Hey everyone! Please also check out the upgraded / improved drum-tec edition of the Roland TD-1DMK electronic drum kit: ua-cam.com/video/4bfrc1jOB8Y/v-deo.html
Thank you so much Kevin! :) You can find more drumming/music on my personal channel over here if you like: ua-cam.com/users/digitaldrumming Kind regards!
One great thing of Roland's drums is the good and natural sound when mimicking various type acoustic drums and percussion, even on their entry level lineups. Cool !
I have listened to drum tones from many brands in the same price range. Including Carlsbro, Alesis, Yamaha, Donner, Thomann, Millennium series and other cheap Chinese made drums. None of them can capture Roland's voluminous acoustic realistic tones. With this model, Roland is suitable for both entry-level drummers and intermediate level drummers like me. He's doing his job. The materials are very high quality, the shelving system is rock solid and heavy, difficult to move. Although the module is entry level, I have been using the same model for 6 months, which has ready-made tones that can easily meet the expectations of rock metal and pop lovers, and I have never felt the need to switch to different tones. a computer. It made me very happy and I bought it at a very cheap price, second hand, clean and barely used.
To me, Drumtec makes sure that the sounds are accurately channeled and have an able drummer handling the demo - giving justice and proper representation of the product. Keep up the good work 👍
You should also consider the more recent TD-07KV: ua-cam.com/video/PNzHRh1zMcM/v-deo.html The TD-07 module is much more flexible than the discontinued TD-1 module, you can find more info on the kit here: www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07kv-v-drums-set Kind regards!
@@ThaMobstarr Yes, but it's much more advanced (especially the TD-07 sound module), while the TD-1 is super limited & a discontinued product. Makes much more sense to "step up" one level in this case, kind regards!
I'm a guitar player/drummer. I don't like fussing with programming drums when I could just play them more easily. Would this be a good studio option, or do you recommend a slightly better, or particular kit? Thank you!!! You've totally sold me on the realistic sound of these with your playing. Absolutely stellar!
Andygogo Comics well i think it totally depends on your budget. But id look into some other roland kits for professional studio equipment. Have you already got one in the last couple months?
Thank you very much for your kind feedback, great to hear! :) if you step up to the Roland TD-17 based kits (TD-17KV or even TD-17KVX), you'll get much more flexibility, better sounds & playability, bigger pads etc: ua-cam.com/video/ZywzpVYeFdw/v-deo.html Kind regards!
This excellent recording convinced me to scoop up a used kit of this model in my area, and it's really delightful to play. As an experienced drummer who has had maybe 3 acoustic kits and one digital kit in the past that I needed to part with when I moved a few times, I was worried that this kit's sounds are not customizeable. So far, it has not been an issue, and feel of the kit is amazing compared to rubber pad digital drums. Thanks again for the excellent video!
I have these. They are not as loud as the video made it out to seem. If you have a DAW or just drum software, you can plug it via USB, and it will have more sound.
Thank you so much Billy! You can find more drumming / music & sound demo videos on my private channel digitaldrumming too if you like: www.youtube.com/@digitaldrumming Kind regards!
Surprisingly, the stock kits don't sound that bad! Roland finally seems like they got it right on the lower-end kits. I'll forever prefer Superior Drummer 3 / Toontrack sweetness, but this is QUITE good for the price. Also--- Ralf, you're a god.
Hi, I was looking at getting my first drum set and I was considering this model. Would you recommend this or another model? Is it better to have larger pads to start? I know this model has small snare and toms compared to some other kits. Which other model is similar to an acoustic set (I.e. easier to transition in the future)? Thanks!
Hey Alex, the TD-1DMK is quite ok, especially for the low price. If you have the chance, I would suggest to move up one step & get a TD-17 based kit for more flexibility & better/bigger pads: www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-17kv-l-drum-tec-edition-with-live-sound-edition Kind regards!
Hello. Awesome video. Thanks. Hope you can help me with a doubt I have. Reading thee manual, I see that the either headphones/line output is a stereo out, but is it truly stereo? I mean, are the sounds paned across the stereo field? Do you hear the hihat more on the right side and the ride more on the left side and that kind of thing? Or is it just dual mono and everything is the same in both headphones? Thank you very much!
