i just got this unit for my self for a similar application could you be kind enough and let me know how you set it up? im thinking to do a similar hybrid set up less mics but def still want some extra mics
My church im helping with for their Young Adult ministry and they have an EAD10 also but also have the drums mic'd. I'm trying an idea where I mix the EAD10 signal and layer a snare sample using a drum trigger. then the other drums are still mic'd. and what was the top snare head mic I was thinking of using it as a bottom mic. Think that'll work and create a huge sound?
No. The two identival signals will cause some problems. You would have to run the overheads through the Ead10, or submix all the drum mics through the EAd.
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I really want a EAD10.... but it´s rather expensive still for my budget. I reckon it´s worth it tho, such a simple and good lil machine.
Sounds really good! 👍. Awesome cues. This is for a church right? Those toms sound awesome from that yamaha unit 👍👍👍👍
Yes! that is at my church in Jacksonville!
i just got this unit for my self for a similar application could you be kind enough and let me know how you set it up? im thinking to do a similar hybrid set up less mics but def still want some extra mics
Yah! You can use this with a kick, snare, and two over heads. And it will mix great!
Is this an Evans emad drumhead on your Kick? How does the EAD10 work with damping rings?
Looks like an Aquarian Superkick I or II to me. I have owned a few of those heads and I think they're awesome!
My church im helping with for their Young Adult ministry and they have an EAD10 also but also have the drums mic'd. I'm trying an idea where I mix the EAD10 signal and layer a snare sample using a drum trigger. then the other drums are still mic'd. and what was the top snare head mic I was thinking of using it as a bottom mic. Think that'll work and create a huge sound?
No. The two identival signals will cause some problems. You would have to run the overheads through the Ead10, or submix all the drum mics through the EAd.