Hi Gabe! Great review of the EAD10. Here's a drum cover i recorded useing the EAD10 and rec´n share app. My favorite preset is #1 Arena, On this video I have turned down the reverb a lot, so the drums sound more natural. Here's the link! th-cam.com/video/Nr9UtFRpSvo/w-d-xo.html
I would use them simultaneously with my studio mics for recording. Then blend as desired during post production. I'm gonna be getting one of these soon. (House taxes coming due first....lol)
I need to be conscious of being to loud in my current living situation so I recently purchased this and three triggers for my snare, rack and floor tom going on my kit with Remo silent stroke heads and low volume cymbals. I'm hoping that I'll be able to get some decent recordings. Do you notice any latency?
I love the Yamaha EAD10. Let me provide you with some examples and tutorials (since your following is much bigger then mine, and they can still benefit from it I would maintain) 😅🤩 Recent sound example: th-cam.com/users/shorts44zV72Wqex4?feature=share Sound tutorial on drums with and without it: th-cam.com/video/kASKxDjFmNA/w-d-xo.html And how ta add 5 extra triggers for fatter sound: th-cam.com/video/B737ieTS_x0/w-d-xo.html Enjoy, and keep drumming! 🙏🏻 , John
My drummer got one of these from Yamaha. I am a guitarist/songwriter/producer and the possibilities of this thing is off the charts. Using it for cloud collaboration and for blending in live environments is mind boggling.
bro..ur video quality and production are absolutely amazing.....if u compare ur 1st video and the present......BOY!!! that's huge ......can u name that camera... u know that had rotated on ur side?:)
For live playing, I use a Roland TM-6 Pro with triggers on Mylar heads and depending on how loud or quiet I need the kit to be, I add some dampening to the drums and blend the trigger sounds with the acoustic sound kit sound. It sounds incredible and I don’t have to worry about microphone bleed. I also find that with mylar heads, I don’t get buried in the mix like I do with mesh. However, if you are buying the EAD for the record and share option, it seems like a great tool.
I'd definitely use it for smaller lessons such as IG. For quick tutorials and 1 minute playthroughs, I think it works really well. This is especially considering people watch those kinds of videos on phones with somewhat crappy speakers, so I firmly believe the recording quality for those kinds of videos will work well in that setting.
Best review period~! Nice feature is looping sections of music, yourself or slowing tempo of a song w the app on iPad. Great woodshedding piece of gear.
I wish you could’ve sued your floor Tom farthest away to hear how really low the mic picks it up. Pretty cool tho. I’m still debating on what my next investment should be, since I own a larger set and I’d like to record some of my tracks with my band. I have 4 rack toms and two floor toms. Maybe it’s too much for this, but this tool sounds and looks promising. By the way you’re one of my favorite drummers on social media. 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Always killing it, man! I have a question. What would you buy? A pro electronic drumkit or the yamaha EAD 10? I already have an acoustic kit, but the only time I have to practice is at night, so I wanted to buy the roland TD-17KVX because of obvious reasons. But this really caught my attention. Thanks!
How’s your setup these days? I currently have an acoustic kit and a Roland TD17kvx in my garage. It’s taking up way too much space and I barely play the electric kit so I’m wondering if I should pick this up
Thank you for the review! I have a question.. Can i use this with mesh heads and low volume cymbals to get a better sound? I've used gaffer tape currently to my mesh heads and i am getting better tone. Will ead10 help me hear my kit better?
Great review. I see some mics on your kit- I am assuming that all the sounds we are hearing is coming from the EAD being triggered mixed acoustic on its own stereo mic and its own samples with no additional mics? You also have a kick drum trigger going into the module? Thanks!
Brotha! new Camera Slider is Sooo sick! that thing is Awesome! I think it would be a good tool for the gigging drummer who plays multiple genres through out the week! more space filled
Hi I really enjoyed your video, thank you so much for sharing this information. I'm thinking about buying a Yamaha EAD10 to record my band's songs. Do you believe the sound quality that the EAD10 records is good enough to be in a quality recording? Thanks for the information!
Is there any issues with live performances considering this Mic captures all the drumkit ? Maybe some sounds from guitar, percussion or bass guitar close to you ?
Hey Drum Beats Online, Can you please do a comparison video between the EAD10 and the standard microphone kit that you use? Liked your videos and I appreciate your effort!
