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Hey Alessandro, check out Kenny’s video on mapping the midi drums: ua-cam.com/video/ceTWomSAMeE/v-deo.htmlsi=dgV4VZCpEtCHHwjX

also it looks like you need to raise your whole kit up a solid 30 cms 🤣

I think you should be fine with just a standard UK 3-pin plug. The adapter is 110-240V. As for the height - yes, I’m on a taller side, so I had to lift it up pretty much as high as it goes :)

@@milanmandich thanks for the info thats useful. aha I only mentioned the height because Im also very tall, + female proportions so it makes me as leggy as a 6'4 bloke And evey affordable ekit I tried out say ~10 years ago the rack were was too low that I just gave up on the idea of ekits. But looking again now.

Still happy with mine, give us an update once you set it up :)

@@milanmandich I will! Not played for maybe 4 years but as a semi pro in an apartment I thought I will give it a shot!

Hi, here is the link to the Thomann’s official website in Germany: www.thomann.de/intl/millenium_mps_850_e_drum_set.htm I am not sure if they ship outside Europe, but you can give it a try. Good luck!

Thanks . Btw can u plis tell me the size of the whole package/parcel in terms of length n girth?

Unfortunately, I threw the box away, so I don’t really know. What I remember is that the height of the package was about 1.5m, and it was about 30-35kg, if that helps.

Thanks alot

Oh man, thanks, I couldn’t find a detailed video on the set, so I decided to make one myself. As you can see, I don’t post too often :)

Hi, if I remember correctly, it was about 30kg, together with packaging.

Hi, I’m not sure about the Y splitter, but the second input (talking about the 850 model) is taken by the third (ride by default) cymbal.

Definitely!

They're all right, you can use them for gigs, but I would definitely recommend messing with the ezdrummer library for studio recording

@@milanmandich sir thank u for your time and input . Godbless you and all of yours Matthew Alan Kitchens 🤚

Hey Matthew, thanks, I'm glad if the review helped. Good luck with the kit!

Thanks, Antonis! The max height of the bar in the middle is 75cm, hope that helps ;)

@@milanmandich thank you! My height is 1.89m. Do you think that it ll be suitable?

@@Muzaoui8 For the reference, I'm 1.96

@@milanmandich Perfect! Thanks again!

Hi, it's just a regular Ikea office chair - "Järvfjället" is the name of the model ;)

@@milanmandich ahh, okay, thanks! :)))

Yup :)

:) A little bit of both - I am on a taller side, and the drum is more on the compact side

Hi, thanks! Actually, I haven‘t played drums in quite a while before I got this set, but getting back to it was a lot of fun!

Marshal Zhukov, I see you swapped guns for drums :) 1. The sound is - well, ok, not the best sounding module, but it does its job. For recording covers, I'd personally connect the set to EZ Drummer. For a club gig - hardly anyone will notice the sound difference. 2. I haven't experienced any latency whatsoever, and I use a super long cable to connect the drums to my fairly old computer. 3. The kit IS compact, but I got used to it pretty quickly, and I'm rather tall. In general - pros: cheap, durable with a variety of options. Cons: small pads, hitting the top of the cymbal to get the bell sound takes some time getting used to. Other than that, I haven't had any issues. Lastly, I haven't really played Nitro, only Crimson and Strike kits, so can't help you there. I hope this helps ;)

@@milanmandich Thank you very much! This helps alot in some of my "insecurities" about these drums. Hvala ti, sve najbolje!

Hi (love the nick, btw)! Unfortunately - not, the trigger inputs on this module and in this configuration are both taken by the additional crash and the tom :/

@@milanmandich ah good to know, thanks for the reply!

Hi Miguel! I'm glad if the video helped, make sure to share a jam session once you get the drums ;)

Hi! Sorry for the late reply, I wasn't home, so couldn't reply until I checked - yes it can, you can basically just mirror the installation, and it should work just fine.

Hi Randy, I am using it exclusively with the EZdrummer :)

It's a bit of a mixture - I'm a little bit on the taller side, and the kit is definitely a bit on the smaller side. Oh, and camera adds 10 pounds, or so they say! :)

Oh thanks man, and good luck with the band!

@@milanmandich thanks dude!!

Heh, luckily I haven't posted bloopers! :)

Hey András! Yeah, no, you can't . I was messing with it in the beginning, and I managed to get three diferent sounds from the hi-hat - fully closed, semi-open, open. It's one of the downsides of using an e-kit instead of the real thing, unfortunately.

Hi Israel! Not really, sometimes, when I play I kinda can't hear it well, but it in the recording - it sounds ok.

Sorry for the late reply, I totally missed this one - do you mean - listen to the music via USB, or adding sound libraries via USB? Music - yes, sound library - I am fairly certain - no :/

Thanks Kostis! My usb extension cable is 5m long and I don't have any problems at all! And it was just a cheap one that I got at Thomann, nothing fancy. Good luck with the setup!

@@milanmandich Thank you Milan ave a nice day ;)

Hahaha thanks! I freaking love everything about that movie :) It's always in the background ;)

Hi, thanks! I haven't yet had a chance to try out the mps1000, so I don't know. From what I've seen so far, looks like a nice upgrade, but I don't think I could fit it in my room anyway :)

Thanks for the answer, really enjoy the video!!

Hi Ben! Thanks! The sound is really not that bad, I may have been a bit too harsh, you can definitely make it work, but they do sound artificial to me. Rolands that I've tested have by far the best sound, but we're talking about 6-7K kits. Alesis sounds a bit more natural to me, but they're really not that far from what I managed to get out of the Millenium. They do have more voices though. I Hope this helps!

@@milanmandich thanks for getting back to me, appreciate it! I've tried out an Alesis Nitro Mesh in store but unfortunately there aren't many physical shops in my area that stock other options so trying to gauge about the module options from reviews like this

Hi Basdev! I checked it on my end just now, and I've got no issues whatsoever :/ Two things I would try would be to lower the hi-hat pad so it sits right above the switch (the switch being that moving spring thingy on top of the hi-hat controller), as it's extremely sensitive. Also, make sure the hi-hat pedal goes all the way down when you press it. The sound switches to the semi-open hi-hat as soon as the pressure is relieved. Let me know if this helps, and good luck!

Hi Johnny! Thanks, I'm glad you find the video useful! Trust me, I couldn't even call myself a drummer, let alone be the Ghost's drummer, but thanks, I'll take it :)

Thanks! Exactly why I bought it as well - as a MIDI device, and it works nicely! Also, you'll get better and better so long as you enjoy playing - that's the point, right? :)

I feel like the drum set is a little short, is it too short?

I'm 6'5 so I understand it does look small, and don't get me wrong - it is compact, but I still managed to find a comfortable position.