Thank you so much! You can find more drumming / music & sound demo videos on my private channel digitaldrumming if you like: www.youtube.com/@digitaldrumming Kind regards!
Been bingeing e-kit vids cause I'm in the market. Swear to god this is the first dude I've come across demoing a kit who can actually play.. and my god can he play... No talking, no BS, straight up fire playing, straight audio from the kit. 10/10
Thanks man! You can find more drumming / sound demo & music videos on my private channel digitaldrumming too if you like: www.youtube.com/@digitaldrumming If need any assistance finding the right kit for your individual needs, feel free to get in touch through www.drum-tec.com Kind regards!
I just got this kit yesterday! And have spent a few hours on it but you sir are insanely good, I guarantee you’re boosting Roland’s sales significantly
Thank you very much Michael! :) You can find more drumming/music on my prsonal channel over here if you like: th-cam.com/users/digitaldrumming Happy drumming & kind regards!
Just got this kit today and bought a kick pedal and a throne and some sticks for it, hooked it up, played with the settings to my liking, and I’m impressed! Love how quiet it is yet you hear everything!
Wow, very nice demonstration! I am a guitar player and my wife is interested in learning to play drums but acoustic drums would not work for our situation, so this seems like an excellent alternative!
Thank you very much Shadrack! You can find more drumming / music / sound demo videos on my private channel digitaldrumming too if you like: th-cam.com/users/digitaldrumming Kind regards!
I just turned 31, figured i might as well learn a instrument as I'm really in need of something to do. Decided to go for drums because personally it seems the most fun, at least to me. Just ordered this kit yesterday with a double bass pedal, can't wait to unpack this. Based on what little research i did, i got the impression that this is a very good beginner kit? Hope that's true :)
Kit is very cool with a lot of nice features. You can really tweek every aspect of the sounds. I recommend getting a 13" Lemon 3 zone cymbal for ur ride then you will have bell on that ride cymbal. Im about to order this kit and a Lemon cymbal too...
8” share, 6” toms (only about 4.5” playable area), no kick tower, crappy module… and all for $800. Hell, alesis nitro mesh blows this thing out of the water in every department - and is $500 cheaper.
@@landonp629 Imagine saying TD-07 is crappy module and then inserting Alesis Nitro as better drumset. Like really, Alesis Nitro Mesh has worse module, worse build quality.
@Jimmy I owned a Strike Pro for about a year and a half. I also owned a DM10 Mk2 Pro - which I actually still use the parts from in my acoustic conversion kit. Literally for the past 3 years I have been using all the cymbals, the module, and the internal triggers from the dm10 kit in my acoustic conversion with NOT ONE single issue the whole time. My snare is actually an original strike pro snare as well. Beyond that, I also use Roland 22” kick drum converter and a VH11 hihat, and also have 2 additional Roland cymbals. At my office I have a TD17 KVX, and have had that for a couple years now. So yes, I own a mix of alesis and Roland equipment - and never had a single issue with either in daily playing both brands. I have NEVER had a quality issue with Alesis - not once. Not with the Strike Pro, not with the DM10, and not with the other alesis stuff I own - like the Q88 keyboard.
Just ordered this kit from Roland's store; I was planning to go with the Roland TD-1DMK, but then I saw the module on this one... fell in love with it. I'm a beginner but like the customization options. Let's see how it goes for me. :)
@@Chr1sT0fu I love it!... bluetooth is awesome, the sounds are super natural. You can adjust a lot of parameters for each pad. I've been playing with my headphones and it sounds pretty sweet but I also hooked it up to a one of those cheap Chinese karaoke speakers and it sounds fairly decent. In the future I'm going to add an extra cymbal and probably replace the CY-5 crash and ride for 8s. But out-of-the-box is perfect. You do need to supply your own bass pedal, drum sticks and throne, though. 100% recommended.
@@TonyDiaz. Thanks for the response! yeah i've heard just awesome things about roland in general, but i'm still kind of considering Alesis and wondering if the sound quality is really that much worse tha Roland's.
@@Chr1sT0fu I was originally going for Alesis but I ended up falling in love with the Roland kit; what I can tell you, based on all my research, is that Alesis has more functions in their modules (the Nitro and the Surge share the same module). You have more options. If you want to go with Alesis, the best bang for your buck is the Surge Mesh kit. It has a 10 inch snare, the toms are dual-zone, an 8 inch kick pad and it's a bit taller than its cheaper sibling, the Nitro, which has an 8 inch snare and single-zone toms and a really small kick pad, I believe it's a 4 inch sensor area. If you want to shed a few more bucks, the Command Mesh is also a nice option; it's basically the same as the Surge Mesh but it has the Command module which has a lot more sounds built in and gives you the ability to load your own sounds via a USB stick and also has the Alesis Branded Mesh (more for the looks that functionality).
@@TonyDiaz. really great info, thanks. Can you comment on the difference in the way the two brands sound? I heard Alesia sounds trash compared to roland
Can't wait to get hold of one of these in the next few days. I've had an Alesis Nitro (original rubber not mesh, although I replaced the snare with an 8 inch mesh pad at one point), and the Nitro just sounds like a toy compared to this.