Hello. I live in Chile. Great youtube Channel. This EAD-10 works like de TM-2? Can I add my own samples , import them to the EAD_10 through usb port and to assing them to pads ???? It is compatible with Roland Triggers RT series ???
Thanks for making this awesome video. Few questions Here, does it work with EMads bass drum heads? Or can I place it in front of bass drum? And, I only use one Tom on top and then a 22” ride on the other side. What do you recommend? Should I place it under the Tom? Thanks. .
Salvador Murillo yes it will work with an Emad head. Unlike other triggers, this one picks up from the head and the rim. As for placement, that’s something you have to experiment with yourself. Personally, I had to move my ride a bit so it wouldn’t be so loud. Like he says in the video, whatever is closest to the source will be the loudest.
I'm seriously thinking of getting this! I'd use it for 2 main things: 1) to record drum covers and 2) to record my drums for my songs, connected directly to my computer. I found this and i think it can suit me well since i don't have any experience on recording, mixting or EQ, i've done some research on it, though. So, i think a very easy way to do what i want for my necessities. Besides, it would be way cheaper than buying some mics and an interface. That's mainly My purpose. Do you think it can work for me well?
I think it totally depends on what you are going for. Clearly you can get a killer sound from the EAD 10 plus a whole bunch of awesome effects. But you'll have less control of your overall mix than standard mics. So there are trade offs for sure.
Eddie Leyva for smaller venues it works great. You just have to adjust the mic gain settings so you’re not putting “too much” drums in the mix. That can be especially taxing if your band uses in ears.
Awesome review! Some minor things to point out. This is great for small gigs and yes you have to be very careful of the cymbal bleed into the Mics. That being said, it’s just a matter of experimentation with the mic setting itself. Once you get it dialed in though it’s great. No overheads needed! Plus, you CAN record to a USB Flash drive as well. They’re seemingly inexpensive and easy to use as well. Plus no other cables or adapters to use! Personally though, I’m with you. Kind of bummed about the fact that they didn’t provide, or even sell them separately, the cables and connectors needed to be able to record and upload videos! It makes no sense to me? When the EAD first came out, it was only compatible with iPhones anyway, so why not just include the adapter or make it available through Yamaha?
Is it now on android? I'm thinking of purchasing and will be wanting t use the function of that app mainly. I've checked android app store and can't find it anywhere?
Joel Allport I don’t think it is? As far as I know, still only on iOS? I saw another review where the reviewer mentioned maybe buying a cheap used iPad or iPod touch and you’d be able to use the app? I know it’s extra money and an extra step, but the quality of the videos and audio are great!
@@drumfanatik316 very strange how it's not on android. Hopefully it's only a matter of time. Yeah I did consider that. Only trouble is the video wouldn't be quite as good then as it will be a lower second hand model as opposed to my galaxy S9.
So you can adjust the cymbal bleed into mics? or do yu just hit cymbals easier or move them farther away from the mics. My main reason for getting this would be live gigs if feasible?
@@motodrummer just like any mic, it’s going to pick up what’s closest to it. The way I set my live kit up, it picks up a lot of my ride. To avoid that, I angle the EAD Mic towards the left away from the ride. Then you can adjust the gain on the mics themselves. Like I said, it’s all pretty much experimentation. It’s also great to use as a monitoring system for yourself. It’s a very useful tool, just a matter of trial and error!
Thanks for the video. I bought one a few months ago, and I've been incredibly disappointed. It's cool to plug in a set of headphones and get that instant "big sound". But I've had a ton of trouble with it from the get-go. Including a nasty static/hiss (I replaced the cables, cleaned the jacks, and even had a tech open up the unit and inspect it.... no luck). The kick trigger can be a little unpredictable (not triggering at all then suddenly triggering super loud). Turning it on and off again SOMETIMES helps. And I haven't been able to figure out how to record to USB either- something that should be simple but hasn't been. The EAD 10 is a nice little novelty item, but my sense is that this is a relatively new idea in the drum/technology world and they have a ways to go before it functions at a level that's worth the $$.
