EFNote Pro electronic drum kit - NAMM 2023
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- Опубліковано 12 кві 2023
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Preview of the EFNote Pro electronic drum kit at the 2023 NAMM show.
Since 2018, the engineers at EFNOTE have pursued a different approach to developing electronic drums, after feeling the limits of working for a leading Japanese musical instrument manufacturer. Their new path allowed them to escape the constraints of cost and mass production, pushing the edge in order to recreate acoustic realism. Knowing there is no instrument that will please everyone, EFNOTE makes instruments to be remembered and thoroughly enjoyed by those who choose them.
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If I was rich, I would buy one of this without hesitating
The stage box on the floor is brilliant
Nice, this type of technology could spark another revolution of kids being able to play music in apartments, houses that are close together, etc.
I loved what he said about quality over quantity! Someone finally gets it.
Excellent! It's evident that e-drums are the future
I'm going to have to sell my soul for this thing, aren't I?
Probably. The question is, is it really worth it?
No, only your firstborn😌
Maybe an organ you don't need that much? Gallbladder? A kidney?
@@DrummerGrrrl I haven’t a gallbladders anymore, that sucks!
Sounds awesome
Sounds better than any other electronic kit out there.
It’s always fun to see how these wonderful kits convert Michael into a boy with a toy. He makes playing look so easy. 😂
Great presentation here. This is truly a wonderful kit, though I have to admit this is far beyond my aspirations. However, if I were a pro drummer (or even just a frequent stage drummer) I would definitely want to have one of these. A drummer with this kit on stage will never get fired from the band! 😊
I've not long bought the 5X and thats awesome this looks so good 😮
Uh..🤯
Awesome sound and model.
Damn 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
What an amazing achievement. Cannot wait until the prices are out (module and new cymbals n toms) as well as user vids on youtube. When will it ship to customers?
I need this in my life. But there’s no way I can afford it on my own.
Take that Roland!! I love my mimic Pro with ATV Shells but this thing is also cool! Stagebox and Unit separately is nice idea. What about round robin and multisampling? I can’t hear machinegunning in that demo. Pricetag??
Ok take my money!😂
Cymbals sound fantastic. I'd like to know how the hi hat compares to the new Roland digital hats?
I’d like to hear what they sound like without any amplification or mics. In other words if you were playing in an apartment, what might the neighbour hear?
Love the MOBY DICK drumming at the end Mike!!!! This a fantastic kit!
Michael Bedard, Man I am very impressed with this set up. The sounds, the hook ups, visual aesthetic.
Just ordered. Bummer about the ambience tho, as a p16 in ear user having a little reverb on the drum sub group would be awesome. I get around this on my ad5 by summing the headphone send thru a boss reverb pedal, then send to the board and use that send for the in-ears. For some reason the MIDAS M32 effects inserts don't to a great job for this. Seems like a small gripe, but it would have been a great feature.
Taking out the reverb and ambiance is fine for a live kit but if you also want to use it for practicing for those live gigs some effects would have been great.
You can run any VST through it if you need reverb
@@listener84 you mean with a computer?
@@toysoldiernostalgia yes, or any sound source, just line it in. Saved resources for the instrument library. Verb for the toy box, this is a toolbox.
Not bad, got ahead of Roland really quick in sounds, build, module. Only advantage roland has now are digital pads but that's about it? edit and probably their three ply mesh heads.
also hi-resolution MIDI, sample WAV import, kit customization, internal recording, 4 track bcking track playback, ambience, reverb, transient and compression tools, front panel mixer controls, touch responsive triggers, positional awareness, interval sensing etc etc
@@onomatopoeidia The PRO system has 16CH USB MIDI as well as 12CH USB audio and compression per bus, 12 CH balanced XLR outs, 3 zones and 360° choke and playing on all crashes, bell zone on all hats, and leaves mixing (including ambience) front of house to the FOH engineer. But the tools of customizing, tuning, muffling, layering, compression, global spectral panning are all onboard. Bus and main monitoring. Like they said, a tool box instead of a toy box. The samples are another far-off level from Roland, but if you want to run an spdsx pro, run it through the module and routing it out XLR straight to the house.
Man I thought the Pearl Mimic pro sounded good... this kit is nice! The only thing I didn't like was all of the trigger leads running to the stage box. A snake would have been a clean touch!
When will this be available in Canada, can the stagebox be bought as an option and will it support individual tracks out over midi?
