I downloaded the free kit settings for my TD-11 from Piero Peluche, and some of them are pretty decent. I also listened to samples of the VExpressions kit settings and some of those sound decent as well. My biggest issue with either of these sources is that you have to buy them in packs. I really wish they would let you choose kits ala carte. I would pay $2 per kit all day long, but I don't like paying $35 for 25 kits if I'm only going to use a few of them.
yeah that's how it goes. These guy's know that if they sell the kits separate , they'd only make $2 off you. So they sell it as a bundle. It's just business.
I have a TD12 and was able to assemble and tweak 2 different kits to sound really close to Alex Van Halen's kit from Fair Warning and Stewart Copeland's kit from Zenyatta Mendatta. When doing this, remember that the kits on recordings are heavily EQ'd. Start with the right drum and EQ. Roll off lows for most of the elements and really take out the lows and mids from cymbals.
Charlie Panosh question. If I only want to play the samples from SD3 , can I just buy a td 12 instead of the expensive new modules? How many inputs on the back?
Now seeing this in 2020. I am surprised that such packs are not more common. In the eighties when FM synthesizers like the DX7 and even other units such as the Roland and Korg instruments were popular but difficult to program there were many individuals and companies who created their custom patches. I agree with you that if you pay 2K for a set, even up to 50$ is not too much to pay for custom settings designed by a professional. Imagine if all the top session and stage drummers can earn in this way especially in these Covid times. Great channel with excellent content.
Throwing in a comment, I've used Alan and the Vexpression packs on TD-25 and Pearl Mimic and the amount of work that goes into them is insane. They transform the drum kits and I would have no hesitation buying them for whatever modules I've owned. It's a level of editing you rarely see outside of Superior Drummer and other VSTs because of how much work it takes. They're excellent.
Use the Vexpressions Infinity pack on the TD50. Completely transformed the kit. Also it is best to go into the module trigger settings and tone down the very initial attack on the pads to get a more realistic sound and feel.
Absolutely dude. 18x16 tom? -45ish attack, 7-8 set for time, and for me personally I like my toms resonance at 100 and apply mufflers if need be. Makes it sound way more realistic. Roland shot themselves in the foot by demoing everything with no transient. If they want to reach outside of engineers and get the hobbiest market interested they should of done this right out of the gate. I am still suprised Pearl passed them up but Roland are kind of snobby. I have owned a lot of pearl hardware in the past and they know how to sell gear.
I have tried pretty much all of these.......and although Michael Schack comes up with some interesting stuff..........I literally can't imagine my TD30 without VExpressions pack(s). I like them so much that I went back and purchased a second pack a year or so later. Keep in mind these are settings as Justin explained.............so there is nothing that prevents you from tweaking a little more even after you load up the Vex kits. But, I have seen many people comment (and I agree) that the Vex kits are how the TD30 SHOULD sound out of the box.
The eDrum Workshop and Drum-tec also deserve a mention imo. I don't know if they already existed when you made this video. As I understand it, eDW is just one guy making "settings packs" as you accurately call them, but I'm pretty he also uses new samples. He sells them in packs but individual kits as well, which I like because most packs I've checked out only have one or two kits I really like. Drum-tec only sells packs for about €40, to my knowledge only with factory Roland samples. Some of the kits sound really good, others not so much imo. Thanks for making this, always a lot of useful information!
brill video as usual. i bought vexpressions masters pack for td9v2 and it transformed the module. i bought a masters pack for td11 and its good, but not as noticeably better, just nice to choose known player kits.
I know this video is old but the recent modules can take samples in conjunction with the modules sounds so they do add more than what the module comes with.
This is all very nice, I wish companies did this a little more, because not everyone of us can afford right off the bat (or are even tech savy enough) to wire and reroute things out to programs like EZdrummer or something. I can only hope that the continuation of direct downloadable sounds to the modules themselves will continue to expand. It's simplistic bliss if you ask me.
another great video, Justin! after a lot of experimenting with the settings, I'm happy with my sounds thanks you and a LOT of fiddling around with the decay settings so thank you for the tip; now the crashes sound more realistic and can be head over the ride. I was also having triggering problems with the toms; they were making a slight rattling noise after being hit - I set them to be RHH135 hihats in the module and now rattling noise has gone! bizarre..but I'm happy
I truely appreciate the hard work put into settings packs but it's frustrating that most focus on trying to replicate artists' recordings rather that just trying to reproduce drum kits. All I want is something close to a Starclassic Maple. I'd be absolutely thrilled with just that ONE realistic sounding kit. The whole point is to make my ekit sound like drums, not a collection of over produced studio performances.
