Did you get it? Which one did you go with?
Awesome review! This set is in my wish list now.
Yeah, I’ve had this kit for a while, it’s very good and feels nice to play.
Thank you Sweetwater for this very informative review
👍🙂
I just ordered it......can`t wait to rock/shock the Dormitory with Metal/Techno/D&B ^^
Truly enjoyed watching this. :D
You are the man, Nick!
Looks like a super fun little drum set.
Brilliant demo and product 👌👌👌😎
Really enjoyed that video, thanks!
I got this for 599 about 2 months ago and I have learned so much, great for a beginner like me!
How’s it been I just ordered I’m also new I have an acoustic set at the rents just needed one for my apartment
Toebiwankonobi tip quality, this has set off my love for drumming with good quality sound and control
ragtagMatty I’m super pumped thank you man :)
That's awesome! I'm seriously considering buying this one. Just wondering if the snare has the rimshot option?
Excellent demo.
Just got a great deal on this from Sweetwater, this thing is fun! The playalong tracks are indeed more enjoyable that I was expecting. The only con I've experienced so far is the snare is a little low for me at 6'3," but can be set up perfectly for my 12 year old daughter. Very helpful demo video, thanks.
Get risers so you can lift up the entire kit if you're still looking for a solution.
@@jarsshew2722 Great idea with the risers! I've just been using a spare snare drum stand that claws in pretty tight to hold the pad, and adjusting up.
awesome am going to buy one i think!
The great thing about these Roland TD sets is that it alleviates the problem of getting drums miked correctly in the studio. Now you can plug your drums right into your board,and forget worries about "room sound",or which mics to use.. You can create your "room sound" with your reverb unit.Also,you can pick multiple drum sets which you can't do except in the largest studios.You can now record EVERYTHING (except maybe a horn or string section) in your apartment,condo or your house with disturbing anyone. These sets enable even the smallest production company to compete with the "big boys".
NURREDIN yea but they sound fake and synthtic most live drummers are gonna think it feels like a toy check out the Atv ad5 much more suited for a drummer
@@mikestein1024 But by the time you add in other instruments and voices to the mix,and listen to it over earbuds downloaded from Itunes,can the audience tell the difference?
@@NURREDIN Exactly. Leave the super expensive specialized stuff for the professionals who are already making a living off of music alone. This kit will last a starter for years and even if they move on to a more professional kit or acoustic kit, this still makes an amazing practice unit.
@@mikestein1024 Most big productions use samples to mix with the recorded drums. You'll have a Deep snare, high snare, maybe an explosion mixed with it. Sure, you're not going to record a jazz album with this, but pop, rock, metal whatever no problem.
Thank you for mentioning Melodics. I thought Synesthesia was the only program of its kind, but you may have just shown me something better.
Sold. Exactly what I’m looking for, for practicing.
hey did you buy it? how is it 1 year after?
Hey there! Yay! Thank you so much for the review! :D Enjoyed every bit of it, I am looking forward to buy this kit, couple of questions I had in my mind before I spend a savings on this, lol!
1. Can we add additional cymbals or mesh pads if I want to customize my v drums?
2. Which mesh pads or cymbals will support this kit? Or do all Roland pads support each other?
These are the 2 important questions that have been bugging me, please let me know soon! Thank you so much!
Also you can set the metronome time by holding down select while tapping the time on the pads. I haven't read the instructions but I stumble on that by trying.
do i need to buy any particular double-kick for that set? description says kick pedal isn't included - that means no kick at all or just on kick?
Hello, Druga Strona Medalu! The Roland TD-1DMK does not come with any kick pedal. If you want a double kick pedal, any of those we sell will be a great fit for that kit.
Thanks for the interest!
Cody Kraus, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1766, cody_kraus@sweetwater.com
I was looking at the Alesis Surge MK, and I have to say. This sounds WAY better. Price to performance, I'd say this is definitely the better option. I'd much rather wait to get this one!
Patch #1 actually sounds decent. You could buy it for that alone. You used to have to spend thousands on the flagship sets to get a decent sound. The reactive metronome is awesome too. These are great for bedrooms or apartments where noise levels are at a premium.
I just got this thing and can confirm you're right, patch 1 is super fun. It's a nicely roided out rock kit that sounds great on almost everything. It is very compact too.
yeah but there's no midi out, and ONLY mini jack. For kids it's ok. But for example can't use with ableton or any DAW.
@@karhuttamas Is the USB on the site not Midi compatible?
