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Yeah, my answer is to raise the threshold level on the rim and the main head, and lower the sensitivity. You also can try poly vs mono type

@@sabadrum I'll try that. Thx!

@@kafri07 you also may want to check that your trigger settings for the pad are set to head/rim and not trigger x’s 2 in Utility. When I was messing around with internal triggers this would mess things up when I didn’t have the settings correct and you have to change this manually

Hey, check out my other video below where I rate all the top pads, including the Yamaha Multi 12. ua-cam.com/video/KsgbHe3qShs/v-deo.htmlsi=JUBLWxb42etgrF_S

Yep, completely from the Pro!

great question! I would think it depends if the Millenium has the switch, which I am unaware if it does. I don't think you can share the functions of each module

Thanks man! Unfortunately I don’t think your VH10 will work with the Yamahas, but the Roland pads should work. For portable, I am using the Alesis Samplepad Pro. So much value for the money

Thanks so much! I actually took an old drum rack and had the poles cut to make 2 separate smaller poles to mount both of them on the module stand with Gibraltar clamps. Works great!

@@sabadrum thank you a lot. Amazing work

No, it’s just the 2 switch pedals that come with the kit.

In the trigger functions, which I believe is under ‘Utility’, you need to make sure your pad is set to head and rim, so it picks up 2 triggers. Also make sure you are plugged into one of the inputs in the back that has 2 numbers, not 1. I believe it’s 2/3 and 4/5. I know for a fact that input 1 is only for single trigger pads.

@@sabadrum thank you so much! 👍

Only 2 sounds, but it feels pretty realistic

My bad, it does give you the option to adjust the sensitivity of each pad!

No driver needed. Connected seamlessly with usb wire

Yep! Only thing is that with the Pro it won’t allow for foot splash, just open closed hi hat on the stand. Not a big deal for me though

Nope, this is the Roland SPD SX Pro

They will work throughout the cymbal, but will just sound stronger near the sensors. Despite this, they are still very good pads.

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Hello there!!! Unfortunately the Pro doesn't support 3 zone ride cymbals, and Roland actually prints that in their Manual. The cymbal will work as regular dual zone, but you can't use the bell zone. This is the same for the TM6 module. However, I am pretty happy using the 'Switch' playmode in which I get my bell sound by hitting the cymbal harder. Won't work for everyone, but you can still technically achieve 3 different sounds on the dual zone cymbal, when you consider the edge as well!

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You need a y cable male splitter that plugs into both audio inputs of the Strike to connect to your laptop. Once you have that you hit the sampling button and it’s pretty straight forward by just playing your sample into the strike. You wouldn’t adjust any of the audio settings in logic to my knowledge, just let it play from the external headphone jack, which is where you’ll plug in the y cable. Hope this helps!

@@sabadrum Really appreciate the reply man - stepping into a new world with the sample pad and unfortunately there is not a lot out there on the strike multipad.

No anything Roland won’t work with the Strike

it's good, but the issue I had with it after a while is that the kick trigger is posted on the rack leg, so you had to sit accordingly. I love having the KT10 now cause I can put it wherever is comfortable for me. The regular towers are better too, but they are bulky on the other side so depending on how much space you have it could interfere.

Thank you sir!

If you are using a 3 zone Yamaha pad, you need to trigger each zone, the head, the crosstick section, and the rimshot section, all 3 zones will be recognized by the module. (You will see a marking on the rim of the pad if there are indeed 2 separate zones) Additionally, the snare needs to be plugged into input 13.

@@sabadrum thank you,,do I trigger each one separately? I watched a Yamaha video on how to set it up but he seemed to have all three been recognised on the dtx screen I'm not getting that very frustrating 🙄

@@pigsfromagun4050 yes, each one is seperate

I am using the outputs on the audio interface. So I am connected to the interface via the Main outputs on the Strike, then use a separate 1/4 inch wire from the main outs on the interface to the amp.

There was a small audience actually, the audio was just all plugged in lol and thanks man!

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It was a good kit, but there was a little too much crosstalk for me.

I'm not a pro so I neither know or have notice wat u mean but I Just bought the dtx63x,,,,love the tcs pads,,,,it makes me wanna play,& practice more& the natural sound is so much better than my previous kvx07,,, I love the little kit on the dtx

@@r.c.wilson6324crosstalk is when you hit one of the pads it will slightly trigger the other pads as well

Nord Drum looks cool, but you only get one kick trigger and it counts as one of the pads. So if you are content with only have a kick pad and just 5 other pads it will work. But I wanted hi hat control and other inputs too so for me it wasn’t worth it. You could use the Nord in conjunction with another pad I guess lol you can also configure it with MIDI, but I just prefer using the audio from the module. I may do another video on configuring the strike with the Logic Pro midi.

@@sabadrum I'm hoping to pick up my Strike Mutltipad today. I'll explore a bit more too. Look forward to your video on midi with the strike.

Hey Thanks so much! I use the Alesis DM V2 hi hat controller, and the Roland KT-10 for the bass. The KT10 is pricey, but I was able to get it used for 100 dollars less or so, so I highly recommend you try to find one used. The snare here is the Roland PDX-100 which is a great general pad.

@@sabadrum thanks so much. Appreciate it

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direct from the SPD SX

hey man! Thanks! If you just want something to jam and use on gigs then the Alesis should work great actually! Lots of great instrument sounds, and can upload your own samples and it's easy. I wouldn't put 2 sounds (Wave A and Wave B) on one pad , just Wave A, cause you'll occasionally find some latency between the 2 voices. But it's a not a huge thing

yep. it allows up to 5 external triggers, when you split the 2 dual trigger inputs. You won't get triple zone though unless you use Input 13 though.

@@sabadrum thanks so much for the reply keep up the videos very useful ☺️

You mentioned the Roland PDX 100 as a snare with the multi12 is there a newer version you would recommend thanks 👍would the PDX 12 work.

@@pigsfromagun4050 yeah it should. I had good luck with Roland pads, the Yamaha pads caused a lot of cross talk with the Multi 12 if you can believe it lol

@@sabadrum ok I was gonna go with Yamaha xp80 but if you def think the PDX 12 will work I'll go with that thanks.

ua-cam.com/video/Zf-G-Jo4cf0/v-deo.htmlsi=lHPJjoaARatXVs8I hey man, check out the video link here that goes into a bit more depth. I used splitters for 2 of the trigger inputs, since each trigger can be split into 2 single zone triggers. You just need to get Y cable 1/4 inch splitters. I also use both toms as single zone, as well as the hi hat. This frees up that space. Hope this helps!

@@sabadrum what type of splitter did you use And about the hihats You are using splitter to connect in HH Ctrl / expression.

@@drummer4255 the y 1/4 inch cables I bought on Amazon. And I split the hi hat pad with the hi tom, not the controller