A very good point, as always. I love your channel, keep up the good work! :) Btw, I think it's a better idea to play with the module for hours and get the perfect sound for you, so you can actually understand what's going on.
The VExpressions packs are a bit expensive but completely worth every penny if you are like me and have no clue how to program a roland module well. I bought the Evolution pack for my TD-15 and it really shows what this module is capable of. They just released the masters pack and I'll probably get that one too.
It depends on the module, and the company creating custom kits. The Roland TD1/3/5/8/9/10/11/12/15/20/30 modules don’t have sample import at all. The newer modules do though, so Drumtec can add samples in those module preset packs
I did "upgrade" my TD12 module with three differen free packs on vdrums . Sounds much better (some of them)and anyway you can load back your backup if not happy. Video on my channel
High end Roland modules are probably the best solution for e-drums on the market right now. But the pricing for my opinion is too expensive! But still for the better sound the Superior Drummer and some tweeks and tunes gets better result! But it's disappointing and get me puzzled. Why i should pay around 2к for high end module that can't make a good deal out of the box and i should go with third party solutions? It's a big question for me so far :) By the way Justin, what do you think about new Alesis Strike Pro kit? I think 2k is fair price for whats Alesis offer now. Great channel! Keep going! Cheers!
I don't think the strike is worth buying at the moment. They've been coming out of the factory with some issues (cracked screens, software issues, foam glue issues) if those get fixed, then it will be a great drumset for the price :)
I wish if you can collaborate with Jared Falk (Drumeo Channel) to discuss about electronic drums and share opinion between you and him. That will be cool.
It's better to learn & edit your own sound than buy those packs. Thank you! But since I use acoustic drums I just have to tune them per key or note per drum. Thank you! 🙂
I wouldn't say better. Pros and cons to each. It's good to do it yourself because you save money and gain skill/experience of doing it yourself. Downside is it can be time- consuming and will likely result in an inferior sound to someone who really knows what they're doing.
@@stephenhughes5156 well I got to hand it to you, I completely forgot about that one. Thanks for heads-up Sir. I appreciate it! 🙂 I agree with you on that!🙂
If you take just 30 minutes and read the instructions (oh no read the manual) lol! You can edit the crap out of your Roland module, and make your drums and cymbals sound awesome! I have a 20 year old TD5 kit and if you listen to some of my songs on my channel, the drums sound killer!!!
Seems to me that if roland just set the defaults better on their modules there would be no need to buy these settings packs.I would never buy them anyway myself btw.
Justin, just reporting in that I purchased both V-Expressions packs for the TD-30 (Essentials Rock & Performance). While the snares, cymbals and general mix sound great, the toms not so much. I started to panic as I went through all the sets. The majority of sets are using the Univ toms, and they all sound pretty similar… like hitting cardboard. Tom 1 & 2 are tuned way too high and toms 3 & 4 too low and have a strange sounding resonance. I am not sure why so many sets use the Univ tom set, but there are many better sounding kits that can be tuned and tweaked way better. I spent the last 2 days obsessively changing toms. This is probably the worst 80.00 I've spent towards the TD-30K. I reloaded my sets. They sound much better (except the snares and cymbals). I realize everyone has their own sound preferences, but I don't see how anyone could like the V-Expressions Univ tom setup, and why they chose to use this on so many kit setups. The upside is that this whole ordeal has really forced me to learn the sound features of the TD-30.
Ouch, sorry to hear about that. One of the reasons I never bought either of those packs for my module is that I didn't really love the sound. Everyone RAVES about the sound, but It's not for me personally.
I only have a TD-11 and do not know about editing a TD-30 module, but you can still make your investment pay! If you really like the V-Expressions sounds for the snares, cymbals and general mix, then look at their individual settings in the instrument edit window and use them to tweak the original TD-30 sound to match them. Just make yourself a Template using Words or Excel listing each instrument settings such as Tuning, Mufflings, Strainer, etc., then write down the value for each setting in a separate column and print it. Repeat the process for other kits you like. It will make it easy for you to edit your original TD-30 drum kits to your liking. Saves you a lot of time and effort, and it will get you going at learning how to modify each instrument settings. Just my 2 pennies!
Thank you. I have been digging into the TD-30 and learning how to adjust settings. Thanks for your advise in a previous episode on how to adjust cymbals. There are just so many settings, I'm just not sure if it is worth spending so much time tweaking when you can buy settings. It sounds like the Vexpressions are the best available. Have you used any sound bundles and do you have a recommendation?
