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However, in 1954 when this guitar was built American ego was well earned. That’s also why most guitars even today are still copies of American guitars so perhaps it’s still earned…. When you find something that’s vintage and original to collector value becomes very subjective

@@AllenLind Agreed. However, I thought this video was about guitars, stories, music and a little bourbon. Cheers!

@@RoyaceButler I usually respond to all comments - even if they have little to do with the point of the video… lol

@@kylemoran4343 hi ! Did the magazine mention or use the video??

@@AllenLind They mention there was a complete video coming in the near future, and of course I went right on youtube looking and didn't find it. So when it finally did show up, it was just like the article suggested. Great guitar, amp, and story. Cheers !

@@kylemoran4343 they actually have a copy of this and hoping they would put it on their website somewhere and maybe they would potentially edit it down but thanks for the info!

Incredible! Those Strats are really cool-I couldn’t tell them apart. And The Over The Hill Boys-what a band! Great players, all of them, and killer vocals too.

@@jfinester Allen the drummer did all the audio video mixing for this video. Very talented in many ways! one great human being!

@@ddrums70 hey David! Yea man it's great and I love even more now. Haven't used it on gig yet. I play every day though in studio. Unfortunately , well, not really, unfortunately but, most of my gigs lately I was electronics, so I haven't really had the opportunity to really give it a work out on the gig, but this thing is so much fun to play, and I didn't even completely understand the mechanism when I made this video so it's even better now . It's very heavy lol but so cool to play!

make sure the "Note Chase" button is on and it will work. Its the upper left button. (PLEASE DOWNLOAD AND READ THE USER GUIDE FROM THE STRIKE DOWNLOADS FROM THE ALESIS PRODUCT PAGE!!!) However be careful and I recommend turning the button off while you are adjusting a particular pad because its easy to accidently hit another pad in the middle of adustments and not realize it and then you've gone down a rabbit hole. Watch this video of mine to learn how to save and restore CURRENT trigger settings (NOT factory restore) ua-cam.com/video/ClRgl7vAoIc/v-deo.htmlsi=N8bNbhpmGhLT-9Up

@AllenLind I've been reading thru the manual and things are making more sense and am becoming more comfortable with making adjustments. However I have not come across anything that says or shows me if it is possible to save velocity adjustments per kit? Is it possible?

@@ironmike92 well you can't do full velocity settings like triggers overall because those are global and you only have one set of trigger settings in the whole module which is the case in all brands However, in each voice, you have the VEL tab. The first parameter for each layer is velocity level and this does pretty much I believe what you're asking for. I have a library of almost 30 GB of sounds and hundreds of kits taken from all the major sources has a lot of these things fine tuned already but as an FYI, if you lower the level on a particular voice/layer, let's say use the symbol as an example you'll get more consistent hits for inconsistent trigger surfaces like ride bell start w 72 on the ride bell and see what happens) . For everything other than a few of the cymbals you should have thise set to 99 and you'll get the most realistic response (snare and Tom's) and you could find that from there. I mean if you use 50 kids it's a lot of effort to go through them all but if you use a few main kids, you can easily fine-tune that. And there are a few other parameters within that tab that are also very interesting and fun the mess around with. If you're interested in my library DM me on Facebook and if you're not on Facebook, let you know I'll give you another way. Also I have my trigger settings which are likely as good as they can get (some people like minor tweaks) that I can share but again, the midi ox (or similar for Mac) .

@@samazonprime3057 I have the library available if you're interested. If you find me on Facebook and DM me, I can give you details. I've got tons of amazing sounds. I created a library from all the top sources. Multi samples. Here's my Facebook link. facebook.com/allen.lind.1?mibextid=LQQJ4d

@@knuterockknee thank you!!

@@MoffatCreative check out more of my strike vids. Playlist ua-cam.com/play/PLWMSKolvMwTohPaxuN77iWmNKhSlare4k.html&si=H4ia4R9dNfNHvnS_

@@AllenLind You know I am!!