Hey man, I love all your videos. Could you please do video on how to record the kit as well. would be really helpful to new drummers like us. Thank you. Also my cross Stick/ Rim shots don't sound as great as yours, could that be a problem with the kit. Please do let me know. Thank you.
Thank you! Yes, the kick pad can be played with 2 beaters, you can find more info & pictures of the kit/pads here: www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07dmk-v-drums-set Kind regards!
do you guys have a video where you show how loud the drums are? I would like to buy this kit for my apartment and I'm interested in how it sounds when the drums are hit, as well as the kick pedal
The main difference between those 2 models is the module or "brain". The TD-07DMK has more options and comes with more preset kits and customization options.
I'd like to ask which cymbal I should buy for a third one. I'd like to use a ride cymbal with bell. Is it capable of handling that? I love this kit by the way. It arrived a couple of weeks ago and I'm amaze of the quality and sound of this kit.
Hi, interesting approach with the tennis ball beater. How noisy is the kd-2 let's say compared to the kd-10 kick pad? Apart from the 2" bigger cymbals (which is not a big deal for me) the kick drum material/feel/noise would be relevant to the decision between the TD-07DMK and the Roland TD07KV … Honestly, can't find any info comparing the 2 kick pads.
I had the same question but still bought dmk version, I fell ok with the rubber kick pad(previous drums I had were Yamaha dtx) And cy 8 cymbals don’t make such a big difference with cy 5
@@franksinatra2498 Thanks for sharing mate, I did go for the DMK as well but haven’t opened the box yet. Since I’m having to put the kit against the wall my expectations are also that the pad will sit better (flat) without the further back support of the other . Hope you’re enjoying the kit so far . Cheers
I’m in the same boat. Curious if you bought or chose one yet. I heard mixed reviews. Some say the DMX kick pad sucks. Feels fake and the kit moves. Some say it’s awesome. The kd-10 is by far a huge upgrade and I would think probably a deal breaker if you played them side by side. Torn between upgrading or potentially upgrading the kick at some point which would be cheaper after tax. Curious as to your thoughts or if anyone has any opinions on the mesh kick pad vs the rubber …. ???? Thx
Hey Patrick, well, practice practice practice ;-) I have been playing for 30 years now, including 5 years of studying at the music collage. You can find more drumming/music on my personal channel digitaldrumming if you like, maybe I will post some lesson videos there too in the future. Kind regards!
Well you definitely excelled in music cuz u misspelled collage LOL. ( I’m totally kidding.“🤣” “🤣” “🤣”,,,,,I just read your comment and it made me chuckle. Like I said. Totally kidding. “🤣” thx for the good info
How did you record and hear the sounds? Is your headphones connected to the module directly via 6.3mm jack and the Midi sent to your computer via Bluetooth? Or is the computer connected to the module and headphones in the computer?
Hi Liam, I used a stereo splitter cable like this for the headphone output: www.drum-tec.com/klotz-ayb-3-y-adapter-3.5-mm-to-2x-6.3-mm and recorded the two channels through a RME audio interface into Macbook Pro running Logic Pro X. You might also use the module's USB out for connecting directly to a computer, but then you'll also need to install the appropriate audio/midi driver for your computer from the Roland website. Kind regards!
Hey Ken, yes you can use a double pedal. You can find more info on the kit & pads over here: www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07dmk-v-drums-set Kind regards!
The kick pedal is not included in the kit, you can find more info over here if you like: www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07dmk-v-drums-set?number=1009561 Kind regards!
Budding drummer here; wanting to know some things about this kit 1. Does the kit sound good without any drum plugins/VSTs or drum softwares? I ask because ive seen videos about the millenium MPS 850 which I’ve considered buying over this but they said it doesnt sound up to superior quality without a VST/Plugin so id like to know if this kit soumds up to standard without the need for plugins 2. I got a chance to play this on a version of this kit at PMT (which is my countrys local music store) but that had a bass drum tower instead of that little brick drum head thing that comes on the regular version of the kit so i wanted to ask could you use a double bass pedal with that drum head? (double pedal not brand specific, as long as i can afford it lol) 3. Im not sure if this is possible but if you choose a preset kit sound could you change the sound of certain pads (like toms/hi hat etc) to mix and match with the selected preset?
No amplification at all, the sound you hear is coming from the headphone out / USB of the TD-07 module & is being recorded directly to Logic Pro X on a macbook pro. Kind regards!
Hi I am buying this set and bringing it on a plane, do you think this will fit on a big suitcase? Mostly I am worried about the rack height, will the longer stick of the rack fit on a suitcase?
The TD-07DMK is the newer version with the TD-07 sound module, which has much better playability, sounds & more flexibility than the older TD-1 module. You can find more info on the kit over here: www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07dmk-v-drums-set Kind regards!