Just picked up a vex pack for the TD50. $60.00. I've made it through 33 of 45 sets. My impressions thus far are the snare sounds are pretty decent- definitely an upgrade. The cymbals are pretty good- not a huge difference from the stock / artist kits- but they aren't bad. Bass drums are pretty good too- some don't go so well when the whole kit is played together especially the toms. The toms... Nothing inspiring here at all. I was frankly disappointed. Pretty bad sounds with little use of layering to add some dynamics. The tuning and pretty much all of the settings just seem off. The artist kit upgrade from Roland supplied some much better tweaked toms... I just hate the tom that sounds like you're hitting a fish bowl covered with a drum head... You can make them better yourself but that's what I paid $60 for?? I'm not totally convinced I shouldn't have paid the req. bucks but I definitely don't feel like I got a great deal. Like many have said before- It does force you to really try and figure out all of the details in regards to programming. If you don't mind parting with $60 especially then go for it. If you spent a long time making up those dollars I'd say you're probably capable of figuring out a set with all the options yourself...
@@Hotdang617 I'm planning to get Death and Darkness, The Rooms of Hansa, and Hitmaker SDX via thomann's SDX value pack. The stock library sounds great but I want more.
Just bought a TD17 KVX and want to expand on the sounds. All my money went into this kit. Any more suggestions on where to download great sounding acoustic kits besides these mentioned (for example Yamaha Live Customer kit)?
justin i like the idea of playing your acoustics and the pearl e drum heads, i have Yamaha Electronic Drums currently, but am not satisfied with the sounds, what is your recommendation of pearl e drum heads! Thanks for your time Justin. Or hybrid drums.
I like them, they are cheap and work. But they don't feel as good as a 2ply head, and the trigger response of anything you pair with it won't be as good as a 2ply.
Sounds good. I saw your video on the best kit for $1500 which was a big consideration for me before picking the TD25. Do you think there is really much improvement vs the TD11? since I notice you upgraded
Hey man I have a few questions, would a td 9 be better than a td 11? I'm looking into triggering my acoustic set, also with artist samples like josh Manuels samples are they compatible with a td 9 or a td 11? Thanks man I'm really loving this channel
I downloaded the free kit settings for my TD-11 from Piero Peluche, and some of them are pretty decent. I also listened to samples of the VExpressions kit settings and some of those sound decent as well. My biggest issue with either of these sources is that you have to buy them in packs. I really wish they would let you choose kits ala carte. I would pay $2 per kit all day long, but I don't like paying $35 for 25 kits if I'm only going to use a few of them.
yeah that's how it goes. These guy's know that if they sell the kits separate , they'd only make $2 off you. So they sell it as a bundle. It's just business.
Your channel is by far the best source for everything edrums related. Thanks
I have a TD12 and was able to assemble and tweak 2 different kits to sound really close to Alex Van Halen's kit from Fair Warning and Stewart Copeland's kit from Zenyatta Mendatta.
When doing this, remember that the kits on recordings are heavily EQ'd. Start with the right drum and EQ.
Roll off lows for most of the elements and really take out the lows and mids from cymbals.
Charlie Panosh question. If I only want to play the samples from SD3 , can I just buy a td 12 instead of the expensive new modules? How many inputs on the back?
God, I fucking love this channel
Thanks dude!
Now seeing this in 2020.
I am surprised that such packs are not more common.
In the eighties when FM synthesizers like the DX7 and even other units such as the Roland and Korg instruments were popular but difficult to program there were many individuals and companies who created their custom patches.
I agree with you that if you pay 2K for a set, even up to 50$ is not too much to pay for custom settings designed by a professional.
Imagine if all the top session and stage drummers can earn in this way especially in these Covid times.
Great channel with excellent content.
Throwing in a comment, I've used Alan and the Vexpression packs on TD-25 and Pearl Mimic and the amount of work that goes into them is insane. They transform the drum kits and I would have no hesitation buying them for whatever modules I've owned. It's a level of editing you rarely see outside of Superior Drummer and other VSTs because of how much work it takes. They're excellent.
Use the Vexpressions Infinity pack on the TD50. Completely transformed the kit. Also it is best to go into the module trigger settings and tone down the very initial attack on the pads to get a more realistic sound and feel.
Andrew Conner show us a video, do a demo of the kits
@@filicourbeillere4577 Would love to but I'm no drummer. It's my son who uses it and he's at University. Who knows though when he comes back.
