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I just got my kit two days ago and bingo! Problems right out of the box. The kick trigger for one is smoked and of course Alisus takes their sweet ass time for a responce. Already regretting this Hot Garbage. This kit should play out of the box with no excuses like you have to adjust to your playing. Bullshit! Play soft play load the kit should work.

Clay. I really enjoy your playing and videos. Can you tell me what backing track you’re using here!

Just get a used Roland VH13 hihat and you will be fine.

Strata prime uses a hall effect sensor to read a magnet's position. It is much more of a linear signal and more responsive than a FSR (force-sensitive resistor) which the Strike Pro SE uses. The only downside is that a hall-effect sensor is active in that it requires power (generally 5v) to operate where a FSR is passive and requires no additional power. I've created an arduino solution that allows a hall-effect sensor with the Stirke Pro SE and it is worlds better.

So cool!

I thought you were a cool guy, now I know you are.I'm playing a strike pro se at church, and I'm a diver too.Love your videos

Roland TD50X , Digital Snare, Digital Ride, newest gen no hot spots pads, Drummer Superior 3 is the best setup for edrums if anyone wants the best setup by a long shot. All others are toys in comparison. No I don't work for Roland.

Strata > strike pro. It's the new flagship, I'll bet they're gonna be phasing out support for strike pro soon.

I just got the strata and I personally don't use the bell on the hats. Good info for folks out there that are looking for solutions you address, good work!

Man your timing is great. Love the playing and you flow around that kit like butter 🔥

This is a valid question and good topic. I agree. I’m a Roland kind of guy so I don’t have the Strike anymore but I think definitely for Alesis Strike owners they should have made a new firmware to make the new hats compatible with the Strike. But if you want a new hat maybe try some of the Roland Hi Hats, Drum Tec, or GoEDrum. There’s some great off brand companies out there as well.

I wonder, what if upgrade Strike Pro SE with new module and a hi-hat, how will other triggers work?

I have the Strike Pro and the hi-hat is absolutely garbage imo. I’ve tried messing around in the settings but can’t get it to sound right. The volume for closed and open doesn’t match. And it does not function like an actual hi-hat at ALL when opening / closing it. My ride bell also stopped working less than a year into owning the kit. And my mesh bass drum head got a hole from my plastic beater within a year as well. To fix that I put Evan’s patches on the front AND back of the replacement head and it’s holding up much better now.

I'm also a Strike Pro SE user and am interested in the Prime kit.

What a beautiful Parrot You have we have 4 of them and a finch. they are kind to my drumming and i careful how on the volume of my Drums. and they are pleased

You have the Night Ride Drum Modules . i only ave 2 Yamaha Modules one is DTX 2. and made my own Switch o my high hat using a vintage Ludwig stand and an upside down 1/4 female jack headphone jack on the clutch acting as the open and close switch. using bass dampened high hat cymbals ,and took out all the towers inside each drum as they start to lean over in time and just redo them it Roland style

Smiles Doggy look so happy :)

wondering when You are gonna change the tower cones inside the shells in time :)

That is a Dream set up for me for sure but for me too many cymbals . but the drum count just right even the floor tom on the left . reminds me a bit of Dave Weckl Set up. i love it. oh and You play very nice too

Thank you

That sounds fantastic, so relaxed. Wich set are you using, is it standard?

Can you cover drum kit settings would love to match your kit

It sounds great and you know what you're doing! Keep it up!

This was a great explanation. Thank you for posting.

Dude, thank you so much for this video. Truly wasn't expecting this! The kick drum came in today, but the rest of the kit is still on the way lol. So yes I think I'll go the extra module route, I'd rather not have to deal with the phantom triggers. It'll be a few months before I expand, but I'll definitely reference this video when I do!

My problem with that music is that forever and ever I will hear in my head « hello ! This is chef John from food wishes wiiithhhh… » 😂 That being said, this sets looks real nice, I wish I had a room to spare to install such a beast

I just recently purchased this set. I was told by the salesman it wasn't really possible to expand to the size you have. Any chance you could do a walkthrough on your setup? Nice chops too :)

Thank you for YOU order? 😂 Great sounding kit, Alesis getting better and better. I agree, set up your module decently, and you don't need vst's, can never understand why people spend so much money on a kit, and then don't even use the module.

good content

very cool set up Clay

I saw in another video you have a buttkicker on your throne. How is it holding up? Any issue. I’m building one for my seat this weekend. Also what output on your module are you using? Thanks for your time man.

NICE KIT

Now that is beautiful, but how do you have so many extra cymbals?

How do you like your strike kit? I had a nitro mesh then upgraded to a crimson 2 SE. It's a great kit but it has a few shortcomings like the snare occasionally double triggering, the bass pad not being sensitive at lower dynamics, the ride bell zone having a very small sweet spot, and the cymbal chokes having very specific grab points. Part of me wants to upgrade again to the strike pro, another part of me wants to just give up on alesis and go Roland.

I played one at guitar center and man they feel good! Also I love how perfect you have it set up. Nicely done! what kind of beaters are those?

Thanks for posting this! I've been playing a Roland TD10 set for 20+ years and considering the Alexis Strike Pro SE...but this whole hi hat issue has totally scared me away. After watching this, I'm feeling better about the Alesis kit.

Semper Fi brother, keep on drumming!

Incredible setup, thank you for sharing!

looks and sounds great man! That thing sounds just as good or better than any VST I've heard. Very good drumming too!

Have had mine for several years, and still love it. I must admit that I don't use the onboard module much however. Not because it's bad or anything. It's just that I have Superior Drummer 3. Which is, well ,superior, in every way for recording. In my opinion, of course. And SD3 sounds as realistic as you are likely to find.

Thanks for this messege to all drummers than, like my self, understood that both, electronic drums and acoustic drums, are different instruments and both are valid in their formats and ways of using them. Most of the drummers I know who have bought an e-drum set, of whatever range and price, end up disappointed and negatively judge the electronic drum instrument, because they do not understand that what should be done is this “change of mentality” regarding the instrument and something very important, that electronic drum modules must be studied, known and worked on from their parameters to achieve what each one wants to have as a final product, which is sound and dynamics. but you should not enter into that position of unnecessary comparisons, both are different instruments.

Good stuff man.

Do it,fam!

Hey man what beaters are you using. Are they pretty quiet?

Thank you for YOU order???? Shouldn’t that be YOUR???

Love the bird, that animal trusts you. You took the time to achieve that.

Sick video. Hope the Beef Jerky turned out great! 🤘🏻

good day,Clay. that is well masterpiece~;))

Would love to know what you use for settings especially on the cymbals as far as sensitivity/threshold/ etc. kit sounds great!