Hey Sunny, I'd probably pick the TD-07DMK, because the mesh pads are more silent than the DTX6k rubber tom pads. Also the triggering/playability of the TD-07 module is more sensitive in my opinion. You can find more info on both kits over here: www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07dmk-v-drums-set www.drum-tec.com/yamaha-dtx6k-x-e-drum-set-incl.-live-sound-edition?number=1009785 You might also consider the TD-07DMK, which has bigger cymbal pads than the DMK and a different bass drum pad: www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07kv-v-drums-set Feel free to get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de for further assistance if you like. Kind regards!
Hey Rafael, sure it's the Roland TDM-20: www.drum-tec.com/roland-tdm-20-large-sound-absorbing-drum-carpet For a small kit like the TD-07DMK, you might be good with the smaller TDM-10 as well: www.drum-tec.com/roland-tdm-10-sound-absorbing-drum-carpet Feel free to get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de for further assistance at any time. Kind regards!
Hey Andrea, both kick pads can be played with a double pedal. The DMK has a rubber kick pad mounted to the rack, while the TD-07KV has the KD-10 kick pad, which stands separately. You can find more info on the kits over here: www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07dmk-v-drums-set?number=1009561 www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07kv-v-drums-set Kind regards!
Would you say this is a good option for first electronic kit? I used to play about a decade ago, but have really been wanting to take it up again. I have room for a kit now, and I think an electronic kit makes more sense currently as I can practice in headphones at all hours of the day. Is there a usb output of the module if I wanted to record into logic? & does it record the whole kit as 1 track or can it record each piece as a separate track.
It's a good kit for getting started, but I'd maybe consider a kit that comes with a little bigger pads/cymbals. You can find all TD-07 options over here: www.drum-tec.com/sets/roland You might also get any custom kit configuration from drum-tec. Feel free to get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de for further assistance and/or an individual quote including international shipping if you like. Kind regards!
I'm planning on purchasing a drumkit. Between this and the TD11KV, which one would you say is better in terms of sound and playability?? Thanks, extraterrestrial drumming btw!
Thank you Idris! Have you checked out the bigger TD-07 kit configurations yet? I'd say the pads of the DMK kit are pretty small, these might be more appropriate: th-cam.com/video/PNzHRh1zMcM/w-d-xo.html&start_radio=1 th-cam.com/video/mvKuFidqdpU/w-d-xo.html Feel free to get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de for further assistance at any time. Kind regards!
Absolutely, the TD-07 module is more flexible than the discontinued TD-1 in every aspect, it also has some more authentic sounds in my opinion. Kind regards!
Hey Eric, you can activate & de-activate the cross stick articualtion from the module menu. Otherwise you'll have the rimshot assigned to the rim. Kind regards!
How is the interface? I am seriously contemplating buying this kit. I am an intermediate drummer looking to replace my acoustic set so I can play in my apartment. Is this a set that has the capabilities for jamming and playing along to music, a click, etc?
Hello i just got a new td 07 dmk yesterday...but im facing a problem where the cymbals sometimes triggers and the other times just produces a soft noise like hitting a plate...and the issue is not on a particular cymbals , instead sometimes it moves to hihats and sometimes to the crash.? Any solution ? Thanks in advance
I'm confused, does the kit come with sticks and a kick pedal, or is everything shown at the start all that's there? I'm purchasing one soon, so I just need to be sure
most of the websites i have seen it does not come with a bass pedal, sticks, throne. An alesis surge kit does but i am debating on which one to get. Im torn. The alesis kit you get more for the money but Roland is known for quality on many products so ugg.
Hey, I just got mine and I´m looking through all the kits to find out which one is the one with the cross stick and rim shot, and there isn´t one. How did you make that happen? Thanks.
Hi Bastian, you have to activate the cross stick articulation in the module trigger/setup menu (see manual). You can actually activate it on any kit :) kind regards!
Hey Halan, you can find info on both kits over here for easy comparison: www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07dmk-v-drums-set www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07kv-v-drums-set Kind regards!
Great video! I’ve been thinking of getting one. Does it come with a kick pedal? The music store in my town has a kick drum in the picture but I noticed you didn’t have one during the unboxing segment.
Hey Guys, Could anybody write the footprint of the TD_07DM? I mean the rectangle that can include all the legs of the set itself without the throne. I couldn't find that anywhere and I want to calculate the size of the carpet and a diy sound insulation under the set. And I want the smallest possible size.🥁
@@drumtecTV Thank you. I've got the max width from the carpet size (1200mm). That is smaller than I expected. Now, I'm only curious about the depth of the required floor space. :)
Hi. Vary nice playing!! I'm a guitarist looking for my fist new edrum kit. I'm looking closely this model (roland td07 dmk) and the nux dm 210. I would like to know if its worth paying the double for the roland and what's the main difference between the two in terms of playing and feel more than the module sound because ill be using vst almost all the time. Thanks and cheers!!!
The TD-07 module has replaced the much older TD-1 and is a lot more flexible & has more sounds/features, so TD-07DMK all the way! :) you can find more info on the kit here: www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07dmk-v-drums-set?number=1009561 Kind regards!