Absolutely dude. 18x16 tom? -45ish attack, 7-8 set for time, and for me personally I like my toms resonance at 100 and apply mufflers if need be. Makes it sound way more realistic. Roland shot themselves in the foot by demoing everything with no transient. If they want to reach outside of engineers and get the hobbiest market interested they should of done this right out of the gate. I am still suprised Pearl passed them up but Roland are kind of snobby. I have owned a lot of pearl hardware in the past and they know how to sell gear.
Thanks, Justin! Your commission is on the way! But keep it secret please;)
hahaha
I have tried pretty much all of these.......and although Michael Schack comes up with some interesting stuff..........I literally can't imagine my TD30 without VExpressions pack(s). I like them so much that I went back and purchased a second pack a year or so later.
Keep in mind these are settings as Justin explained.............so there is nothing that prevents you from tweaking a little more even after you load up the Vex kits. But, I have seen many people comment (and I agree) that the Vex kits are how the TD30 SHOULD sound out of the box.
Glad they are working well for you :) I've never used them. But I like that the option is available.
This was good info. I had very little knowledge of this.
Sweet glad it helped! :)
as always Justin great video. very helpfull
The eDrum Workshop and Drum-tec also deserve a mention imo. I don't know if they already existed when you made this video. As I understand it, eDW is just one guy making "settings packs" as you accurately call them, but I'm pretty he also uses new samples. He sells them in packs but individual kits as well, which I like because most packs I've checked out only have one or two kits I really like.
Drum-tec only sells packs for about €40, to my knowledge only with factory Roland samples. Some of the kits sound really good, others not so much imo.
Thanks for making this, always a lot of useful information!
eDrum Workshop is a very new channel. It didn't exist when I made this video
yesss!!!! thank you, my TD-11 doesn't suck anymore.
:)
brill video as usual. i bought vexpressions masters pack for td9v2 and it transformed the module. i bought a masters pack for td11 and its good, but not as noticeably better, just nice to choose known player kits.
Thanks Phil! glad to know those packs are working well for you :)
Yes do it, drumtec makes some good ones
I know this video is old but the recent modules can take samples in conjunction with the modules sounds so they do add more than what the module comes with.
Yup that is true, sample packs are more powerful than they used to be if the seller includes samples they recorded. Example: the edrumworkshop
I adore your content, can we have some side by side comparison between the roland sound and an atv please?
This is all very nice, I wish companies did this a little more, because not everyone of us can afford right off the bat (or are even tech savy enough) to wire and reroute things out to programs like EZdrummer or something.
I can only hope that the continuation of direct downloadable sounds to the modules themselves will continue to expand. It's simplistic bliss if you ask me.
:)
another great video, Justin! after a lot of experimenting with the settings, I'm happy with my sounds thanks you and a LOT of fiddling around with the decay settings so thank you for the tip; now the crashes sound more realistic and can be head over the ride. I was also having triggering problems with the toms; they were making a slight rattling noise after being hit - I set them to be RHH135 hihats in the module and now rattling noise has gone! bizarre..but I'm happy
Awesome! Glad you've dailed that 502 module in :)
it's a big relief i can tell you! :)
I truely appreciate the hard work put into settings packs but it's frustrating that most focus on trying to replicate artists' recordings rather that just trying to reproduce drum kits. All I want is something close to a Starclassic Maple. I'd be absolutely thrilled with just that ONE realistic sounding kit. The whole point is to make my ekit sound like drums, not a collection of over produced studio performances.
23O Grain keep an eye out for new packs from Drum tec
A very good point, as always. I love your channel, keep up the good work! :)
Btw, I think it's a better idea to play with the module for hours and get the perfect sound for you, so you can actually understand what's going on.
I'm with you on this one
Yes, if you have hours. I don't - I have 3 kids and a busy job and would rather be playing.
The VExpressions packs are a bit expensive but completely worth every penny if you are like me and have no clue how to program a roland module well. I bought the Evolution pack for my TD-15 and it really shows what this module is capable of. They just released the masters pack and I'll probably get that one too.
Glad it's working so well for you :)
Some of them do contain custom samples. My favorite is the drumtec acoustic set, there are quite a few custom samples involved.
It depends on the module, and the company creating custom kits. The Roland TD1/3/5/8/9/10/11/12/15/20/30 modules don’t have sample import at all. The newer modules do though, so Drumtec can add samples in those module preset packs
I did "upgrade" my TD12 module with three differen free packs on vdrums .