12 individual channels of USB Audio and 16 channels of USB MIDI simultaneously
At 1:00 "What they did instead was they invested into recording the heck out of these drums." At 2:55 "On and on they've expanded the library exponentially." That implies an all-new sound library. That sounds good. Mike, can you comment on whether it has more sample layers and round-robins per instrument. It does seem so.
Question: will the module be rolled out to the non pro models (that is a simpler version without the stage floor box but keeping similar user interface)?? Would be a good way to address the outdated tech used on the existing modules
I'd dig a digital snake type situation for my home studio. I don't want to have to keep switching the audio device on my computer to track drums.
I like the 3 zone cymbals and especially the hi hat, i'm guessing roland doesn't support that hi hat in their td27 module?
no, rolands digital hihat does not have three zones. its quite inexplicable for the price.
@@bruceperkins2921 Yes when roland came out with their digital hi hat, i was very disappointed. I'm not spending a dime on it
one more of these customer requests : can you please make this 2000$? 😭
Available in Canada ? québec ?
Look at that China cymbal man it's sexy🔥🔥
Well .... my Roland VAD506 all of the sudden feels inadequate. Really interested to see the price on this. If Roland puts a bell on their HH I imagine it would be the $2500 VH-15 😂
Add a 2nd kick and a couple more cymbals and this would be the perfect setup for my metal production
and corpse paint
@@bluesiliconedot2190 it's a essential part of the process of course
I like efnote. They just havent been around long enough to judge long term reliability. I have Roland stuff going on 3 decades that still works perfect. Right now for this kind of money I'll stick with Roland. Module much more flexible too.
Flexible with a bunch of things that mean nothing to a pro level gig though. There is no front of house mixer in the world that wants the drummer. Trying to mix from the kit. Just send great clean samples that are high-quality and provide the best triggering for the drummer. Tuning muffling and six bus compressors if they want any of that at front of house. not pick the wood on the walls of the studio etc. That’s a gimmick.
Seems like efnote does have much superior samples though, so both yes and no, Roland is not really more flexible in that regard if you want to use built in sounds.
electric drums not bad if want to practice at home I have an Alesis I wouldn't recommend for live though at some point electric drums can lag mess your whole gig up I rather stick to acoustic its more solid, me and my guy was just talking about this the other day because the church moved and got these, the ones in charge of the music ministry thought it was a great ideal to get these trying to control the sound ,the pastor don't even like these he said while having service there to electronic need more of a solid sound and more cowbell lol and he's right ,you can't make a joyful noise with drum pads not trying get churchy but yeah lol
If that is your opinion that is fine. I've been gigging with electronic drums for years and never go back probably. Especially in smaller venues like bars where acoustic drums are a disaster to work with they give a much more controlled and balanced sound easily. At stationary venues like a church I do imagine those problems are easier to deal with though.
which kit do u use?@@Tom-sd2vi my alesis nitro mesh definitely cannot be played live lol
@@hokkid A custom kit with wooden shells I build myself with a td-25 module
I've played a Roland E-kit with TD30 module 2016-2022 (probably 150 gigs), then a custom built e-kit with TD50X module for last 15 months (probably 50 gigs).
I've never experienced any lag, at all.
This kit has no perceivable latency at all, I spend hours per week live with it. Phenomenal.
Pro unit ? can you play rimshots on toms ??? The pros actually play rimshots on toms. If you add this I'll buy a kit !!
Could give a damn about tom rimshots
Tom rimshots dont make an electronic drumkit a Pro... instead, nice natural drum sounds do, unlike those ugly pew pew sounds from the majority of manufacturers
yes but you need pro sticks
The pros play rimshots on toms? What lol? Literally nobody plays rimshots on toms. What do you wanna also be able to slide the tip of your stick along the cymbals to make that screechy noise? Lol those are gimmicks.
damn thats expensive
haha, Roland's top-end kit comes in around $8K.
Also, the DWe kit is $10k
It's all about what you want to do with it. $4k-$8k+ is certainly too expensive to sit in your spare room, just tinkering every so often. I wouldn't mind paying for the 3X, and I wouldn't be embarrassed to haul it to a live set if needed.
We need updates for the old efnote modules, they can sound the same as this set.
So it would be nice to add some things from the pro to the old efnote modules.
you see this chit roland? i think you may have been dethroned! lol. sucks for me. i have a td50x.
Beauty kit, still not a fan of the sounds. If I ever get to play in a band again, I'll very likely get the 3x kit, and use with Superior Drummer.
Stage box is a great idea, but likely too much for your average player. I'll stick to running everything out of my Apollo 8.
Moby Dick ending. I dig that
dude more playing less talking next time