May have gotten a defective unit. I bought one a week ago and don’t know how I went this long without one. I’m using it specifically to have that mic’d compressed sound in my headphones when I’m playing, just because it’s so satisfying to hear it in real time while playing, and to record myself and work on areas in my playing that I might be weak in. That being said, I probably wouldn’t use it for anything other than what I’m using it for, but just having that instant gratification of playing a mic’d kit alone was worth the purchase for me
I was super surprised how solid the natural no EQ sounded. If I got it that would for sure be my go to setting. It’s simple and to the point. Also what adapter where you referring to? Are you referring to the 8th inch or the adapter for an iPhone or android I was a little confused
Yeah it's pretty awesome! You need an adapter to plug in a USB cable to your phone. So that could be USB-8th inch or USB- whatever iphone inputs are now.
I downloaded rec n share app, downloaded some songs from apple music and the app keeps telling me „This data cannot be selected” under each song. Any idea whats going on ? Dope video tho !
Yes, but be mindful that you have an open mic and could have monitor feedback (if you are not using in-ears). It's also great as just a personal monitor mix for live playing. Take the board feed into the aux in and you can hear the band AND your drums through your headphones. It has an incredible headphone amp build it.
How necessary is it to use in ears with this when playing live in small to medium-sized rooms? I was thinking about plugging headphones directly into the unit and keeping it low enough to hear everything else from the monitor wedge as well. I don't really want to use a personal mixer or headphone amp and complicate things
I am calling BS on the iTunes functionality. Apple has restricted the access to the licensed content. Why has this been left out of this glowing review?
Can the Microphone be attached somewhere besides the Bass Drum? I play a Rack and sit pretty low, my Ride sits directly above my Bass Drum about 3" so I'm wondering if that might take away from picking up the rest of the Kit. Mine should arrive in a day or 2 but figured I'd throw the question out If anyone has experience with this (Positioning of the Mic).
Bostaph yes! There are a ton of settings on this thing! There’s metal, then speed metal, plus some hard and solid rock it’s called. But you can also make your own “scene” as they call it which gives you the option of taking parts of pre-loaded scenes you like, and using them in your own scene. This thing is very versatile.
@@drumfanatik316 Thank you for letting me know DrumFanatik316! I was thinking of getting this. The price is pretty good but I just wasn't seeing people using it for metal or hardcore. Maybe I will give it a shot then. Thanks again dude.
Haha it had a growth-spirt! Truth be told I just combined my two kits because I was re-arranging some gear the other day. So I figured I'd get experimental!
Yes. If it's in your itunes library or from your dropbox, it will load into the Rec'n'Share app. Generates a click and then you can play along and make a video. It will let you mix the balance of stereo audio track and your stereo drums track. Save it and sent it right to TH-cam, email, or even text it to anyone.
Afonso Ramalho essentially yes. But you have to go into the mic settings and turn the gain down on the Mics themselves. Kind of defeats the purpose for what the unit is intended for though. When I use mine in a live setting at gigs, I turn the Mics down, but not off. I still want the effects coming through the PA, plus it eliminates the need for overheads. One less thing to set up and tear down!
I tried this on a few live gigs. Yes there was a lot of cymbal bleed and also I couldn’t get the kick thumpy enough. Even w/ our subs and effects. I had to use my kick mic. I also tried to trigger percussion sounds off a dtx pad but the gain just wasn’t loud enough. For monitoring this thing was great though. That was my take on it.
Hi Michael.. yep same here.. and the bass Trigger ??? if you mash the beater to the bass head you get one sound, not so much the effect thought, then when you hit bass and let beater fly back sometime you actually get the effect-only sometimes ??? I don't no, still playing with it. I never have any problems with my Roland kit or Roland triggers on one of my acoustic kits,
I've been using the Yamaha's EAD 10 module in our band to get the drums' signal and send it to to our mixing console so that it can play it through the PA speakers in our setting. Soon, our sound mixing guy tells me that all the sound that is sent to the module into the auxiliary input from the the mixing console is passing by and being sent back to the mixing console together with the drums' signal from the output of the module. So for example, instead of just receiving the drums' sound in the mixing console from the module all the other instruments are being sent as well. Is it normal for this to happen? The sound mixing guy is asking me to configure so that just the drums' signal is sent to the mixing console through its output. Bur for some reason the signal that I receive to monitor and play on top of it is sent together with the drums' signal. Is this normal to happen? Is this a default setting from the factory? I've tried to look at the manuals but couldn't find anything regarding this matter. Would greatly appreciate any help! Thank you!
Unfortunately, I don't think you can extract only the drums' signal and throw it to the mixing console. It will capture all the other signals as well which is why this device is recommended for smaller gigs/simple setups, not for live monitoring environments. However, do let me know if you do found a solution to this. Would like to hear from you.