@@MoffatCreative if your interested I have a pretty awesome library I created using full multisample imports from all major sources..... dm me on Facebook if your interested in details. It opens the kit up more than you can imagine. Transforming really

Hey Ed!

Keyboard player just kind of lets the guitar player go in this one. Fact that keyboards are on the record is a relevant. It took guitar player song all the way and always has been and the rhythm section is so solid. Nothing else is needed.

Thanks! I'll take it! Lol

I have a custom multisample import library I compiled since 2019. If you're interested DM on Facebook

Thanks man . Yea I agree.. as cool as the new kit is, there are still many downsides that are dealbreaker for me. Mainly the eight outs going down to four with no audio over USB. Plus, as it stands right now you can't import multi samples in my entire library are all custom imports from all the best VST's. If you happen to be interested in by the way, DM me on Facebook.

Absolutely ! This wasn't about what to use. It's about whether they sound different. Lots of people still use butt end for different reasons. This was born out of a little debate on Facebook by someone disparaging drummers who use the tip end as he said it doesn't sound good. I counters by saying it sounds fine if you know what you're doing lol. I literally made this video in 10 minutes.

Right i'm not suggesting anyways better than the other only that they're pretty comparable depending on which way you choose

No you don't . Drummers will get the point. That level of minute detail is not noticeable when music is playing with you.

This is true!

Dw shells have a natural note resonance and it's printed inside each drum, but that does not mean you're supposed to tune your drum to that note or pitch it only helps them make sure that the shells and the resonant interval between them are proper so you can get proper tuning ranges , which is essentially what you're saying. Again you don't need to tune your drums to a specific pitch

Well that's why when you side stick us in gb the tip end you push the stick further up to get the thicker portion of the shank on the rim for the sidestick sound. In the main section of the video I use both ends for a variety of sounds and when you match the diffeeent sound to each end they are pretty much indistinguishable from each other. I use ahead sticks as sometimes well and still manage a dedent sidestick from them but you really have to find the sweet spot and hit a little harder.

Just using an gibralter Xhat atrachment that accepts a hihat clutch and a wide multi clamp. Spare parts I had but any x hat type boom and a standard rack clamp will do

Thank you appreciate that should be picking up a strike pro se tomorrow so will be doing this mod :)

lol I just proved it ... do you have ears??? range of sounds and tone are identical. It's all about how you position the stick.

@@AllenLind Not only can I hear a difference, you're playing everything very far in, and well past the sweet spot where the sound is very clunky. Your sticks are also chunky, probably 2B's, 5B at least, they lack much of a taper, that contributes - different sticks will land the taper on the rim and there's a BIG difference in that case. The taper on the stick changes how far in or out the sweet spot is, and that changes the length of the stick bridging the hoop. Put your stick resting on the hoop and play that stick with another stick as you slide it further and further in, the pitch will change as you go

@@AllenLind Just because you're not paying enough attention doesn't mean others are not

@@atillakandemir6439 sorry there is no difference . The different sounds I play in the heart of the video sound exactly the same , tip or bite, depending on the sound you want. High or "meaty" - the sounds are identical. That's why I made the video!!! I've been playing 60 yrs so I think my ear is pretty good. The proof is in the video. If you want to pretend to hear a difference that's up to you and go ahead and keep Switching the stick around. Your preference but hearing is believing and the sounds are equal

@@AllenLind ua-cam.com/video/nh6IGTpxmxU/v-deo.htmlsi=FZQsbER7tCE6HXX7&t=290

It's sounds however I wanted it to sound. It's just a matter of positioning. The range of sounds with the tip and versus the bud end is the same. Watch the video again you'll see. At the very end I didn't really focus on making them sound the same. In the "meat" of the vid, they do sound the same. I stopped using the button end on the rim shots years ago. It just doesn't matter when you get used to it.