@@djstiltz3117 nope
@@karhuttamas 17:10
I'm on the fence on which Roland set to get. I was thinking about getting TD -11KV, but it cost a tad bit more. I liked the fact that that one already has double pedals, but the price on this caught my eye. So my question for any of you is should I spend more and get that one, or save some money and get this? I also want to know if I can record some beats (without the metronome but still using it) to the USB?? Oh and 2 more questions. Do I have to eventually have to change the heads? And can I program in a certain sound...like some dubstep sounds or maybe a dog bark lol? Let me know. Thanks.
John Lovitz is a pretty good drummer 🥁
Hahaha
ouch😂
@AJ Gentile he looks pretty similar, man
Nick could make 2 pencils and a set of coffee cans sound good.
Saludos, si luego quiero actualizar el modulo, puedo usar los mismos cables? porque veo que es un solo conector que va conectado al modulo
Sounds, and looks great. I really hope it's extensible :)
If you are talking about an additional cymbal then yes
ADUPS [Will Be Back] is it important wich cymbal Model you choose? For example: does it have to be the Roland cy 5 or is it possible to connect the cy 8 for example?
Thanks for the video. I have just one doubt. Is it possible to increase the volume of the individual pads? The volume of the kick drum is very low. Kindly help me in this regards.
I watched the Andersons review of this kit and they said you can adjust each pads volume, including the kick drum.
No you can’t can’t, however if you have decent headphones each pad will be at a good level (from my experience).
The sound quality of Roland drums is so superior to Alesis I want a kit to add drums on a multi track recorder Roland has the convincing sound.
The Alesis sounds like a toy compared to Roland. 😕
Хорошее описание спасибо ! )
I'm thinking about getting this but I have a couple questions. Does it have cross sticking on the snare and can you expand the module too add another cymbal?
@@pomegranatepicker864 As an owner of this kit I can say there is an extra cable that comes with the pad cables for an extra crash cymbal, but the two sounds on the snare are the head sound and a rim shot sound, no cross stick sound.
Sam Morgan Does it have the midi out port
@@Tired_drummer yes, it has a MIDI output over USB
Can you add a different snare pad to get the rim shot and cross stick/add a different brain without losing all the other features?
I have those exact same lamps. Got them at Target.
lmao i'll be sure to write that down
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I have this model, but holding the cymbals doesn’t stop the sound like you’re showing. Any ideas what I could be doing wrong?
Hi,
I would like to ask, how you recorded the kit?
I already own it and I am now looking for a way to record what I play.
I tried it using the USB port, but as far as I know I can only use it for MIDI. How did you get the raw sound?
I would be pleased if you could help me!
harmonic.oscillator I don’t own the kit yet, but I think you probably just use some sort of cable to connect the headphone output to a external recorder or computer. You may even be able to connect it to a phone, I’ll try to let you know when I get mine in a week or so.
Hey guys, any updates about this?
looks like there's a headphone mini jack output, I'd get a mini jack to jack cable/trs/xlr etc and plug it into whichever you use to record :)
700 bucks for a set of Rolands. Yowsa. That's awesome.
says 839 on website. dammnit. did I miss something?
scratch that. that price was with the pedal. my bad
Hi this may be a weird question but I am a guitar player and I was wondering for a speaker would I be able to use an amp for when I want to practice with some friends? Thank you
I believe you can do this with any of those mini amps, but you would need an auxiliary cable.
Hey there...
Question:
Are these drums easily tuneable?
Meaning...do you have access to changing the pitch on each one?
Or on the td-1dmk is the pitch fixed and not adjustable?
thanks much!
Hello, Spiral Kinetic Fitness Mastery! Though the TD-1 drum module has 15 different drum kits for you to choose from, you cannot alter the pitch of the drums within each kit.
Thanks for the interest!
Cody Kraus, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1766, cody_kraus@sweetwater.com
What a time to be broke, I'm so tempted.
try a payment plan, its better than dropping 700+ all at once
can you swap out the snare pad for a larger Roland mesh pad and then move the 8" pad to the floor tom spot? Seems like an easy good upgrade.
Thanks for the question, Frank. Yes, you can do that no problem. The only issue I can see is, depending on what pad you upgrade to, it could cost almost half or more of what the entire kit costs! Let me know if you have other questions.
Derek Senestraro, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1243
Is it possible to connect to a EZ drummer or superior drummer kindly reply ?