:) hey Josh, please also check out the TD-1DMK drum-tec edition with an upgraded pad configuration if you like: ua-cam.com/video/4bfrc1jOB8Y/v-deo.html Kind regards!
Thanks Francis! You can find more drumming / music & sound demo videos over at my private channel digitaldrumming too if you like: www.youtube.com/@digitaldrumming Kind regards!
Thank you very much! You can find more drumming/music & sound demo videos on my private channel digitaldrumming too: ua-cam.com/users/digitaldrumming Kind regards!
Hi, two questions on mind, Does this kit support or have 'cross-stick'? Also, is it possible to customise the drum set, or are we only limited to using the preset kits that have been coded in the kit? (i.e. Use everything from the STANDARD kit, but have the Ride from the FIBRE kit?)
Hi, first of all you are an amazing drummer and i have had a great conversation with you from two years ago and now i have this drums because of you. ❤️ I want to ask two questions please, 1) what was the sensitivity of the pads when you recorded this video ? 2) was this sounds recorded with an audio interface ? Thanks a lot ❤️
Thank you so much Youssef! As far as I remember (it's been a while since the production of this video), all trigger settings were pretty much out-of-the-box without any changes. I used a Y-cable like this for the headphone output & connected this to my audio interface, which was hooked up to a Macbook Pro running Logic Pro Audio as DAW: www.drum-tec.com/klotz-ayb-3-y-adapter-3.5-mm-to-2x-6.3-mm You can find more drumming / music & sound demo videos on my private channel digitaldrumming if you like btw: www.youtube.com/@digitaldrumming Kind regards & happy drumming!
I want to ask everyone here why there is always a little bit sound of crash cymbal when I hit the hi-hat and kick-drum. I use a Roland TD-1DMK, please help
Great drummer. Ive shown ur vid to my 13year old son. He is really amazed. Now im planning to buy him one. But is it worth buying td17kv than u are playing in this vid?
Hey Jerry, absolutely. The TD-17 module is much more flexible & advanced than the discontinued TD-1 module. Besides, the TD-17KV has much better & bigger pads. You might also check out the TD-07KV as a smaller option, which basically is the smaller brother of the TD-17KV and which has replaced the TD-1DMK recently: ua-cam.com/video/PNzHRh1zMcM/v-deo.html You'll find all available Roland kits over here: www.drum-tec.com/sets/roland Kind regards!
Thank you very much! You can find more drumming / music & sound demo videos on my private channel digitaldrumming too if you like: ua-cam.com/users/digitaldrumming Kind regards!
Hi! I need help on this one. I'm picking between the Alesis Surge Mesh Kit that's priced at around 549$ and this Roland Kit for 600$. Which is better in the long run?
You might also consider the TD-07KV, which has recently replaced the discontinued TD-1DMK: ua-cam.com/video/PNzHRh1zMcM/v-deo.html www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07kv-v-drums-set The TD-07 module is much more advanced than the very limited TD-1 and sounds more natural also in my opinion. Kind regards!
Hey there... Question: Are these drums easily tuneable? Meaning...do you have access to changing the pitch on each one? Or on the td-1dmk is the pitch fixed and not adjustable? thanks much!
Hi, the TD-1 module unfortunately does not offer any editing possibilities of the onboard sounds. You'll have to look at the new TD-07 or TD-17 modules for these features: ua-cam.com/video/E79e5gFozZ4/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/XQ31FBk2Npo/v-deo.html Kind regards!
Thank you so much! You can find more drumming/music & sound demos over at my private channel digitaldrumming too if you like: ua-cam.com/users/digitaldrumming Kind regards!
Unfortunately the TD-1 is not very flexible, so there's only cross stick on the reggae kit as far as I remember. You might check out the more recent TD-07 kits, they are more advanced & replaced the TD-1. Kind regards!
is that the sound coming through your headphones? if so then which are u using? im using an old pair for my pc i had and the volume is too low. also on some kits the bassdrum does nothing. the housekit bass comes out the floortom for some reason etc. i just got it and im not sure how to properly use it. it sounds like shit for besides some toms, snares and cymbals here and there.