Steve Arsenault you can use other triggers with it. I use a Roland trigger bar, and 2 zone trigger pad with mine as well as a 3 zone Yamaha DTX. No compatibility issues at all.
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What would you use the EAD for? And what's your favorite preset?? Let me know!
Hi Gabe! Great review of the EAD10. Here's a drum cover i recorded useing the EAD10 and rec´n share app.
My favorite preset is #1 Arena, On this video I have turned down the reverb a lot, so the drums sound more natural.
Here's the link! th-cam.com/video/Nr9UtFRpSvo/w-d-xo.html
space toms!
I would use them simultaneously with my studio mics for recording.
Then blend as desired during post production.
I'm gonna be getting one of these soon. (House taxes coming due first....lol)
I need to be conscious of being to loud in my current living situation so I recently purchased this and three triggers for my snare, rack and floor tom going on my kit with Remo silent stroke heads and low volume cymbals. I'm hoping that I'll be able to get some decent recordings. Do you notice any latency?
I love the Yamaha EAD10. Let me provide you with some examples and tutorials (since your following is much bigger then mine, and they can still benefit from it I would maintain) 😅🤩
Recent sound example:
th-cam.com/users/shorts44zV72Wqex4?feature=share
Sound tutorial on drums with and without it:
th-cam.com/video/kASKxDjFmNA/w-d-xo.html
And how ta add 5 extra triggers for fatter sound:
th-cam.com/video/B737ieTS_x0/w-d-xo.html
Enjoy, and keep drumming! 🙏🏻
, John
My drummer got one of these from Yamaha. I am a guitarist/songwriter/producer and the possibilities of this thing is off the charts. Using it for cloud collaboration and for blending in live environments is mind boggling.
I totally agree!
Thx for this review
So you use this live? No other mics or overheads?
@@motodrummerNope!
I need to get one of these. I enjoyed the camera work in this! I think my favorite preset is Compression.
They are a TON of fun that's for sure! I'm glad you liked the new camera gear Nate! Yeah the compression is really nice on this!
Ya compression sounds best
Your half time transition is just spot on.. I could just listen to this beat all day!
bro..ur video quality and production are absolutely amazing.....if u compare ur 1st video and the present......BOY!!! that's huge
......can u name that camera... u know that had rotated on ur side?:)
Thanks so much dude! That means a lot! The camera that was on the slider is a Canon SL2.
I see you have overhead mics there? you should really feed us the EAD 10 sound only
We need an updated studio and gear tour!! That cymbal display man 🔥🔥
Haha you might be right!
For live playing, I use a Roland TM-6 Pro with triggers on Mylar heads and depending on how loud or quiet I need the kit to be, I add some dampening to the drums and blend the trigger sounds with the acoustic sound kit sound. It sounds incredible and I don’t have to worry about microphone bleed. I also find that with mylar heads, I don’t get buried in the mix like I do with mesh. However, if you are buying the EAD for the record and share option, it seems like a great tool.
I'd definitely use it for smaller lessons such as IG. For quick tutorials and 1 minute playthroughs, I think it works really well. This is especially considering people watch those kinds of videos on phones with somewhat crappy speakers, so I firmly believe the recording quality for those kinds of videos will work well in that setting.
I totally agree!
Try it with good headphones... ❤
Thanks for replying to that one guy and letting us know that you had your mics on also
Looks like you are using mics with the EAD 10, is it possible to have external mics? Is there a way they can work together.?
Best review period~! Nice feature is looping sections of music, yourself or slowing tempo of a song w the app on iPad. Great woodshedding piece of gear.
Thanks so much! Yeah that’s a great feature for sure!
Great review! Super informative answering a lot of the questions myself and many others would have
Oh my goshhhh! DYING TO GET A YAMAHA EAD 10 NOW. THAT COMPRESSION FEATURE IS SO SICK!
I wish you could’ve sued your floor Tom farthest away to hear how really low the mic picks it up. Pretty cool tho. I’m still debating on what my next investment should be, since I own a larger set and I’d like to record some of my tracks with my band. I have 4 rack toms and two floor toms. Maybe it’s too much for this, but this tool sounds and looks promising. By the way you’re one of my favorite drummers on social media. 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Considering my rides being so close to the bass drum, I think I’ll skip. Thanks for the demo!