Hi, Paul! Yes you can! Thanks to the MIDI over USB, you can use it to control drum libraries, or other virtual percussion instruments.
If you have questions, feel free to give me a call at the number below.
Brandt Miller, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1628, brandt_miller@sweetwater.com
The sound is very nice, I like it sooo much!
But is it possible to change the sounds between different kits? For excample, if i like to put a sound of the "Percussion kit" on the ride of my "Rock kit". Can I change them between the kits to get a individual kit? Cause there are no user kits to build your own kit out of all the sounds ant safe them :(
User kits are very useful, would be bad, if there is no chance to edit the kits.
A bit late but still might as well confirm. You are sadly not able to change different drums to different kits and you are only able to use the kits it gives for all the drums
Plug it into a computer and run Addictive drums. You can assign any pad to hundreds of better sounds
If you add another crash cymbal, can you adjust the pitch of one of them or are you stuck with 2 crash cymbals that sound exactly the same?
Hey, matic1203cc. Thanks for your interest. They wouldn’t sound the same. They will be different sounding.
I hope this helps.
Jason Thiele, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1391, jason_thiele@sweetwater.com
Hi Nick
I've had this kit for a year now, just wondering if you or anyone else would know how to change date drum sound on the pad as I've got an extra floor tom that currently sounds like a china how do I get that back to a floor tom
Can I use an instrument cable from the brain to a channel on my interface and record on Reaper? I'm new at this.
"Preconfigured. One connection into the brain".
So can you not substitute another brain that uses individual 1/4 inch inputs? Hard to tell from the angle here, and on the website. Thanks.
Hi, Baphomick! You would be able to use a different sound module with the kit if you wanted to upgrade or expand. The "One connection" is just the type of cable it uses. So, you would also need to get some cabling to make it all work, as well. Thanks for your interest!
Mike Wuchter, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1789
Hey, Bob. You are correct, this sound module does not have a traditional MIDI input and output, just USB. So, if you would like to be able to use another brain you would be replacing the one that comes with this kit. However, if you interfaced the module with a computer there are a number of great drum applications that you would be able to use it with to expand your sound palette. Great question!
Mike Wuchter, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1789
Why nobody mentions that td1 dmk has a cybal expansion option?
If i bought this kit, Could i replace the right symbol with another crash symbol? Because im used to hitting a crash symbol thats on the right side
I don't own the kit but it looks like each component has its own colored cable, so maybe just change places of the cables?
there is a second crash cable, you could plug it into the right-side cymbal pad instead of the ride cable
Does it need an amplifier and also can the module be changed from td1 to any other and can sounds be inputted in the module
Hello, Linda! The TD-1DMK will need either an amplifier or a set of headphones to be heard. The pads and cymbals connect to the module via a proprietary wiring diagram. That said, the pads can be used with another module if new cables are purchased for said module. External sounds cannot be loaded into this module.
Thanks for the interest!
Cody Kraus, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1766, cody_kraus@sweetwater.com
Question if you can answer. I’m thinking about getting this kit. Do you think if I loosen the left and right side I could fold it to put away when I am not using it? I don’t have enough room to keep a set up all the time and the ones that do fold Worry me with the sound because they are so cheap. I know these Roland kits are good.
Hey, kay kay. Thanks so much for your interest. It actually folds up quite nicely. I usually fold it up and put it in the closet when I’m done practicing. I hope this helps.
Jason Thiele, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1391, jason_thiele@sweetwater.com
Seems that the snare is randomly changing sounds in the section starting at 11:40. Is that velocity related or perhaps you are hitting where the trigger mechanism is touching the head sometimes?
woow, i haven't figured out before. If the kit has such a problem, it's too awful, then i won't be buying this
Pretty sure it's triggering the rim shot sound.
@@ericsdrumlab4750 I solved the issue by decreasing the sensitivity of the snare a lot. It works, but then just forget about the rim shot, it becomes just a single zone snare which works for me since I play mostly metal.
I need to know, Alesis Surge or Roland V Drums TD-1? Please I need answers :)
Is there a way I can get more cymbals for this set ?
Can you assign different sounds on each pad like other Roland modules? Can the kids be customized?
Hello, drumlord29! The 15 drum kits on this module are pre set - you cannot tweak individual sounds or make custom drum kits on the TD-1DMK.
Thanks for the interest!
Cody Kraus, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1766, cody_kraus@sweetwater.com
How about the side stick?
