First of all, Ralf Schumacher is an exceptional drummer! When it was the turn of the "80s UK GATED" kit, I started singing "Billy Don't Lose My Number" by Phil Collins 😀 I've always been a fan of Roland drums, but these latest models from Yamaha, they sound really good!
I guess it's true that you get what you pay for. I had been looking at lower priced kits, but when I heard this, and saw this kit. It's not just the heads or the sounds. The whole picture has to be taken into account. (Like hardware that moves in multiple directions) Great demo.
That kick pad is SOLID.. it doesn't even flinch when being leathered.. Oh and of course, Ralph KILLS it on the kit again... Really like this kit, looks and sounds fantastic!
Thank you Stephen! I had to smile when I read your comment, and will have to remember "when being leathered" for the future, I didn't know that's a saying in english too 😀 kind regards!
@@drumtecTV "to leather" something is definitely a slang phrase, not sure if it's official Oxford English. But it's a common phrase here in Wales to mean beating something hard. Also means getting very drunk. Possibly to cover something with Leather too. But the latter, I am not sure of.
Light years ahead of roland in the sound department. Although this man would probably made a pile of cans sound amazing. Jaw dropping everytime I see him play here. Please give us some lessons sir.
Thank you very much :) you can find more drumming/music on my personal channel over here if you like: th-cam.com/users/digitaldrumming I'll hopefully find time for some lesson videos in the future too, kind regards!
@@THEDRUMMER3779 I like the sounds of both, and the td-27 leaves room for buying the digital pads in future to upgrade my kit with. Yamaha imo has hit a home run with the new kits, I found a dtx 562k for only 500$ so I may buy the dtx6 and sell my Roland td-17 and kit just keep my KT-10 pedals and spd-30/spd-sx
Yamaha compatibility is much better with these new modules now they are making mesh drum pads since the Roland 20 year patent expired. The compatibility issue is with using Yamaha pads with Roland gear b/c the use different wiring for ride cymbal, snare, hihat pedal . Yamaha on new dtx modules has trigger settings for mesh pads and very good sensitivity settings
I see à lot of your productions in this years ,it seems that its the Best sound édition that you ever do !! If i return to e.drums i would choose this kit nothing else ! Very tasty sound ! A lot of work i suppose ! And Ralf like always .. amazing ! Maybe the Best to see tasting drums ! And i suppose live it would be fantastic !
Also, I don't know anything about Ralf Schumacher, since I live in the U.S. but that cat is one amazing drummer. I hope he's in a band making bank, because he deserves it. Cheers!
Thank you very much! You can find more drumming/music on my personal channel over at th-cam.com/users/digitaldrumming and/or more info on www.ralfschumacher.eu if you like :) kind regards!
that 80s uk gated kit reminds me of "Don't Lose My Number" from No Jacket Required. Love the playing, as always. Edit: now I see the top comment agrees with me. Guess I'm not crazy.
All of those kits can be modified or even reduced back to the original studio recordings with the sliders and knobs instantly. You have total and fast control over what you are hearing with this kit. Check out the Simon Edgoose videos for module tutorials.
Hey Ian, yes that's right :) For the demo I was playing some stock kits "as they are", but sure you have a lot of editing/modification possibilities. Kind regards!
@@elijahstone9738 I have the pearl mimic and dtx pro and was actually searching for ways to may my Yamaha more pleasing to use when I found this comment.. not sure the difference between the pro and prox but the Munich is a whole other ball game.
In the process of getting Yamaha to custom build and essentially frankensteine two DTX-10's together with a few extra toys to have a 12 piece beast. Heard a lot of Roland's but I just don't think they're even in the same league as Yamaha and Alesis
Thank you! But actually, only the first 3 kits are kits from the upcoming drum-tec Live Sound Edition (full demo coming soon). The rest of the demo shows stock kits of the DTX PROX :) kind regards!
Hey Pablo, no as far as I know only the Yamasha silicone pad offers this. You can find more info on the kit here: www.drum-tec.de/yamaha-dtx10k-x-tcs-head-set-real-wood Kind regards!
If I wanted to use this module with ddrum clip on triggers, would that work or would I have to buy Yamaha triggers? Because from what I’ve heard, Yamaha’s typically pretty isolated from the rest of the edrum market.
Hey Ralf, how does the hi hat feel in terms of performance and nuances/control as compared to the EFnote hi hat? The DTX module sounds great, but the hi hat seems to be it's weak point.