That 8th note setting 😍
Reminds me of Led Zeppelin’s take on When The Leeve Breaks
Haha nice!
Scrupee: Agreed! I thought of the old Echorec device they used for Bonham’s kit. This thing just does it all in one unit.
Great Review Bru!
Straight up no attitude no bs👍🏾
Always killing it, man! I have a question. What would you buy? A pro electronic drumkit or the yamaha EAD 10?
I already have an acoustic kit, but the only time I have to practice is at night, so I wanted to buy the roland TD-17KVX because of obvious reasons. But this really caught my attention. Thanks!
How’s your setup these days? I currently have an acoustic kit and a Roland TD17kvx in my garage. It’s taking up way too much space and I barely play the electric kit so I’m wondering if I should pick this up
This thing seems awesome! I love doing drum covers so I might have to pick one of these up which would much improve the quality of my drum covers
Thank you for the review!
I have a question.. Can i use this with mesh heads and low volume cymbals to get a better sound? I've used gaffer tape currently to my mesh heads and i am getting better tone. Will ead10 help me hear my kit better?
Great review. I see some mics on your kit- I am assuming that all the sounds we are hearing is coming from the EAD being triggered mixed acoustic on its own stereo mic and its own samples with no additional mics? You also have a kick drum trigger going into the module? Thanks!
Fabulous performance at the beginning! Funky as hell...
Are you recording through your other mics as well at the same time? I hope not... I’m looking for an actual review of the sound
All of the audio in this video is from the EAD. I just didn't want to take all my mics off
Brotha! new Camera Slider is Sooo sick! that thing is Awesome! I think it would be a good tool for the gigging drummer who plays multiple genres through out the week! more space filled
Thanks dude! Your snare is sounding killer in this video! I think the EAD would be great for that as well!
Thanks Brother! i need to get you a new one to Test out!
Hi
I really enjoyed your video, thank you so much for sharing this information. I'm thinking about buying a Yamaha EAD10 to record my band's songs. Do you believe the sound quality that the EAD10 records is good enough to be in a quality recording?
Thanks for the information!
Does it connect to DAWs? I use Logic. Now if it interacts with DAWs it’s a home run, and if not, it’s a spectacular waste of money
Yaaaasssss dude, that thing makes your snare crack like crazy
Haha yeah it's pretty nuts! This snare is cranked a little bit too.
Gabe could I please ask your opinion: would you think it would be better for me to get the EAD 10 or a mic set at similar cost? Thanks friend!
Super sick video. Exactly what I wanted to know and more. Thanks homie.
it sounds really good
Nice playing, just bought one 👊
Is all of the audio in this video recorded solely with the EAD10?
Yes! All of the drum audio in this video is exclusively from the EAD 10.
That is very impressive all things considered. I think you'd be hard-pressed to find a better all-in-one recording solution for a kit.
I agree completely!
Drum Beats Online I’m confused, why are the close mics on your kit? Do those also plug into the module?
He uses the close mics for his normal recordings/videos but did not use them in this particular demonstration. They are not part of the EAD10.
Is there any issues with live performances considering this Mic captures all the drumkit ? Maybe some sounds from guitar, percussion or bass guitar close to you ?
Awesome video man. Do you have a gear list somewhere? Would love to know what cameras/setup you're using. Looks amazing!
This is something I’ll definitely be working on including when the new site drops next month! I’ll keep you posted!
I got one too. All parts of your kit sounds even man...
🖖🏻🇫🇷😎🇫🇷😎🇫🇷🖖🏻
i had a look at one of these in a drum shop, got to try it out, its super awesome. glad to see some more info about the phone bit and pa
Yeah they are a blast for sure! I'm glad it helped!
So I see a double pedal... why you no use?! Want to know how good/bad that kick trigger is.
I really like Arena, Reverse Gate and 8th Note. Over here in Germany they cost 525€... rly need to think getting about this device....
Hi there what's the best and cheapest stand for this?
9:03 low from the new record?
Is it possible to use it as midi device?
Hey Drum Beats Online,
Can you please do a comparison video between the EAD10 and the standard microphone kit that you use?
Liked your videos and I appreciate your effort!
Do we plug in two jacks from the EAD 10 drum module to the mixer for live gigs Sir
Great product review Gabe!
Thanks dude!!
Compression and verb sounds like Josh Freese's drums on Thirteenth step by APC.