I want to ask everyone here why there is always a little bit sound of crash cymbal when I hit the hi-hat and kick-drum. I use a Roland TD-1DMK, please help
Its probably because the kick pad is attacked to the rack. You might want to buy a standalone kick pad tower.
Anyone know if the module can be upgraded to accommodate more sounds/parameters?
anyone have this answer?
Im really freaking confused.... Im seeing on your website it has midi and usb...but other videos saying that isnt possible....please help..does this have midi out and in...i need it too. If not ..is it possible to switch out the brain with an alesis model. I really want this one because it has everything else id need for a beginner. Please help!
Hey, Aniukko. Yes, it does have MIDI over USB. The USB connection transmits the MIDI signal. Thanks for your interest.
Jason Thiele, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1391, jason_thiele@sweetwater.com
Hi Nick, I went from an Alesis to a Roland.
It's far better, I recommend Roland.
I was about to get an Alesis until I found this video
Good choice
Lots of alesis kits are made by a cheap Chinese company
Can you assign the pads/notes to use with other software? Addictive Drums, etc? Would've been good to show.
Hey, sbrave. Thanks so much for your interest. Yes, you can. It works vie USB MIDI.
I hope this helps.
Jason Thiele, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1391, jason_thiele@sweetwater.com
Those who have it, does the ride cymbal have a middle bell section like a real ride cymbal!?? How do u use the bell and/or regular ride
Hey, Michael. Thanks for reaching out. These do have a bell sound. They are dual trigger pads.
I hope this helps.
Jason Thiele, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1391, jason_thiele@sweetwater.com
Can I use this module with an acoustic drum? I would pair with the KT10 kick just get the kick sounds from it.
Thanks for your interest. You sure can. However, the TD1 module has a snake harness for inputs so you will have to use that in order to get the KT10 triggered through that module.
Hope this helps.
Jason Thiele, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1391, jason_thiele@sweetwater.com
What double bass drum pedal do you use in this video?
Mapex falcon double pedal
Is it compatible with Windows 10? Thanks
Am I correct that this does have usb so I can trigger my midi kits in Logic? Because someone in the comments was saying it didn't have that capability. Sounds ridiculous that it wouldn't if that's the case. If so what sort of USB cord does it come with .. if any?
Hello, Fiveash-Art! The TD1DMK can be used as a MIDI controller to trigger kits within Logic or any other DAW. It passes MIDI information via USB. It doesn’t come with that cable, but it requires a standard USB B to A cable like this:
www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/USBAB15--hosa-usb-215ab-15-foot
Thanks for the interest!
Cody Kraus, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1766, cody_kraus@sweetwater.com
@@sweetwater Ok .. Thanks .. I've just bought the TD-07DMKX , drum throne, and kick pedal.. I assume it's the same sort of connection as the one you mentioned. I've got one of those cords already so I'm good to go when my kit gets here Monday... Just ordered from you guys last night and it's already been shipped. Ya'll Rock!
That kick pad seems better than the one I have to put bricks in front of not to move
Lol same
Thought I was about to get rick rolled @5:38
TD-1DMK or TDX522K
Which one is recommended?
Roland. I have the dtx532k and I dont like it. Had a roland td11kv and it was much better.
The 522 is far superior
Bought this kit a month ago.sounds amazing..everything seems perfect but for some reason cymbal choke is not working even if i carefully follow the designated cable for the pads and cymbals.any suggestions?
Trying holding/pressing it a little harder. It requires some force.
Is there any user kits?
Can you use this kit with Superior Drummer?
Hi, Matt! This kit will work wonderfully with Superior Drummer. You will just need to connect the USB output to your computer, and the program pretty much does the rest of the work for you. Thanks for your interest!
Mike Wuchter, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1789
Roland TD-1DMK or Yamaha DTX 522K for the begginer drummer? I'm thinking of buying one of them in the UK. Roland is for 499 pounds and Yamaha for 549 pounds. Yamaha has a quieter bass pedal pad and a more powerful main control module, but Roland has a lower price and all Mesh pads. I also want to work with iPhone and Logic Pro X.
Same question. :x idk which one i should buy.
@@michaelmartins177 I bought Yamaha DTX 522K :)
@@gigsmaniac1075 did you like it? (:
How do you turn off the metronome when playing along to songs?
Thanks for the question. You certainly can do that. According to the manual, it indicates to "long press the metronome button and then use the + - keys to the make the display indicate off" and that will do it! Let me know if you have other questions. Thanks!