I just got this today (I pick it up tomorrow) Mine is the same thing as this, just a bit more expensive, so of course I had to come here to see how it sounds. I’m so excited!
I have purchased this set and you can barely hear the bass. I cannot find a way to set the bass louder. Also, the drum kit sounds don't sound very realistic like the Yamaha ones. Is there a way to upload new ones?
I tried this at a music store and didn't get the sound like anything close to this. It was more like a toy drum. How did you get this output from this drum? Directly from the headphone out? I know the pro drummer makes a difference, but still. Also the output level is very very low. I went to buy it but now I'm in doubt. Any ideas?
Hi, the demo was recorded directly from the modules stereo headphone output indeed, and it actually has no onboard editing/fx for the kit sounds actually :) so how did you monitor the kit? Have you been using a good pair of stereo headphones? Kind regards
@@drumtecTV thanks for your reply. Yes, I tried with a decent pair of monitor headphones provided by the staff. Another Roland kit with a more expensive module sounded more like in this video. I just wonder if this is a normal case or I did something wrong. The staff said the max volume level is intentionally kept low to protect the ear health of practicing kids. When I kick the bass drum with a low-medium force, I almost don't hear it at the max volume level (20).
@@bmertg Hi, try a pair of headphones with a lower impedance (hope that´s the right word in english). A lower impedance will result in more output signal. And have you checked if the trigger settings are set up correctly for your pads? The TD-1 module has very little settings & those are "hidden" because there is no screen. So you have to follow the instructions in the manual to set up the trigger settings correctly according to the pads of the TD-1DMK. Kind regards!
I just bought my son a td 11 for $120 similar way this is set up except only came with one cy-5 and one cy-13 ride. All mesh. And I don’t know if it’s because i got it for a steal of a deal but I have it set up in front of my upgraded td17kvx and the smaller td11 is way more fun to play.
@@mattladg I'm really sorry if I sound like a beginner in drumming, but do you mind if you link a video or go into more depth? Im a little bit confused, sorry.
Hi, yes any Roland kit will have significantly better playability/triggering/functionality & superior build quality as well. Have you checked out the upgraded drum-tec edition of the TD-1DMK kit yet? ua-cam.com/video/4bfrc1jOB8Y/v-deo.html You can get any individual/customized Roland kit configuration from drum-tec, if you are interested please get in touch through info@drum-tec.de :) Kind regards!
Is it possible, if you get this drum set to later add a higher end Roland Sound Module like the TD 25 or something? Also are you limited to just the 15 presets? Or can you customize by using some sounds from each preset?
Hey CTF, yes it's possible to upgrade the module later on. However, the tom pads are only mono which means you can't trigger the rim. The TD-1 module offers no further editing. In that case it would make sense to get the TD-17-L drum-tec Edition for only slightly more money, but with way more power: www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-17kv-l-drum-tec-mesh-edition-with-live-sound-edition
Hi, probably best to get a drum teacher & evaluate/set up an individual practice plan. I myself have been playing for almost 30 years, including 5 years of studies at a music collage with hours of practicing & rehearsing every day. I do this for a living though, so as a hobby it might be a good start to practice 30 minutes every day & get drums lessons once a week. Kind regards
The kick beater is noisier compared to the rest of the kit so you can upgrade it to the KD-10, everything else is pretty silent. As far as floor vibrations are concerned, having an additional carpet is required but only if you're playing heavy or using a double bass.
Question if you can answer. I’m thinking about getting this kit. Do you think if I loosen the left and right side I could fold it to put away when I am not using it? I don’t have enough room to keep a set up all the time and the ones that do fold Worry me with the sound because they are so cheap. I know these Roland kits are good.
Yes you could probably do that, maybe you'll have to remove the snare pad to have enough space to fold the rack together. But generally speaking, the kit & rack are rather compact & flexible: www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-1dmk-v-drums-mesh-head-kit Kind regards!