Hey guys, im thinking about buying this Drumkit as a total beginner Drummer (Starting to take drum lessons next week) Would you guys say its a good entry Kit for beginners? Also, Ive seen that you need to buy an pedal for it also. Which Pedal would you guys recommend to me ? I want a Ekit that ''feels'' like an natural acoustic Drumset as much as possible. That doesnt sound like total garbage and has an decent enough Module to hook up things (i dont know anything about) to it.
Hey Hugo, maybe I'll do some instructional videos some time in the future, if I find the time to. You can subscribe to my private channel digitaldrumming if you like: www.youtube.com/@digitaldrumming Kind regards!
Came for the drums, stayed for the playing. Superb sir.
Thank you so much! You can find more drumming / music & sound demo videos on my private channel digitaldrumming if you like:
www.youtube.com/@digitaldrumming
Kind regards!
same lol honestly could watch this drumming for days
@@Fixingthingz4u Thank you so much! :)
Came for the instruction, didn't get any, stayed for the playing. 🙂
Been bingeing e-kit vids cause I'm in the market. Swear to god this is the first dude I've come across demoing a kit who can actually play.. and my god can he play...
No talking, no BS, straight up fire playing, straight audio from the kit. 10/10
Thanks man! You can find more drumming / sound demo & music videos on my private channel digitaldrumming too if you like:
www.youtube.com/@digitaldrumming
If need any assistance finding the right kit for your individual needs, feel free to get in touch through www.drum-tec.com
Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV checking it out now. Phenomenal stuff.
Holy crap. I'm not even a drummer, but I'm amazed by this product.
Thank you Steven, great to hear! :)
I just got this kit yesterday! And have spent a few hours on it but you sir are insanely good, I guarantee you’re boosting Roland’s sales significantly
Thank you very much Michael! :) You can find more drumming/music on my prsonal channel over here if you like:
th-cam.com/users/digitaldrumming
Happy drumming & kind regards!
Hows the bass? Is it not disturbing to the whole kit coz ots attaches to the leg
@@ordinaryo4433 doesn’t seem to be an issue to me, then again I’m a novice so may not be the best person to ask lol
@@ordinaryo4433 It works ok, but a separate bass pad like the KD-10 will work even better. Kind regards!
Does this kit come with the kick pedal?
Just got this kit today and bought a kick pedal and a throne and some sticks for it, hooked it up, played with the settings to my liking, and I’m impressed! Love how quiet it is yet you hear everything!
Great to hear, happy drumming!
What speakers do you use
@@LiamApilado I use headphones, not speakers.
Hey! About to buy this set, do you recommend any particular headphones? In-ears? Thx@@PJXay
Wonderful! I bought one of these, your presentation was decisive for this
Thank you Allan that's great to hear, happy drumming & kind regards!
@@drumtecTV 🥁🥁🥁✌🏼
What an amazing drummer and absolutely monster of a professional video/
thank you! finally a demo video with a good drummer on it!
That's some fantasticly tight drumming. Great demo of the set.
Wow, very nice demonstration! I am a guitar player and my wife is interested in learning to play drums but acoustic drums would not work for our situation, so this seems like an excellent alternative!
You sir are one hell of a drummer!
Thank you very much Shadrack! You can find more drumming / music / sound demo videos on my private channel digitaldrumming too if you like:
th-cam.com/users/digitaldrumming
Kind regards!
Just trashed my old acoustic kit so just bought this and gonna get it for my birthday. Super hyped
Happy drumming! :)
I just turned 31, figured i might as well learn a instrument as I'm really in need of something to do.
Decided to go for drums because personally it seems the most fun, at least to me.
Just ordered this kit yesterday with a double bass pedal, can't wait to unpack this.
Based on what little research i did, i got the impression that this is a very good beginner kit? Hope that's true :)
How's your take on the kit? Is it worth buying since I'm a beginner too
@@extremeunction377 The shipment was delayed because they didn't have the headphones i orded with it. So I'm still waiting 🥲
Kit is very cool with a lot of nice features. You can really tweek every aspect of the sounds. I recommend getting a 13" Lemon 3 zone cymbal for ur ride then you will have bell on that ride cymbal. Im about to order this kit and a Lemon cymbal too...
@@extremeunction377 yes. Buy it its amazing. Get lemon 3 zone cymbal for ur ride cymbal then u will have bell.
Now that is a slick looking drum set... ^.^
Just got this kit to learn and cannot wait! for my partner and I to get stuck in!
This should have been the only entry-level kit they release. It truly has everything 🥰
8” share, 6” toms (only about 4.5” playable area), no kick tower, crappy module… and all for $800.
Hell, alesis nitro mesh blows this thing out of the water in every department - and is $500 cheaper.
@@landonp629 Imagine saying TD-07 is crappy module and then inserting Alesis Nitro as better drumset. Like really, Alesis Nitro Mesh has worse module, worse build quality.
@@landonp629 You have lost your mind! I have played both. The Nitro is a toy compared to this kit.