Derek Senestraro, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1243
Sweetwater that worked, thank you :)
Is there any way to control the volume of each pad?
Thank you!
Hi, Joe. This particular kit will only give you a master volume. However, when you move up through the line of options from Roland, individual volume control becomes a feature. Thanks for your interest!
Mike Wuchter, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1789, michael_wuchter@sweetwater.com
Yes you can adjust the volume of every pad and cymbal
Yes, just go into the settings and change the sensitivity of each pad. The volume increases with sensitivity.
Can you use an external drum library for other sounds?
Hey, Paul. You sure can. It would connect via USB to your computer.
I hope this helps.
Cheers,
Jason Thiele, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1391, jason_thiele@sweetwater.com
Is the module compatible with RT30K triggers?
Hey, Tejaab. Thanks so much for your interest. Since the RT30K is single zone, it would work.
I hope this helps.
Jason Thiele, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1391, jason_thiele@sweetwater.com
I just bought this set for my son who is learning to play the drums. I was told that I can hook up an external amp/speaker but can't seem to figure out how to do that. All amps seem to require a 1/4" cable but the drum set only has a 3.5mm output jack. Can I hook up an amp?
This should do the trick.
www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/GMP113--hosa-gmp-113-1-4-inch-ts-female-to-3.5mm-ts-male-adapter
anyone here knows what the footprint is for this kit?trying to figure if it will fit in my room
Thanks for the inquiry, Hizkia. That kit can be made pretty small and narrow. You can move in both the right and left side sections as tight as possible and that will be a pretty small footprint. Hard to give you a specific measurement, but it would be about as small as you could get with a 5-piece drumset. I hope that is helpful.
Derek Senestraro, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1243, derek_senestraro@sweetwater.com
What's the best kit in this price range for Urban voicings - Rap / Hip Hop / R&B... ect? Roland? Yamaha? Alesis?....
Thanks for the interest, Markus. In that price range, I do like the playability and feel of the Roland kits. Certainly you are limited in sound choices with that type of kit, but depending on what you are doing, you can always either use virtual instrument drum sounds from your computer or trigger some type of other sounds if you are looking for variety. And of course, if you are using for recording, then you can capture your performance on the TD1 in MIDI data and use whatever sounds you want in your DAW. Let me know if you have other questions.
Derek Senestraro, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1243, derek_senestraro@sweetwater.com
@@sweetwater Thanks Derek, Brian F. hooked me up with the perfect kit for me a few days ago. I went with the Roland TD-17KV. I appreciate the Sweetwater team and your willingness to help and educate.
Are you able to upgrade the module?
Yes
Does td 1 dmk have rim shot?
Yes but not cross stick i think
is it possible to change the brain? (drum module) with a roland also of course
Hey, Gabby. Thanks for the question! Yes, you can do that. It does have a DB25 multi-pin output, but other drum modules do, as well. If you had one that didn't, you'd just need individual cables.
Let me know if you have other questions!
Derek Senestraro, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1243
@@sweetwater alright my honest problem is the sound of the cymbals of this dmk. should I replace the sound module or the cymbals? :D
Tell me more about how you are using the kit, Gabby. If live or for practice, you could change the module. If you can use with a computer, there are some drum virtual instruments you could trigger via MIDI that have fantastic cymbal sounds.
Derek Senestraro, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1243
Are the sounds from the td50 or td17
is it possible to add an extra cymbal and or tom?
Thanks for the interest, David. I'm happy to help you. The TD-1 is their most basic kit, so it doesn't allow for adding on to the drum module. You would need to go up to the next kit, the TD-17. Let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks!
Derek Senestraro, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1243
@@sweetwater I'm pretty sure you can add one crash. I have the TD-1kv which is the first version of this kit with exactly the same module and there is a cable for an extra crash.
No extra tom though.
@@sweetwater i have td-1 kv and you can add additional crash. You cannot add tom of course. So if there is no slot for another cymbal in this set, it is even worse than td-1 kv??!!?
Do you need Amp for this or can I just use my good 🎧
Hey, 31musick93. Good headphones will work. You’ll want an amp for other people to hear you.
I hope hope this helps.
Jason Thiele, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1391, jason_thiele@sweetwater.com
can i inquire about the connection of the module to the speaker.
It depends on the speaker you are using. If the speaker takes a 1/8" plugin you can use an auxiliary 1/8" cable from the output jack to the speaker and it should work fine. If the speaker takes a 1/4" plugin you will have to buy a 1/8" male to 1/4" female adapter to plug into the module, at which you can plug a 1/4" aux cord from the module to the speaker.