Does this model has outputs for more pads? I am undecided between this one and the alesis command mesh kit, can you give some advice on wish would be the best choice? thanks in advance!
I like the sound of the drums in the intro. But I cant seem to find that sound in the 15 settings. I recognize the intro tom sounds in one of yhe settings but bass and snare are different. Is the intro done with this set of drums or a different one.
Hey guys, I'm thinking to get this kit, I'm an intermediate drummer and I plan to use this kit to practice when I'm not able to do it on the acoustic kit due to noise issues, and also record songs using a daw, however, I recently noticed the td-07kv es very close on the price and apparently has some higher level features. Would you recommend spending a little bit more and get the td-07kv instead?
Hello drumtec . Hope you are doing great. I just wanted to ask if I can plug in my phone to the drums so I can play while listening to music. Please answer because I think I am going to buy a new drums and this is a big factor that I will consider. Thanks a lot
Hey, you can do that. It has an input jack and output one. So just plug in your phone to the input and your speaker/headphones to the output. You can even use a simple USB B to USB A cable to connect it to your PC and use an app like Melodics (then your output should be that of your PC). Source: I own this kit :)
Hi Ralf. Very cool demo. I was wondering of the longevity of this kit knowing that it's been a few years of launching. Will there be any long term issue I need to worry about? Spare parts perhaps? Or updating any software? Thanks man.
I'd suggest to look at the more recent TD-07 kits, especially the TD-07 module is so much better & more flexible than the TD-1. ua-cam.com/video/vHt5deDm9wc/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/PNzHRh1zMcM/v-deo.html Kind regards!
First of all, I'm writing the spanish version after the English version, not sure which language I'm supposed to be writing in. I bought my TD-1 V Drums 2 years or something ago, I have been wanting to use them with my computer, to record and stream but I have no idea how to do it, I've been asking friends and they also don't know how. So please help, tell me if I need a program or what, I have understanding that one needs to download a controler or something and the computer will recognise the drums but I don't know where to find said controller/plugin or whatever. Hope you can help me, Andrea. Versión en español. Compré mi batería TD-1 aproximadamente hace 2 años, he querido utilizarla con mi computadora, para grabar y hacer videos en vivo pero no tengo idea de como hacerlo, he consultado con amigos y tampoco saben como. Así que por favor ayúdenme, díganme si necesito un programa o algo, tengo entendido que uno necesita descargar un controlados o algo y la computadora reconocerá la batería pero no se donde encontrar dicho controlador o plugin o lo que sea. Espero que puedan ayudarme, Andrea.
Unfortunately not :) in any case you can't use metal brushes on mesh heads, or you'll do harm to them. You can use Nylon brushes generally speaking, but the module will only recognize this as lighter hits than when using sticks. Kind regards!
I feel like I’ve done something wrong, I bought it off of someone on Facebook marketplace and it works and it’s turned on but it sounds weird? I’ve never used an electric kit, only my schools acoustic ones but mine sound really weird and when I like for example play the crash it sounds like tapping and the toms sound like African drums or smth
Hello a question. I have the battery roland td 1kpx which is practically the same as the roland td 1dmk, except the rack i some more details. Today I bought the mds4 v rack in your online store, to make a td kpx a td dmk. my question is the following, the wiring is the same? because the mds rack is larger than the 1kpx td holder. if it's not the same you can buy
you think this is good for a beginner on drums? i been playing congas,bongos, cajones ect... since i was 5 but i never could really practice the drums since they was to loud for the area that i lived in (had to get rid of a DDrums set because they called the police on me a few times trying to practice lol) but i wanna get a electric set so i can put my headphones and jam away
The TD-1 kits/module have been replaced by the TD-07, which is much more advanced/flexible and has better onboard sounds: ua-cam.com/video/vHt5deDm9wc/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/PNzHRh1zMcM/v-deo.html You can find all available Roland TD-07 kits over here: www.drum-tec.com/sets/roland?p=1&o=3&n=12&f=854 The older TD-1 kits are also still available, but I'd recommend to go with the more recent TD-07 models. Feel free to get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de for further assistance and/or an individual quote including international shipping if you like. Kind regards!