Sounds much better (some of them)and anyway you can load back your backup if not happy.
Video on my channel
:) glad you like them
Notification squad again 👍
Welcome Back :)
I see there was no mention of Drum-Tec. I have their packs and VExpressions packs, and the Drum-Tec pack is way way better.
High end Roland modules are probably the best solution for e-drums on the market right now. But the pricing for my opinion is too expensive! But still for the better sound the Superior Drummer and some tweeks and tunes gets better result!
But it's disappointing and get me puzzled. Why i should pay around 2к for high end module that can't make a good deal out of the box and i should go with third party solutions? It's a big question for me so far :)
By the way Justin, what do you think about new Alesis Strike Pro kit? I think 2k is fair price for whats Alesis offer now.
Great channel! Keep going! Cheers!
I don't think the strike is worth buying at the moment. They've been coming out of the factory with some issues (cracked screens, software issues, foam glue issues) if those get fixed, then it will be a great drumset for the price :)
Wow, i didn't know about that! Thanks for info :)
Hope they fixed their fuckups in the future!
Is there a slow paced tutorial for the sweet drum intro to your videos? Ive always wanted to see it broken down and practice it.
I'm not sure if I've done a video tutorial on that yet :/
I wish if you can collaborate with Jared Falk (Drumeo Channel) to discuss about electronic drums and share opinion between you and him. That will be cool.
That would be cool, but Jared has already done videos like that with people from Roland and Yamaha. But if he asks, I wouldn't say no ;)
good idea, thanks! the tama dream is back on.. :)
:)
I bought the Apex set for the TD11 from vexpressions and its pretty good.. Its now fun to play most the kits on it..
It's better to learn & edit your own sound than buy those packs. Thank you! But since I use acoustic drums I just have to tune them per key or note per drum. Thank you! 🙂
I wouldn't say better. Pros and cons to each. It's good to do it yourself because you save money and gain skill/experience of doing it yourself. Downside is it can be time- consuming and will likely result in an inferior sound to someone who really knows what they're doing.
@@stephenhughes5156 well I got to hand it to you, I completely forgot about that one. Thanks for heads-up Sir. I appreciate it! 🙂 I agree with you on that!🙂
@@stephenhughes5156 you earned a sub. from me Sir. Thank you!
If you take just 30 minutes and read the instructions (oh no read the manual) lol! You can edit the crap out of your Roland module, and make your drums and cymbals sound awesome! I have a 20 year old TD5 kit and if you listen to some of my songs on my channel, the drums sound killer!!!
The higher end ones are a bit more complicated and it takes alot more than 30 minutes to learn the darn things. but I agree, the time is worth it.
Seems to me that if roland just set the defaults better on their modules there would be no need to buy these settings packs.I would never buy them anyway myself btw.
true
No Drum Tec or Edrumworkshop?
Justin, just reporting in that I purchased both V-Expressions packs for the TD-30 (Essentials Rock & Performance). While the snares, cymbals and general mix sound great, the toms not so much. I started to panic as I went through all the sets. The majority of sets are using the Univ toms, and they all sound pretty similar… like hitting cardboard. Tom 1 & 2 are tuned way too high and toms 3 & 4 too low and have a strange sounding resonance.
I am not sure why so many sets use the Univ tom set, but there are many better sounding kits that can be tuned and tweaked way better. I spent the last 2 days obsessively changing toms. This is probably the worst 80.00 I've spent towards the TD-30K. I reloaded my sets. They sound much better (except the snares and cymbals).
I realize everyone has their own sound preferences, but I don't see how anyone could like the V-Expressions Univ tom setup, and why they chose to use this on so many kit setups.
The upside is that this whole ordeal has really forced me to learn the sound features of the TD-30.
Ouch, sorry to hear about that. One of the reasons I never bought either of those packs for my module is that I didn't really love the sound. Everyone RAVES about the sound, but It's not for me personally.
I only have a TD-11 and do not know about editing a TD-30 module, but you can still make your investment pay! If you really like the V-Expressions sounds for the snares, cymbals and general mix, then look at their individual settings in the instrument edit window and use them to tweak the original TD-30 sound to match them. Just make yourself a Template using Words or Excel listing each instrument settings such as Tuning, Mufflings, Strainer, etc., then write down the value for each setting in a separate column and print it. Repeat the process for other kits you like. It will make it easy for you to edit your original TD-30 drum kits to your liking. Saves you a lot of time and effort, and it will get you going at learning how to modify each instrument settings. Just my 2 pennies!