@Jimmy I owned a Strike Pro for about a year and a half. I also owned a DM10 Mk2 Pro - which I actually still use the parts from in my acoustic conversion kit.
Literally for the past 3 years I have been using all the cymbals, the module, and the internal triggers from the dm10 kit in my acoustic conversion with NOT ONE single issue the whole time. My snare is actually an original strike pro snare as well.
Beyond that, I also use Roland 22” kick drum converter and a VH11 hihat, and also have 2 additional Roland cymbals.
At my office I have a TD17 KVX, and have had that for a couple years now.
So yes, I own a mix of alesis and Roland equipment - and never had a single issue with either in daily playing both brands.
I have NEVER had a quality issue with Alesis - not once. Not with the Strike Pro, not with the DM10, and not with the other alesis stuff I own - like the Q88 keyboard.
@@landonp629 it's 6.5" playable they're 9" across.
Holy freaking dude a new drumset for you to play!
:-D
It's very good home drumset!!
Just ordered this kit from Roland's store; I was planning to go with the Roland TD-1DMK, but then I saw the module on this one... fell in love with it. I'm a beginner but like the customization options. Let's see how it goes for me. :)
How's it been?
@@Chr1sT0fu I love it!... bluetooth is awesome, the sounds are super natural. You can adjust a lot of parameters for each pad.
I've been playing with my headphones and it sounds pretty sweet but I also hooked it up to a one of those cheap Chinese karaoke speakers and it sounds fairly decent.
In the future I'm going to add an extra cymbal and probably replace the CY-5 crash and ride for 8s. But out-of-the-box is perfect.
You do need to supply your own bass pedal, drum sticks and throne, though.
100% recommended.
@@TonyDiaz. Thanks for the response! yeah i've heard just awesome things about roland in general, but i'm still kind of considering Alesis and wondering if the sound quality is really that much worse tha Roland's.
@@Chr1sT0fu I was originally going for Alesis but I ended up falling in love with the Roland kit; what I can tell you, based on all my research, is that Alesis has more functions in their modules (the Nitro and the Surge share the same module). You have more options.
If you want to go with Alesis, the best bang for your buck is the Surge Mesh kit. It has a 10 inch snare, the toms are dual-zone, an 8 inch kick pad and it's a bit taller than its cheaper sibling, the Nitro, which has an 8 inch snare and single-zone toms and a really small kick pad, I believe it's a 4 inch sensor area.
If you want to shed a few more bucks, the Command Mesh is also a nice option; it's basically the same as the Surge Mesh but it has the Command module which has a lot more sounds built in and gives you the ability to load your own sounds via a USB stick and also has the Alesis Branded Mesh (more for the looks that functionality).
@@TonyDiaz. really great info, thanks. Can you comment on the difference in the way the two brands sound? I heard Alesia sounds trash compared to roland
The arena Rock kick going crazy fat 👌🏻
thanks for shearing. Good sound, good response. And good drummer of course!!
I love the fantastic playing on smaller sets like this, it has a touch of humor :)
:-D thank you very much!
Just ordered for church services, small gigs and jamming. Woohoo!
Hey Sonny, great to hear & happy drumming!
How has it been treating you in a live setting? I'm also considering purchasing for church and other gigs like that. Thanks!
The sound of the snare is very metallic
I am sold ordering mine now
Great to hear, happy drumming Hubert!
Tu la batteria la fai parlare tu riesci a far suonare anche un Bidone sei sempre il Top👍👏👏👏👏👏
Mille Gracie! :-D You can find more drumming/music on my personal channel here:
th-cam.com/users/digitaldrumming
Kind regards!
Can't wait to get hold of one of these in the next few days. I've had an Alesis Nitro (original rubber not mesh, although I replaced the snare with an 8 inch mesh pad at one point), and the Nitro just sounds like a toy compared to this.
Yes the Roland will be a significant step up in terms of playability/triggering & feel indeed, enjoy your new kit & happy drumming! :)
How did you find the switch from 8 inch toms to 6 inch, I’m thinking of upgrading from my nitro kit & this is the only downside I’ve noticed.
Actually thinking who will ever gonna buy TD-1DMK while this set being like 100$ more expensive but with much better module
Absolutely, I guess that the TD-1DMK will be discontinued some time in the future as the TD-07 has already replaced the TD-1 in a way. Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV Welp, just noticed that in my country TD-07DMK is around 350$ more expensive, so TD-1DMK still makes sense xD
@@essenter4222 We do ship internationally :)
www.drum-tec.com/sets/roland?p=1
Kind regards!
I’m sold
The only problem with this kit is that the toms are too small, otherwise its great. Great drumming to go with it, makes the product feel 10x better.
Hey man, I love all your videos. Could you please do video on how to record the kit as well. would be really helpful to new drummers like us. Thank you.
Also my cross Stick/ Rim shots don't sound as great as yours, could that be a problem with the kit. Please do let me know.