Hi! I just changed the batter to a remo emperor but still have the snare head and snares (not puresound) on them. Plan to get some pure sounds but it's funny at one point I got confused as to which dial used which had and wasn't really tuning it the way I wanted it, but I've got it down now and it's absolutely awesome. The remote sounds really good on the top.

Hi! I just changed the batter to a remo emperor but still have the snare head and snares (not puresound) on them. Plan to get some pure sounds but it's funny at one point I got confused as to which dial used which had and wasn't really tuning it the way I wanted it, but I've got it down now and it's absolutely awesome. The remote sounds really good on the top. I absolutely love this snare!

It's really great! I recorded with it last night and it sounded killer. Because of its nature, You have a tendency to want to adjust it all the time but really, once you get a great sound and feel out of it (rhebseeet spot) you kind of leave it unless you really need a different sound or tuning for a particular song or gig . But it's so easy to tune and it really stays in tune. I think for the price at 599. It's the best deal in town right now.

Let just say GC did the right thing and I made out very well - very fair

Wish I could understand what you said, but since you gave me a thumbs up and a smiley face I guess you liked it and it was helpful lol

Hi. If I get a chance I will but in order to get the samples, you need to buy Lustark SDSE and of course whatever software you want to import most of drum VST's are supported by that tool, but it becomes quite costly if you don't already have this software. I have a studio so I have tons of it already and I've been doing these imports since 2019 . Just fyi - I have an enormous library already created and if you're interested me on Facebook and I'll give you details

Hi! First, I'm using mostly all imported custom samples that I created for my kit. I have a huge 29GB library of VST imports that I use mostly for drums as I think stock cymbals are as goiod as any. If you're interested PM on FB msgr. Otherwise i used the 8 outs into my interface and did do some post processing on the drums with some added verb and compression but not a lot. The 8 outputs provide dry sounds with no kit FX and are made for recording or live sound. A little gating on the snare and additonal reverbs for studio sound. For the cros stick I use the snbrass202_Xst pitched up +2 I think. Reach out on Facebook and I can help more and tell about my library

Well most people found this very helpful so maybe you need glasses.. HOWEVER , obviously you DIDNT READ THE DESCRIPTION WHERE I HAVE A LINK TO CLEAR PICS!! THESE WILL GET YOU IN BALLPARK Also the hihat stand controller is also USELESS. I use a DM continuous pedal controller now and have for 3 years+. In the same description you DID NOT read, the is a link to a vid on that. I'm also betting you did NOT read the manual/user guide you can download from the Alesis roduct page so you get what you give... You MUST read at east 3 times while sitting at your kit. IF YOU DONT UNDERSTAND THE PARAMETERS YOU WILL NEVER GET ANY OF THIS RIGHT. Good luck and try reading other comments. Youre in the minority PS - On the pdel triggers, try LOG1 or EXP 1 on the top curve and either LOG 2 or 3 on the bottom. Depends on your playing but the hihat stand controller ALL suck - roland, goedrum etc - at least in this range. ALSO - Balance the foot level with the overall hihat sounds to get realistic close and chick. The the HH has 3 sounds. Edge, Bow and Foot

Yw! Watch all my vids at the playlist link. They are all helpful. I've been using it since it came out also in 2019, at least the SE. I also have an incredible library. I've imported sounds that I've been putting together since then and if you're interested, I can give you information. I assume you're on Facebook find me there and DM me.. ua-cam.com/play/PLWMSKolvMwTohPaxuN77iWmNKhSlare4k.html&si=gwpNYzZoTEfh2AzL

FYI - Always happy to help. The new kit is pretty nice, but you certainly don't need to go out and buy it because the strike can sound just as good and play just as well.

HAHA THANKS BUT WATCH THIS VID TO REALLY SOLVE THE ISSUE: ua-cam.com/video/tBxpquvky8U/v-deo.html

I've also got a library of killer imported sounds. DM me on FB if interested! You wont need the new kit if you have these!

Thanks! Its an SD3 import from Death and Darkness. Whole kit is from that pack

In the FLESH!