I have a TD-27 will TD-50 or TD-30 work with my TD-27?
Thank you. I have been digging into the TD-30 and learning how to adjust settings. Thanks for your advise in a previous episode on how to adjust cymbals. There are just so many settings, I'm just not sure if it is worth spending so much time tweaking when you can buy settings. It sounds like the Vexpressions are the best available. Have you used any sound bundles and do you have a recommendation?
Thanks :) I personally haven't used any. If/when I do, I'll make a review of them
Just picked up a vex pack for the TD50. $60.00. I've made it through 33 of 45 sets. My impressions thus far are the snare sounds are pretty decent- definitely an upgrade. The cymbals are pretty good- not a huge difference from the stock / artist kits- but they aren't bad. Bass drums are pretty good too- some don't go so well when the whole kit is played together especially the toms. The toms... Nothing inspiring here at all. I was frankly disappointed. Pretty bad sounds with little use of layering to add some dynamics. The tuning and pretty much all of the settings just seem off. The artist kit upgrade from Roland supplied some much better tweaked toms... I just hate the tom that sounds like you're hitting a fish bowl covered with a drum head... You can make them better yourself but that's what I paid $60 for?? I'm not totally convinced I shouldn't have paid the req. bucks but I definitely don't feel like I got a great deal. Like many have said before- It does force you to really try and figure out all of the details in regards to programming. If you don't mind parting with $60 especially then go for it. If you spent a long time making up those dollars I'd say you're probably capable of figuring out a set with all the options yourself...
I think if you want truly great sounds, then it's better to spend more and get a VST like EZD3 or SD3.
@@Justin-xk7yj Haha! 5 years later and I have thousands of dollars worth of superior drummer.
@@Hotdang617 I'm planning to get Death and Darkness, The Rooms of Hansa, and Hitmaker SDX via thomann's SDX value pack. The stock library sounds great but I want more.
I'm assuming they're not available for a lowly TD6, right?
I think they are actually
Just bought a TD17 KVX and want to expand on the sounds. All my money went into this kit. Any more suggestions on where to download great sounding acoustic kits besides these mentioned (for example Yamaha Live Customer kit)?
I’m getting the td17kv and I will get the drum tec packs. You should definitely check them out and he is very quick to answer any questions 👍🏻
where'd you get that shirt? that's so cool!
:) I have a link to where you can get that shirt in the discription :)
justin i like the idea of playing your acoustics and the pearl e drum heads, i have Yamaha Electronic Drums currently, but am not satisfied with the sounds, what is your recommendation of pearl e drum heads! Thanks for your time Justin. Or hybrid drums.
I like them, they are cheap and work. But they don't feel as good as a 2ply head, and the trigger response of anything you pair with it won't be as good as a 2ply.
Justin, do you have your own artist pack for the TD-30?
No I've never sold one
How do you load these artist kits into your drum module?
you're given step by step instructions when you purchase them.
Does the Strike Pro deserve the extra 600 they ask for it over the regular Strike?
yes, btw I answer all the comments, no need to keep asking over multiple videos :)
Thank you, and sorry
Who can send me a new kits for my td 15 kv I really need it
Is something like this very effective on the TD25? Since the editing capabilities are rather limited... how much can they change?
San G check my channel for Roland TD25 custom kits for some good sounding kits and settings for the td25 that imo brings out the best of the module.
Sounds good. I saw your video on the best kit for $1500 which was a big consideration for me before picking the TD25. Do you think there is really much improvement vs the TD11? since I notice you upgraded
San G Oh ya man. Huge improvement!
Glad to hear it. I haven't actually got the td25 yet its in the mail but naturally questioning if I made the right choice
You can dial in a very good sound with the TD25 it has enough editing options.
Hey man I have a few questions, would a td 9 be better than a td 11? I'm looking into triggering my acoustic set, also with artist samples like josh Manuels samples are they compatible with a td 9 or a td 11? Thanks man I'm really loving this channel
Hi Alex, you can trigger samples on your laptop with any drum module. But you can't import them into the module itself :)
65 Drums also would a td 9 be better than the td 11? As far as quality, making adjustments, and number of outputs?
All those vex packs are for guys who want to play eye of the tiger or smoke on the water, nothing there for modern non mainstream music...
If you spend hard earned money on a module you should take the time & learn the damn thing.
+Kemet First That's a really good point, I agree.
Anywhere i could buy JUST a better high hat sound? lol
lol
first
Almost dude, RedGamerMC beat you this time
65 Drums when i commented it said 0 comments but i c it now