Thank you.
i cant find a single video result on the double bass pedal, that they show in the photos
Is it possible to use a double pedal on the kick pad? And great skills!!! That sounds awesome
Thanks man! Yes the bd pad is big enough for 2 beaters, you'll find more info here:
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07dmk-v-drums-set
Kind regards!
Will the kick pad accept a double pedal?
Drumming is absolute 🔥 btw
Thank you! Yes, the kick pad can be played with 2 beaters, you can find more info & pictures of the kit/pads here:
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07dmk-v-drums-set
Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV nice one! I’ve ordered one and it’s on its way!
@@littadnb. Cool, happy drumming! 😃
How can you record easily or make covers ? How did you make this record ? Can I record easily without using audio interface ?
$699? Not bad. I need this for my basement. 😎👌🏾
You can find the kit (and more!) over here:
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07dmk-v-drums-set
Kind regards!
What watch is that?
It's a Nixon "Base" (which I think is no longer available actaully). Kind regards!
How many play zones on the cymbals please?
what about ride bell?
This sounds so good. I thinking of learning. Gonna start with single pad at 1st though
Can you add other parts to the drum set, say u wanted another Roland cymbal can this be added. Or is it what you see is what you get?
Fantastic video. What do you recommend for the kick pedal as the kit does not come with one?
Thank you very much! I am using this pedal for all the demos:
www.drum-tec.com/drum-tec-dp-2023-single-pedal
Kind regards!
do you guys have a video where you show how loud the drums are? I would like to buy this kit for my apartment and I'm interested in how it sounds when the drums are hit, as well as the kick pedal
pretty sure he played walkin on the moon during the reggae part
:-D
What's the difference in Roland td 07 dmk and td-1dmk
The main difference between those 2 models is the module or "brain". The TD-07DMK has more options and comes with more preset kits and customization options.
Could you help a brother... kick pad's not working(roland td-07dmk) every other pad works.Cables are connected to right ports.
This or the alesis max mesh kit
I'd like to ask which cymbal I should buy for a third one. I'd like to use a ride cymbal with bell. Is it capable of handling that? I love this kit by the way. It arrived a couple of weeks ago and I'm amaze of the quality and sound of this kit.
You can use the CY-13R
Hi. Have cymbols belly sound
How many play zones do the cymbals have?
Hi, interesting approach with the tennis ball beater. How noisy is the kd-2 let's say compared to the kd-10 kick pad? Apart from the 2" bigger cymbals (which is not a big deal for me) the kick drum material/feel/noise would be relevant to the decision between the TD-07DMK and the Roland TD07KV … Honestly, can't find any info comparing the 2 kick pads.
I had the same question but still bought dmk version, I fell ok with the rubber kick pad(previous drums I had were Yamaha dtx)
And cy 8 cymbals don’t make such a big difference with cy 5
@@franksinatra2498 Thanks for sharing mate, I did go for the DMK as well but haven’t opened the box yet. Since I’m having to put the kit against the wall my expectations are also that the pad will sit better (flat) without the further back support of the other . Hope you’re enjoying the kit so far . Cheers
I’m in the same boat. Curious if you bought or chose one yet. I heard mixed reviews. Some say the DMX kick pad sucks. Feels fake and the kit moves. Some say it’s awesome. The kd-10 is by far a huge upgrade and I would think probably a deal breaker if you played them side by side. Torn between upgrading or potentially upgrading the kick at some point which would be cheaper after tax. Curious as to your thoughts or if anyone has any opinions on the mesh kick pad vs the rubber …. ???? Thx
Any tips on learning more complicated fills like you're playing here?
Hey Patrick, well, practice practice practice ;-) I have been playing for 30 years now, including 5 years of studying at the music collage.
You can find more drumming/music on my personal channel digitaldrumming if you like, maybe I will post some lesson videos there too in the future. Kind regards!
Well you definitely excelled in music cuz u misspelled collage LOL. ( I’m totally kidding.“🤣” “🤣” “🤣”,,,,,I just read your comment and it made me chuckle. Like I said. Totally kidding. “🤣” thx for the good info
How did you record and hear the sounds?
Is your headphones connected to the module directly via 6.3mm jack and the Midi sent to your computer via Bluetooth?
Or is the computer connected to the module and headphones in the computer?
Hi Liam, I used a stereo splitter cable like this for the headphone output:
www.drum-tec.com/klotz-ayb-3-y-adapter-3.5-mm-to-2x-6.3-mm
and recorded the two channels through a RME audio interface into Macbook Pro running Logic Pro X.
You might also use the module's USB out for connecting directly to a computer, but then you'll also need to install the appropriate audio/midi driver for your computer from the Roland website. Kind regards!
Nice! Hows the bass drum? Can i do double peds on it?
Hey Ken, yes you can use a double pedal. You can find more info on the kit & pads over here:
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07dmk-v-drums-set
Kind regards!
hey man i didn't fully understand, is the kick pedal you have bought extra or does it come with the set?
The kick pedal is not included in the kit, you can find more info over here if you like:
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07dmk-v-drums-set?number=1009561
Kind regards!