Hello.
I live in Chile. Great youtube Channel. This EAD-10 works like de TM-2? Can I
add my own samples , import them to the EAD_10 through usb port and to assing
them to pads ???? It is compatible with Roland Triggers RT series ???
Bro how about the existing natural drum sound? what if we're using it with speakers? does it affect the sound?
It works when you have not much stage sound, amps will be picked up.
App was just IOS wasnt it.
Great demo Gabe
Blessings from Germany
Good to know! I have the app on IOS and I'm not sure if it works for android or not.
So this would not be ideal to use on a stage during a metalcore show?(loud guitars, mic’ed up amps, etc?)
Hey. Guys. A silly question? Does it need mics along with the divce?
Can you use it live? Will any other instruments bleed to the mic?
Thanks for making this awesome video. Few questions Here, does it work with EMads bass drum heads?
Or can I place it in front of bass drum?
And, I only use one Tom on top and then a 22” ride on the other side. What do you recommend? Should I place it under the Tom?
Thanks. .
Salvador Murillo yes it will work with an Emad head. Unlike other triggers, this one picks up from the head and the rim. As for placement, that’s something you have to experiment with yourself. Personally, I had to move my ride a bit so it wouldn’t be so loud. Like he says in the video, whatever is closest to the source will be the loudest.
I'm seriously thinking of getting this! I'd use it for 2 main things: 1) to record drum covers and 2) to record my drums for my songs, connected directly to my computer. I found this and i think it can suit me well since i don't have any experience on recording, mixting or EQ, i've done some research on it, though. So, i think a very easy way to do what i want for my necessities. Besides, it would be way cheaper than buying some mics and an interface. That's mainly My purpose. Do you think it can work for me well?
Hi, any feedback on your experience ? 😊
What type of adaptor if I will record using my android ?
You think this can be used as an alternative instead of buying mics ?
I think it totally depends on what you are going for. Clearly you can get a killer sound from the EAD 10 plus a whole bunch of awesome effects. But you'll have less control of your overall mix than standard mics. So there are trade offs for sure.
Drum Beats Online thanks for the reply !
Eddie Leyva for smaller venues it works great. You just have to adjust the mic gain settings so you’re not putting “too much” drums in the mix. That can be especially taxing if your band uses in ears.
Compressor is sick af
Hi! How does it go with double pedal (bass)? Asking in behalf of the thrash metal drummers here. :)
Yamaha should hire you to demo their drums. I can actually here the drum tones in your demos.
yea the Yamaha demos were shit, the drums sounded like trash cans
Just know that you are good on the drum kit Bro.You inspired me on that Kit.Your fills and every thing!What kind of Cameras you use?Stay cool
I appreciate the kind words!! I’m using a canon 5D mark iii and a Canon SL2.
I still think if this thing had an FX loop to process your sound on the fly...it would justify the price point.
Awesome review! Some minor things to point out. This is great for small gigs and yes you have to be very careful of the cymbal bleed into the Mics. That being said, it’s just a matter of experimentation with the mic setting itself. Once you get it dialed in though it’s great. No overheads needed! Plus, you CAN record to a USB Flash drive as well. They’re seemingly inexpensive and easy to use as well. Plus no other cables or adapters to use! Personally though, I’m with you. Kind of bummed about the fact that they didn’t provide, or even sell them separately, the cables and connectors needed to be able to record and upload videos! It makes no sense to me? When the EAD first came out, it was only compatible with iPhones anyway, so why not just include the adapter or make it available through Yamaha?
Is it now on android? I'm thinking of purchasing and will be wanting t use the function of that app mainly. I've checked android app store and can't find it anywhere?
Joel Allport I don’t think it is? As far as I know, still only on iOS? I saw another review where the reviewer mentioned maybe buying a cheap used iPad or iPod touch and you’d be able to use the app? I know it’s extra money and an extra step, but the quality of the videos and audio are great!
@@drumfanatik316 very strange how it's not on android. Hopefully it's only a matter of time. Yeah I did consider that. Only trouble is the video wouldn't be quite as good then as it will be a lower second hand model as opposed to my galaxy S9.
So you can adjust the cymbal bleed into mics? or do yu just hit cymbals easier or move them farther away from the mics. My main reason for getting this would be live gigs if feasible?
