Q&A#2 - Footblaster on an electronic kit?
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- Опубліковано 19 лис 2020
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Penso mi sarò visto sto video almeno 10 volte, l'unico che spiega bene tutto dei footblaster, compreso il little piece of s**t che va sulla centralina se hai ingresso unico.
Grazie Federico!! Top
Thank you so much for putting this out there.
Underrated youtuber! Great video
Miglior video di sempre, sei un grande!
grazie mille!
Funny and interesting vid. Thx
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Great tutorial. Now please persuade Claudio and Martino to describe their gears. Cheers!
thanks! I will ahah
Is using footblaster trigger is more accurate than using electric bass drum tower pad?
Ciao, hai qualche suggerimento per trovare dei samples da caricare sulla memoria SD per la centralina? Grazie
Bro i fucking lov u😂😂😂❤❤❤❤
How do you connect it to a roland td 17?
Hi thanks for the video.. one qiestion..What is that component called specifically to combine the triggers into one kick port? Can you post a link to it? Cheers
Adattatore jack maschio stereo 6.3 mm a doppio jack femmina 6.35 mm ST www.amazon.it/dp/B00DBCV8PK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_i_7XJRPG65HJ5R96K4R70X?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
@@federicogattidrummer thanks brother
@@karkarey 🤘🏻
Poor mama! xD Always be good with mama!!!
No mamas were harmed in the making of this video ahahaha
Hey so since it seems u know a lot about drum kit accessories and the technology I have a question that I've been seeing alot online. It's about compatibility for pads, I have an alesis nitro mesh kit (dm7x) and was wondering is that particular is compatible with roland pads. I only have 1 bass and I want a double, I've seen alot of people saying that you cant have a double for the one I have cause the bass is too small and I believe that. Then I saw people saying online that the nitro kit was compatible with almost all other kits, but they didn't clarify which nitro mesh model you will need, so I'm assuming that mine would be compatable with roland. Just wanted to check if u would know cause my mom is asking what I want for Christmas, and a double bass is what I would like.
Roland pads are the best ones IMO, they are silent and the response is great. You’ll get the best results if you don’t mix brands. But, even on my kit, I’m using a Millenium one and an unbranded one as well. I wouldn’t suggest doing the same for something critical like a snare or a ride pad, but if you only need one extra crash just go for it, you are gonna spend a bit more over your settings but I think everything is gonna work anyway. Never tried a brain module from Alesis tho. I wouldn’t suggest you a Roland kick pad, they are too expensive and very unstable.
@@federicogattidrummer ok thx bro, I was thinking about Yamaha for a kick drum, that all I really want. Some suggest a kt10 I think that's what's it's called, it looks like it would do the job and Its only about $99. I'm on a tight budget so I appreciate u not recommending me expensive brands, really helps me for what I'm trying to look for.
@@awesome2beat815 Hey bro! Did you finally get the Yamaha kick drum?
I have an Alesis Surge mesh e-kit but i didn't like the Alesis kick pad that came with the set (it is not small, it is bigger than the Nitro one and fits my Axis AL2 double pedal, but i didn't like the response and feel). So what i did was putting my Gibraltar kick practice pad instead that i already had, which is so much better and stable, and with the Footblaster triggers that i already had too, my problem was solved in an instant and everything works like a charm.
But, the problem is that if you don't have the Footblasters then you'll have to buy them along with the Gibraltar kick practice pad which they will cost about 240-260 euros both in total and i see you were on a tight budget, but if you haven't purchased the Yamaha kick pad yet and you have more money now, you might consider this too as an option or solution.
Cheers!!
@@marios-pantelispapapaulou8490 I did buy the Yamaha, but I needed to use the original kick that game with the Alesis to play double. The Yamaha was actually too small for both pedals. I set up both kicks and now it's working well. I'm currently trying to learn fast double bass, it is pretty challenging but I think I have gotten better, which is progress.
Ciao Federico volevo chiederti se li vendono solo negli Usa o se si trovano anche in Italia. Grazie
I footblaster sono made in Italy 🇮🇹 nessun problema per la consegna in Italia, anzi, e con il codice FEDE hai anche un po’ di sconto 😉
@@federicogattidrummer non so perché ero convinto che fossero americani. Grazie per la dritta e per lo sconto 😃
CIAO SCUSAMI VOLEVO SAPERE SE INSERENDO I DUE CAVI JACK MONO IN UN MONO NEL MODULO ...IO HO LA TD 27.....RISCONTRI ABBASSAMENTO DEL SUONO? O SALTO DI QUALCHE COLPO? GRAZIE!
Ciao! nessun abbassamento, visto che i cavi portano un segnale del trigger e non audio! Nessun problema nemmeno con i colpi
4:24 eat your vitamins 😭
Ciao io ho una batteria con centralina yamaha questo foot blaster lo posso usare? Ma quanto costa?
Ciao! Certo se la tua centralina ha un'entrata jack funzionerà di sicuro, puoi trovarlo a questo link e se usi il codice FEDE hai anche uno sconto, daje! footblaster.com
@@federicogattidrummer e mi sapresti dire come si chiama di preciso quel pezzo per usarlo in due pedali ma l entrata jacj e' una sola?
@@viperfour1 è un adattatore jack maschio a doppio jack femmina
@@federicogattidrummer ma il foot blster secondo te serve solo a chi fa questi generi ? Il foot blaster per me e' utile perche' universale nn sono un purista metallaro estremo
@@viperfour1 A livello di risposta non ha eguali rispetto a trigger e pad per kit elettronici, e come spiego nel video ti slega dal tuo pad attuale per uno più stabile e con una risposta più fedele magari