Hows the bass? Is it not disturbing the kit coz its attached to the leg
Hello, is this kit scalable? If I subsequently want to buy the Roland TD-07KVX hi-hat stand, is it possible to connect it? THANKS
Budding drummer here; wanting to know some things about this kit
1. Does the kit sound good without any drum plugins/VSTs or drum softwares? I ask because ive seen videos about the millenium MPS 850 which I’ve considered buying over this but they said it doesnt sound up to superior quality without a VST/Plugin so id like to know if this kit soumds up to standard without the need for plugins
2. I got a chance to play this on a version of this kit at PMT (which is my countrys local music store) but that had a bass drum tower instead of that little brick drum head thing that comes on the regular version of the kit so i wanted to ask could you use a double bass pedal with that drum head? (double pedal not brand specific, as long as i can afford it lol)
3. Im not sure if this is possible but if you choose a preset kit sound could you change the sound of certain pads (like toms/hi hat etc) to mix and match with the selected preset?
How do you amplify the sound?
No amplification at all, the sound you hear is coming from the headphone out / USB of the TD-07 module & is being recorded directly to Logic Pro X on a macbook pro. Kind regards!
Hi!Do someone know what is best impedance of headphones for 07 module?Tnx
Does the TD-07DMK have a bell sound on the cymbals?
Only if you hook up a three zone ride pad (CY-13R for example), but then you'll lose the second crash input for the bell zone. Kind regards!
Hi I am buying this set and bringing it on a plane, do you think this will fit on a big suitcase? Mostly I am worried about the rack height, will the longer stick of the rack fit on a suitcase?
What's the differences between this set with TD-1DMK?
The TD-07DMK is the newer version with the TD-07 sound module, which has much better playability, sounds & more flexibility than the older TD-1 module. You can find more info on the kit over here:
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07dmk-v-drums-set
Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV thanks pal! Ima consider it… :))
@@drumtecTV so it's worth the price difference you would say?
@@adrianaesteff Yes absolutely!
How cross stick works in this kit
Yea i need to know it too
Which one would be the best for church service the Roland td-7dmk or Yamaha DTX6k?
Hey Sunny, I'd probably pick the TD-07DMK, because the mesh pads are more silent than the DTX6k rubber tom pads. Also the triggering/playability of the TD-07 module is more sensitive in my opinion. You can find more info on both kits over here:
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07dmk-v-drums-set
www.drum-tec.com/yamaha-dtx6k-x-e-drum-set-incl.-live-sound-edition?number=1009785
You might also consider the TD-07DMK, which has bigger cymbal pads than the DMK and a different bass drum pad:
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07kv-v-drums-set
Feel free to get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de for further assistance if you like. Kind regards!
how loud is it unplugged
what do you mean by unplugged? You mean through speakers? It all depends on the amp you bought
Hi. What is this Roland rug model? Do you know the size?
Hey Rafael, sure it's the Roland TDM-20:
www.drum-tec.com/roland-tdm-20-large-sound-absorbing-drum-carpet
For a small kit like the TD-07DMK, you might be good with the smaller TDM-10 as well:
www.drum-tec.com/roland-tdm-10-sound-absorbing-drum-carpet
Feel free to get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de for further assistance at any time. Kind regards!
Can i add a cy- 12c cymbel to the kit?
Hi, yes the TD-07 has one free trigger input left. You can find more info on the module here:
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07-sound-module
Kind regards!
If I wanted to use it with a double pedal, is this model more suitable or the TD-07KV?
Hey Andrea, both kick pads can be played with a double pedal. The DMK has a rubber kick pad mounted to the rack, while the TD-07KV has the KD-10 kick pad, which stands separately. You can find more info on the kits over here:
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07dmk-v-drums-set?number=1009561
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07kv-v-drums-set
Kind regards!
Would you say this is a good option for first electronic kit?
I used to play about a decade ago, but have really been wanting to take it up again.
I have room for a kit now, and I think an electronic kit makes more sense currently as I can practice in headphones at all hours of the day.
Is there a usb output of the module if I wanted to record into logic? & does it record the whole kit as 1 track or can it record each piece as a separate track.
It's a good kit for getting started, but I'd maybe consider a kit that comes with a little bigger pads/cymbals. You can find all TD-07 options over here:
www.drum-tec.com/sets/roland
You might also get any custom kit configuration from drum-tec. Feel free to get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de for further assistance and/or an individual quote including international shipping if you like. Kind regards!
I'm planning on purchasing a drumkit. Between this and the TD11KV, which one would you say is better in terms of sound and playability?? Thanks, extraterrestrial drumming btw!
Thank you Idris! Have you checked out the bigger TD-07 kit configurations yet? I'd say the pads of the DMK kit are pretty small, these might be more appropriate:
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th-cam.com/video/mvKuFidqdpU/w-d-xo.html
Feel free to get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de for further assistance at any time. Kind regards!
would you recommend this kit over the TD-1DMK?