@@motodrummer just like any mic, it’s going to pick up what’s closest to it. The way I set my live kit up, it picks up a lot of my ride. To avoid that, I angle the EAD Mic towards the left away from the ride. Then you can adjust the gain on the mics themselves. Like I said, it’s all pretty much experimentation. It’s also great to use as a monitoring system for yourself. It’s a very useful tool, just a matter of trial and error!
What type of snare is that!!!! The woden sounds amazing!!!!!!
It's a Daniel James Drum Co Cherry Stave snare.
U r just awesome.... drum dosent mater but the only thing that maters is the drummer.
Thanks friend! You are awesome as well, thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video. I bought one a few months ago, and I've been incredibly disappointed. It's cool to plug in a set of headphones and get that instant "big sound". But I've had a ton of trouble with it from the get-go. Including a nasty static/hiss (I replaced the cables, cleaned the jacks, and even had a tech open up the unit and inspect it.... no luck). The kick trigger can be a little unpredictable (not triggering at all then suddenly triggering super loud). Turning it on and off again SOMETIMES helps. And I haven't been able to figure out how to record to USB either- something that should be simple but hasn't been. The EAD 10 is a nice little novelty item, but my sense is that this is a relatively new idea in the drum/technology world and they have a ways to go before it functions at a level that's worth the $$.
May have gotten a defective unit. I bought one a week ago and don’t know how I went this long without one. I’m using it specifically to have that mic’d compressed sound in my headphones when I’m playing, just because it’s so satisfying to hear it in real time while playing, and to record myself and work on areas in my playing that I might be weak in. That being said, I probably wouldn’t use it for anything other than what I’m using it for, but just having that instant gratification of playing a mic’d kit alone was worth the purchase for me
@damedashn2139 that's exactly what I was thinking. I bought one but have not tried it yet
Great review! Thanks!
I was super surprised how solid the natural no EQ sounded. If I got it that would for sure be my go to setting. It’s simple and to the point.
Also what adapter where you referring to? Are you referring to the 8th inch or the adapter for an iPhone or android I was a little confused
Yeah it's pretty awesome! You need an adapter to plug in a USB cable to your phone. So that could be USB-8th inch or USB- whatever iphone inputs are now.
Drum Beats Online oh ok cool that’s regally sweet 😀😀😀
You'll need an apple camera connection kit (USB to lightning) and a USB A to B cable. That;s it.
Steven Fisher thanks man
Can you trigger the bass drum alone?
I downloaded rec n share app, downloaded some songs from apple music and the app keeps telling me „This data cannot be selected” under each song. Any idea whats going on ? Dope video tho !
UNconvinced. Have yet to see a vid of this gajit in a live setting recorded from the house. Pa speakers and no enhancements, digital or otherwise.
Hi. Thanks for the review.
Can it be used live?
Yes it can!
Drum Beats Online thanks I will buy one.
Link is in the description!
Yes, but be mindful that you have an open mic and could have monitor feedback (if you are not using in-ears). It's also great as just a personal monitor mix for live playing. Take the board feed into the aux in and you can hear the band AND your drums through your headphones. It has an incredible headphone amp build it.
@@stevenfisher2700 what kind of cord do you need for the board feed to the aux in?
would you just send the module to a scarlett interface then to the computer?
How necessary is it to use in ears with this when playing live in small to medium-sized rooms? I was thinking about plugging headphones directly into the unit and keeping it low enough to hear everything else from the monitor wedge as well. I don't really want to use a personal mixer or headphone amp and complicate things
I am calling BS on the iTunes functionality. Apple has restricted the access to the licensed content. Why has this been left out of this glowing review?
How's this for beatboxing..????
for a IEM mix
Can the Microphone be attached somewhere besides the Bass Drum? I play a Rack and sit pretty low, my Ride sits directly above my Bass Drum about 3" so I'm wondering if that might take away from picking up the rest of the Kit. Mine should arrive in a day or 2 but figured I'd throw the question out If anyone has experience with this (Positioning of the Mic).
How to record without EQ (like in 9:05)? What have you set on EAD?
I plan on buying this to facilitate online drum lessons with Frank Briggs.
Loved the video Gabe 👌🏼 you should do a video of all the cymbals you have on your kit and on that cymbal wall that you have
I’m into that!
Gabe, can you use this for metal or hardcore? Like, is there a setting for this?