Hi John, the RHH135 unfortunately is "only" a stepped controller, so although it works & feels fine, its detail/nuanced triggering is not quite on par with the continuous EFNOTE or Roland hihat controllers in my opinion. Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV Hi Ralf, thanks for the quick reply. What was Yamaha thinking???? A stepped controller in 2021? Do you know if the Yamaha DTXProX module will respond to continuous variability if connected to the EFNOTE module as follows EFNOTE HH --> EFNOTE module --> MIDI OUT of EFNOTE --> MIDI IN of DTXproX??
Hi Hugo, honestly speaking I have only played the mesh heads until now. They feel nice, I'll have to try the silicone pads some time in the future. Kind regards!
Hi, the drum-tec Jam NG series is, as well as ATV EXS/aDrums and probably the Roland PDX pads. All other pads that have a combined mid/side trigger system unfortunately have too much output for the module, which cannot be reduced enough inside the module to get the full dynamic spectrum. Please feel free to get in touch through service@drum-tec.de for further info. Kind regards!
Ralf, you're a beast! Do you think the DTX Pro X Module will work well with the new Roland PDA 100L pads? Obviously, I'm guessing no for the Roland hi-hat and ride cymbals.
Hi Mark, thank you very much! That's right the Roland cymbals are not compatible with the Yamaha module, while there is some third party mesh head compatibility with some pads, f.e. drum-tec Jam NG series & ATV EXS/aDrums series: th-cam.com/video/NItZtEqi5d0/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/SMsH41EthCo/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/W8kIW6NMw8c/w-d-xo.html I am not sure about the Roland PDA's, as far as I know all other mesh pads apart from the ones mentioned above have a too high output for the DTX Pro module, which you can't reduce enough in the module. You might get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de to find out more if you like. Kind regards!
Hey Shad, unfortunately I cannot say anything about the TCS pads, as I have only had the mesh snares for the demos. You can find more info on the different pad options over here: www.drum-tec.com/yamaha-dtx10k-m-mesh-head-set-black-forest www.drum-tec.com/yamaha-dtx10k-x-tcs-head-set-black-forest Please feel free to get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de for further assistance. Kind regards!
I got the DTX 502 and also the DTX 700 drum module, to be honest I don’t really like the sounds from both , what does impress me is playing the kit through my daw BFD3 drum software. The sounds from The BFD3 packs I got just sounds much more realistic , and if compared to the 502 or the 700 the Yamaha just sounds cheap. I would like to just use a drum module on its own if it had the same sound quality of the drum software on the market like BFD3 or Superior drummer , etc etc . This DTX-pro sounds pretty good but I would need to try it for myself switching over to BFD3 and back comparing the quality to justify me buying this module . I would like some feedback on this issue from Yamaha !!!
Hi Ralf, my electronic drums are not good, can you ship one of the e-drums to my house, I live in 9th Eighth Avenue Rumuibekwe Housing Estate, Port Harcourt in rivers state in Nigeria.
Hey Chico, unfortunately there is no compatibility between Roland/EFnote cymbals and Yamaha modules. The EFNOTE hihat only works on EFNOTE modules also. Kind regards!
First of all, Ralf Schumacher is an exceptional drummer!
When it was the turn of the "80s UK GATED" kit, I started singing "Billy Don't Lose My Number" by Phil Collins 😀
I've always been a fan of Roland drums, but these latest models from Yamaha, they sound really good!
Thank you very much Marco :) yeah that's one of my "go-to" 80s gated grooves so to say ;-D kind regards!
Picked up this module on the Black Friday deal on Drum Tec, amazing deal on a amazing module.
I guess it's true that you get what you pay for. I had been looking at lower priced kits, but when I heard this, and saw this kit. It's not just the heads or the sounds. The whole picture has to be taken into account. (Like hardware that moves in multiple directions) Great demo.
Thanks Felis!
That kick pad is SOLID.. it doesn't even flinch when being leathered..
Oh and of course, Ralph KILLS it on the kit again... Really like this kit, looks and sounds fantastic!
Thank you Stephen! I had to smile when I read your comment, and will have to remember "when being leathered" for the future, I didn't know that's a saying in english too 😀 kind regards!
@@drumtecTV "to leather" something is definitely a slang phrase, not sure if it's official Oxford English. But it's a common phrase here in Wales to mean beating something hard. Also means getting very drunk. Possibly to cover something with Leather too. But the latter, I am not sure of.
The fact that these kits are 100% acoustic and you add your own effects with easy up front control is selling me on them.
Light years ahead of roland in the sound department. Although this man would probably made a pile of cans sound amazing. Jaw dropping everytime I see him play here. Please give us some lessons sir.
Thank you very much :) you can find more drumming/music on my personal channel over here if you like:
th-cam.com/users/digitaldrumming
I'll hopefully find time for some lesson videos in the future too, kind regards!