Absolutely, the TD-07 module is more flexible than the discontinued TD-1 in every aspect, it also has some more authentic sounds in my opinion. Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV thank you!
how to set cross-stick rims shot?
Hey Eric, you can activate & de-activate the cross stick articualtion from the module menu. Otherwise you'll have the rimshot assigned to the rim. Kind regards!
@@drumtecTVgot it working Thanks
@@hiks1969bro can u explain it a little better i really need it
How is the interface? I am seriously contemplating buying this kit. I am an intermediate drummer looking to replace my acoustic set so I can play in my apartment. Is this a set that has the capabilities for jamming and playing along to music, a click, etc?
You can find more info on the Roland TD-07 module over here:
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07-soundmodul
Kind regards!
Hello i just got a new td 07 dmk yesterday...but im facing a problem where the cymbals sometimes triggers and the other times just produces a soft noise like hitting a plate...and the issue is not on a particular cymbals , instead sometimes it moves to hihats and sometimes to the crash.? Any solution ?
Thanks in advance
how much space does it need to be installed? thanks
Hey buddy
Would be much at all
Very small kit!
I'm confused, does the kit come with sticks and a kick pedal, or is everything shown at the start all that's there? I'm purchasing one soon, so I just need to be sure
most of the websites i have seen it does not come with a bass pedal, sticks, throne. An alesis surge kit does but i am debating on which one to get. Im torn. The alesis kit you get more for the money but Roland is known for quality on many products so ugg.
Hey, I just got mine and I´m looking through all the kits to find out which one is the one with the cross stick and rim shot, and there isn´t one. How did you make that happen? Thanks.
Hi Bastian, you have to activate the cross stick articulation in the module trigger/setup menu (see manual). You can actually activate it on any kit :) kind regards!
what is the difference with the td-1dmk?
The drum module...td07 module has more sounds and gives you the option for customization..
This or ATV EXS-2?
The td07 kv or td07dmk?
Hey Halan, you can find info on both kits over here for easy comparison:
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07dmk-v-drums-set
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07kv-v-drums-set
Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV thanks for answer me. Here from brazil.
Great video! I’ve been thinking of getting one.
Does it come with a kick pedal? The music store in my town has a kick drum in the picture but I noticed you didn’t have one during the unboxing segment.
It doesn't come with the pedal. It has to be bought separately
@@rebelrioX Cheers :)
@@rebelrioXAny kind of kick pedal would fit or a specific one? Sorry, i'm a total noob..
@@OptoganSeliger2010 Any kind, the size is universal
Hey Guys,
Could anybody write the footprint of the TD_07DM?
I mean the rectangle that can include all the legs of the set itself without the throne.
I couldn't find that anywhere and I want to calculate the size of the carpet and a diy sound insulation under the set. And I want the smallest possible size.🥁
You can use the Roland TDM-10 as a reference:
www.drum-tec.com/roland-tdm-10-sound-absorbing-drum-carpet?number=1001396
Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV Thank you. I've got the max width from the carpet size (1200mm). That is smaller than I expected. Now, I'm only curious about the depth of the required floor space. :)
Hi. Vary nice playing!! I'm a guitarist looking for my fist new edrum kit. I'm looking closely this model (roland td07 dmk) and the nux dm 210. I would like to know if its worth paying the double for the roland and what's the main difference between the two in terms of playing and feel more than the module sound because ill be using vst almost all the time. Thanks and cheers!!!
Playability/triggering is much better with the Roland, which is important especially if you are using external VSTs. Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV thanks!!
Price ? 💰 ? . 😊 fan
:-D www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07dmk-v-drums-set
this or td1mk?
The TD-07 module has replaced the much older TD-1 and is a lot more flexible & has more sounds/features, so TD-07DMK all the way! :) you can find more info on the kit here:
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07dmk-v-drums-set?number=1009561
Kind regards!
Hey guys, im thinking about buying this Drumkit as a total beginner Drummer (Starting to take drum lessons next week)
Would you guys say its a good entry Kit for beginners?
Also, Ive seen that you need to buy an pedal for it also.
Which Pedal would you guys recommend to me ?
I want a Ekit that ''feels'' like an natural acoustic Drumset as much as possible.
That doesnt sound like total garbage and has an decent enough Module to hook up things (i dont know anything about) to it.
Yes, it is the best e-drum set that can be purchased in this price range in the market for an entry-level drummer candidate...
Teach us those fills lol
Hey Hugo, maybe I'll do some instructional videos some time in the future, if I find the time to. You can subscribe to my private channel digitaldrumming if you like:
www.youtube.com/@digitaldrumming
Kind regards!
Idk what you guys are talking about, his fills are trash.
Is it possible to add an extra 3 zone ride cymbal (2 crashes plus 3 zone ride) to this set?
There is only one more trigger input left, so you can either connect a second dual zone crash OR a 3 zone ride with two connectors. Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV Can i use that second dual zone crash as a ride/bel sound? which do you recommend? thank you
@@fabiofilipeazevedo3840 No, you'd have to replace it with a 3-zone ride & use the two connectors (ride/crash 2). Kind regards!