Bostaph yes! There are a ton of settings on this thing! There’s metal, then speed metal, plus some hard and solid rock it’s called. But you can also make your own “scene” as they call it which gives you the option of taking parts of pre-loaded scenes you like, and using them in your own scene. This thing is very versatile.
@@drumfanatik316 Thank you for letting me know DrumFanatik316! I was thinking of getting this. The price is pretty good but I just wasn't seeing people using it for metal or hardcore. Maybe I will give it a shot then. Thanks again dude.
Hey man what happened with the kit? It seemed to grow a bit!
Haha it had a growth-spirt! Truth be told I just combined my two kits because I was re-arranging some gear the other day. So I figured I'd get experimental!
Hello, can anyone tell me which cable to use for iPhone 7? I see a lot of fakes on amazon, so would be thankful to get the link to the cable! Thanksss
Awesome.. but NO BLUETOOTH? hopefully next gen....
What are using for earplugs?
Does the snare trigger come with it or is that purchased separately?
Unfortunately it's a separate add-on. In this video I'm using this trigger: amzn.to/2IwVnHR
Can you do a cover of free Drumless track simple trap
Yes. If it's in your itunes library or from your dropbox, it will load into the Rec'n'Share app. Generates a click and then you can play along and make a video. It will let you mix the balance of stereo audio track and your stereo drums track. Save it and sent it right to TH-cam, email, or even text it to anyone.
I need the Crasher Hats in my life
They are a good time
Drum Beats Online I don’t have 500 dollars in my life at the moment tho 😂
Can I use it in Chruch man just wanted to know
Would you be able to use it for home recording with an acoustic drumkit with mesh heads?
Yes
Yamaha ok🎹
I have a question. Can I use only de bass drum trigger to send to PA?
Afonso Ramalho essentially yes. But you have to go into the mic settings and turn the gain down on the Mics themselves. Kind of defeats the purpose for what the unit is intended for though. When I use mine in a live setting at gigs, I turn the Mics down, but not off. I still want the effects coming through the PA, plus it eliminates the need for overheads. One less thing to set up and tear down!
@@drumfanatik316 thank you very much!
hi, can I use this module with mesh heads e low volume cymbals?
I don't know
Can you give me a question now?
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Nice.
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I tried this on a few live gigs. Yes there was a lot of cymbal bleed and also I couldn’t get the kick thumpy enough. Even w/ our subs and effects. I had to use my kick mic. I also tried to trigger percussion sounds off a dtx pad but the gain just wasn’t loud enough. For monitoring this thing was great though. That was my take on it.
Hi Michael.. yep same here.. and the bass Trigger ??? if you mash the beater to the bass head you get one sound, not so much the effect thought, then when you hit bass and let beater fly back sometime you actually get the effect-only sometimes ??? I don't no, still playing with it. I never have any problems with my Roland kit or Roland triggers on one of my acoustic kits,
I've been using the Yamaha's EAD 10 module in our band to get the drums' signal and send it to to our mixing console so that it can play it through the PA speakers in our setting. Soon, our sound mixing guy tells me that all the sound that is sent to the module into the auxiliary input from the the mixing console is passing by and being sent back to the mixing console together with the drums' signal from the output of the module. So for example, instead of just receiving the drums' sound in the mixing console from the module all the other instruments are being sent as well. Is it normal for this to happen? The sound mixing guy is asking me to configure so that just the drums' signal is sent to the mixing console through its output. Bur for some reason the signal that I receive to monitor and play on top of it is sent together with the drums' signal. Is this normal to happen? Is this a default setting from the factory? I've tried to look at the manuals but couldn't find anything regarding this matter.
Would greatly appreciate any help! Thank you!
Unfortunately, I don't think you can extract only the drums' signal and throw it to the mixing console. It will capture all the other signals as well which is why this device is recommended for smaller gigs/simple setups, not for live monitoring environments. However, do let me know if you do found a solution to this. Would like to hear from you.
I'd propose you try drum shielding.
Do you know how he got the bass sounding like that when he played the hip-hop genre
Will any drum trigger work, or is it for Yamaha triggers exclusively?
Steve Arsenault you can use other triggers with it. I use a Roland trigger bar, and 2 zone trigger pad with mine as well as a 3 zone Yamaha DTX. No compatibility issues at all.
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It´s doesn´t sound like this video , maybe in this video is a Processing audio.. To much expensive ...
I guess my question is, do you fold those sleeves before or after you put on your shirt?
After!