@@sammorgan7914 thank you. but the module has only one input, either for headphones or for the speaker connection. is there any possible way where i can wear my headphone with the speaker connected at the same time?
Roland td-1dmk or alesis command mesh kit or alesis Crimson 2 ?
Please HELP !!!!!
roland sets are more durable. Alesis may break apart after a while. Roland is quality build but expensive. On the other hand you can buy a middle level set from alesis at the same price of an entry level roland.
@@Niko-vh8pj thankyou, I've ordered Roland td-1dmk :)
Chabilal Sapkota good. I have used td-1 kv for two years. It was decent. Now i have improved my skills a lot and i am about to buy td-17 kvx. In my opinion td-1 dmk is an excellent entry level kit.
Alesis cymbals are all single zone. I wish this Roland set had come out earlier :(
Will ez drummer 2 work with this kit
Hello, DRUM ON! The USB port on the TD-1DMK supports MIDI connectivity. So yes, the TD-1DMK can be used to control EZDrummer.
Thanks for the interest!
Cody Kraus, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1766, cody_kraus@sweetwater.com
Is it possible to add another crash symbol?
Hi, Imran. You could add another crash cymbal. However, you would have to sacrifice the dual zone capabilities of one of the cymbals on the kit to do so. Feel free to give us a call and we can go over all of the details of how that works. Thanks for you interest!
Mike Wuchter, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1789, michael_wuchter@sweetwater.com
@@sweetwater what's a dual zone capabilities?
Hi Nick.
Like so many others, I loved your review... a lot of information and very little BS. On the back of your review I purchased this item for my children ( and, maybe, me...) You mentioned the phrase " Right out of the box " several times. However you did not mention that this product cannot be played " right out of the box" as it does not come with drum sticks and, more significantly ( and certainly more expensively!) it does not come with a kick pedal for the bass unit! Worthy of mention in an independent review, I would have thought.
You also state that you assembled the entire kit in 10 minutes.....this is plainly not true as you had a kick pedal and drum sticks! Also, as a veteran of multiple assemblies, both furniture and musical, it took me 10 minutes to figure out where the hell to arrange the pieces for assembly ( after taking about 8 minutes to release them from their packaging )
I challenge you to post a real time video showing your 10 minute assembly..." Right out of the box", as you say yourself!
I know zip about drums or how to assemble / play them but I am truly encouraged by your excellent review. Just give us the reality messages too...
Love your relaxed style and encouragement oozing from this review....
10:15 Wow! it even has a Rush mode 🤣
can this do rimshots? never showed here
Hey, low ag. Thanks for your interest. Yes, you can. The pads are dual zone. When it comes to a rim click, you'd have to configure the rim to have that sound.
I hope this helps.
Jason Thiele, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222 4700 ext. 1391, jason_thiele@sweetwater.com
can the snare get cross stick sound?
Hello, Chandra! The TD1 module does not support cross sticking in the traditional sense, but if you are to strike the head and the rim simultaneously, it will produce a rim shot tone, which could be used in place of a cross stick.
Thanks for the interest!
Cody Kraus, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1766, cody_kraus@sweetwater.com
Does the module support tri zone?
Hello, Harry! Great question. This one does not support three zone triggers. It maxes out at dual zone for the snare, ride, and crash. All others are single zone.
Thanks for the interest!
Cody Kraus, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1766, cody_kraus@sweetwater.com
does the snare have a rim trigger?
Hi, John. The snare, as well as all of the toms, are dual zone triggers. So, you will be able to play the head and the rim on all four of the drums. In addition to that, the cymbals are all dual zone, as well! Thanks for your interest!
Mike Wuchter, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1789
@@sweetwater Does that mean the player can use crossstick?
Can I buy a 3rd crash cymbal (optional)?
Michael Gilbert yes, sometimes it comes with an extra Ride cymbal for free
Thanks so much now in case I need more information about Sweetwater what is the phone number?
what is the difference between TD-1DMK vs TD-07DMK
Hello, PJ! The two kits are very similar, but they come with different modules. There are 15 drum kits on the TD-1DMK and individual sounds cannot be changed. The TD-07DMK, on the other hand, has a total of 143 instrument sounds that can be arranged into kits.
Thanks for the interest!
Cody Kraus, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1766, cody_kraus@sweetwater.com