@@drumtecTV perfect!! Thank you
Heavy 70 kit sounds really great, great module with great specs and fitures…
The only thing I can say is, he was smiling while playing. These drums are awesome.
:-D
Sounds amazing!!
Still a huge fan of Pearl mimic pro but this module sounds really good!
Sounds really good.
The more I hear of this kit, the more I thing it might be the best choice on the market?
I’m torn between buying this Yamaha module or Roland TD-27. Very hard decision to make
@@mattryan6886 I think this module sounds 10x better than the td-27
@@THEDRUMMER3779 I like the sounds of both, and the td-27 leaves room for buying the digital pads in future to upgrade my kit with. Yamaha imo has hit a home run with the new kits, I found a dtx 562k for only 500$ so I may buy the dtx6 and sell my Roland td-17 and kit just keep my KT-10 pedals and spd-30/spd-sx
Yamaha compatibility is much better with these new modules now they are making mesh drum pads since the Roland 20 year patent expired. The compatibility issue is with using Yamaha pads with Roland gear b/c the use different wiring for ride cymbal, snare, hihat pedal . Yamaha on new dtx modules has trigger settings for mesh pads and very good sensitivity settings
@@mattryan6886 good to know, thanks man
Amazing sound
I see à lot of your productions in this years ,it seems that its the Best sound édition that you ever do !! If i return to e.drums i would choose this kit nothing else ! Very tasty sound ! A lot of work i suppose ! And Ralf like always .. amazing ! Maybe the Best to see tasting drums ! And i suppose live it would be fantastic !
Thank you very much Marc! :)
Also, I don't know anything about Ralf Schumacher, since I live in the U.S. but that cat is one amazing drummer. I hope he's in a band making bank, because he deserves it. Cheers!
Thank you very much! You can find more drumming/music on my personal channel over at th-cam.com/users/digitaldrumming and/or more info on www.ralfschumacher.eu if you like :) kind regards!
that 80s uk gated kit reminds me of "Don't Lose My Number" from No Jacket Required. Love the playing, as always.
Edit: now I see the top comment agrees with me. Guess I'm not crazy.
Yes absolutely right! :-D
All of those kits can be modified or even reduced back to the original studio recordings with the sliders and knobs instantly. You have total and fast control over what you are hearing with this kit. Check out the Simon Edgoose videos for module tutorials.
Hey Ian, yes that's right :) For the demo I was playing some stock kits "as they are", but sure you have a lot of editing/modification possibilities. Kind regards!
finally the goods for the modern drummer are here, pos sensing on the xp snare i think, will trigger software better too hopefully
Best module on the market with efnote 5
Pearl mimic is far better than both
@@elijahstone9738 I have the pearl mimic and dtx pro and was actually searching for ways to may my Yamaha more pleasing to use when I found this comment.. not sure the difference between the pro and prox but the Munich is a whole other ball game.
In the process of getting Yamaha to custom build and essentially frankensteine two DTX-10's together with a few extra toys to have a 12 piece beast.
Heard a lot of Roland's but I just don't think they're even in the same league as Yamaha and Alesis
Much better than the stock kits... Good job Drum Tec!
Thank you! But actually, only the first 3 kits are kits from the upcoming drum-tec Live Sound Edition (full demo coming soon). The rest of the demo shows stock kits of the DTX PROX :) kind regards!
@@drumtecTV hallo, gibt es auch für das DTX Pro Modul ohne X auch eine Live Edition? :-) LG
@@schnecko Ja die gibt es, die demo dazu kommt sehr bald :) viele Grüße!
@@drumtecTV super danke, auch einzeln zu kaufen? Weil Modul habe ich leider nicht bei euch gekauft.
May i ask How would you compare this with the Yamaha 920K?
Hi TJ, unfortunately I don't have any first hand experiences with the 920K kit. Kind regards!
I´ve seen that the tcs version of these drum sets supports positional sensing, does the mesh version has that option?
Hey Pablo, no as far as I know only the Yamasha silicone pad offers this. You can find more info on the kit here:
www.drum-tec.de/yamaha-dtx10k-x-tcs-head-set-real-wood
Kind regards!
Hi..question if i may...Is it possible to add a 10"pad on upper rack..so 3 toms across...and and extra 12" pad on lower rack ..so 2 across.
Yes
If I wanted to use this module with ddrum clip on triggers, would that work or would I have to buy Yamaha triggers? Because from what I’ve heard, Yamaha’s typically pretty isolated from the rest of the edrum market.
Hi. One question. Do I need to format the usb first before i can place the samples in usb to import to prox module?
Yeah, this is the best e drums (for while), this module rulez.
Hey Ralf, how does the hi hat feel in terms of performance and nuances/control as compared to the EFnote hi hat? The DTX module sounds great, but the hi hat seems to be it's weak point.
Hi John, the RHH135 unfortunately is "only" a stepped controller, so although it works & feels fine, its detail/nuanced triggering is not quite on par with the continuous EFNOTE or Roland hihat controllers in my opinion. Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV Hi Ralf, thanks for the quick reply. What was Yamaha thinking???? A stepped controller in 2021? Do you know if the Yamaha DTXProX module will respond to continuous variability if connected to the EFNOTE module as follows EFNOTE HH --> EFNOTE module --> MIDI OUT of EFNOTE --> MIDI IN of DTXproX??
Disappointed to hear that the Yamaha hi-hat is inferior to Roland hi-hats.
Textured Cellular Silicone (TCS) or Mesh Heads by Remo? What do you prefer?
Hi Hugo, honestly speaking I have only played the mesh heads until now. They feel nice, I'll have to try the silicone pads some time in the future. Kind regards!
Would I be able to put this module onto my ATV exs-2 drumset ?
Hi Tim, please get in touch through service@drum-tec.de for further info on compatibility. You'll need the Yamaha cymbals in any case. Kind regards!
perfectt
Hi. Seems the edition is unavailable in the website?
Hey Cannie, all of the kits from this demo are stock kits of the DTX ProX module. Kind regards!
Which drum Tec kits will be/are compatible with this module?
Hi, the drum-tec Jam NG series is, as well as ATV EXS/aDrums and probably the Roland PDX pads. All other pads that have a combined mid/side trigger system unfortunately have too much output for the module, which cannot be reduced enough inside the module to get the full dynamic spectrum. Please feel free to get in touch through service@drum-tec.de for further info. Kind regards!
Ralf, you're a beast! Do you think the DTX Pro X Module will work well with the new Roland PDA 100L pads? Obviously, I'm guessing no for the Roland hi-hat and ride cymbals.
Hi Mark, thank you very much! That's right the Roland cymbals are not compatible with the Yamaha module, while there is some third party mesh head compatibility with some pads, f.e. drum-tec Jam NG series & ATV EXS/aDrums series:
th-cam.com/video/NItZtEqi5d0/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/SMsH41EthCo/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/W8kIW6NMw8c/w-d-xo.html
I am not sure about the Roland PDA's, as far as I know all other mesh pads apart from the ones mentioned above have a too high output for the DTX Pro module, which you can't reduce enough in the module. You might get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de to find out more if you like. Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV Thanks Ralf. Appreciate your time. Keep up the great work!
Wow nice kit! I noticed there is TCS Pads and Mesh Pads...Is there much of a difference between the two other than more money?
Hey Shad, unfortunately I cannot say anything about the TCS pads, as I have only had the mesh snares for the demos. You can find more info on the different pad options over here:
www.drum-tec.com/yamaha-dtx10k-m-mesh-head-set-black-forest
www.drum-tec.com/yamaha-dtx10k-x-tcs-head-set-black-forest
Please feel free to get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de for further assistance. Kind regards!
Will Yamaha ever have a e hi hat that is not just opened and closed? It's been a deal breaker for me for years. Can you actually do cymbal rolls?
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I got the DTX 502 and also the DTX 700 drum module, to be honest I don’t really like the sounds from both , what does impress me is playing the kit through my daw BFD3 drum software. The sounds from The BFD3 packs I got just sounds much more realistic , and if compared to the 502 or the 700 the Yamaha just sounds cheap. I would like to just use a drum module on its own if it had the same sound quality of the drum software on the market like BFD3 or Superior drummer , etc etc . This DTX-pro sounds pretty good but I would need to try it for myself switching over to BFD3 and back comparing the quality to justify me buying this module . I would like some feedback on this issue from Yamaha !!!
Hi Ralf, my electronic drums are not good, can you ship one of the e-drums to my house, I live in 9th Eighth Avenue Rumuibekwe Housing Estate, Port Harcourt in rivers state in Nigeria.
You should get in touch through service@drum-tec.de and place an order I guess ;)
www.drum-tec.com
Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV
But I don't have any money.
@@terrysaxmusic kkkk
Send this man a drum kit FGS!
That 26" bass drum kit made me wet myself -- just a little.
:-D
Mir fehlt ein Jazz Kit.
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Does this module works will all efnote cymbals and hihats?
Hey Chico, unfortunately there is no compatibility between Roland/EFnote cymbals and Yamaha modules. The EFNOTE hihat only works on EFNOTE modules also. Kind regards!
Then i have to sell my efnote 3 set.