Hey everyone! Please also check out the upgraded / improved drum-tec edition of the Roland TD-1DMK electronic drum kit:
ua-cam.com/video/4bfrc1jOB8Y/v-deo.html
hi! can i use my double pedal in roland td1?
Finally i found a no talking demo. Good job bro.
Thank you Frank, you can find several of them on the drum-tecTV channel if you like :) kind regards!
Hey! Can we play side stick on the snare ?
@@sainarayanaogirala5453 yes
Man, Ralf is such a good demo’er. I like that he tailors his groove to each patch - it’s not, like, “okay, here’s a rock beat on 15 different kits.”
Thank you so much Kevin! :) You can find more drumming/music on my personal channel over here if you like:
ua-cam.com/users/digitaldrumming
Kind regards!
I LOVE IT when a really great drummer does product demos - and furthermore tailors their playing to the 'style' of the different kits on tap. Bravo!
Thank you very much, glad you liked it! :)
One great thing of Roland's drums is the good and natural sound when mimicking various type acoustic drums and percussion, even on their entry level lineups. Cool !
I have listened to drum tones from many brands in the same price range. Including Carlsbro, Alesis, Yamaha, Donner, Thomann, Millennium series and other cheap Chinese made drums. None of them can capture Roland's voluminous acoustic realistic tones. With this model, Roland is suitable for both entry-level drummers and intermediate level drummers like me. He's doing his job. The materials are very high quality, the shelving system is rock solid and heavy, difficult to move. Although the module is entry level, I have been using the same model for 6 months, which has ready-made tones that can easily meet the expectations of rock metal and pop lovers, and I have never felt the need to switch to different tones. a computer. It made me very happy and I bought it at a very cheap price, second hand, clean and barely used.
To me, Drumtec makes sure that the sounds are accurately channeled and have an able drummer handling the demo - giving justice and proper representation of the product. Keep up the good work 👍
Thank you very much for your kind feedback!
This is no doubt the best quality sounds and response for the price range! I'm getting one soon!
You should also consider the more recent TD-07KV:
ua-cam.com/video/PNzHRh1zMcM/v-deo.html
The TD-07 module is much more flexible than the discontinued TD-1 module, you can find more info on the kit here:
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07kv-v-drums-set
Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV Though the TD-07 costs a good amount more than the TD-1DMK.
@@ThaMobstarr Yes, but it's much more advanced (especially the TD-07 sound module), while the TD-1 is super limited & a discontinued product. Makes much more sense to "step up" one level in this case, kind regards!
I saw other reviews but it's not a review till drum tec does one 👍🏼🎉
Thanks Matthias! :)
I can listen to this all day
:-D
Best video about Roland TD-1DMK!!!
It's priceless how you show different music styles that we can try!!! Thanx a lot!!!
Thank you very much, great to hear! :)
Roland did a great job with this entry level e-drum, adding all the toms in mesh heads and a new rack for the TD-1. And Ralf is the Master!
Thank you! :)
Came to listen to the sound of the model, but it turned out that I came to listen to a good musician performance. Good job, bro! 🤘
Came to quickly skip trough the presets but ended up watching the whole 9 minutes. Great grooves and musicality!
Damn those sound pretty smooth and like you''re playing a real drumset
those are some high quality cameras and high quality drumming! thanks for the informative video
Thank you very much! :)
The greatest channel about e-drum's demo ❤❤❤
Thank you so much!
I'm a guitar player/drummer. I don't like fussing with programming drums when I could just play them more easily. Would this be a good studio option, or do you recommend a slightly better, or particular kit? Thank you!!! You've totally sold me on the realistic sound of these with your playing. Absolutely stellar!
Andygogo Comics well i think it totally depends on your budget. But id look into some other roland kits for professional studio equipment. Have you already got one in the last couple months?
Thank you very much for your kind feedback, great to hear! :) if you step up to the Roland TD-17 based kits (TD-17KV or even TD-17KVX), you'll get much more flexibility, better sounds & playability, bigger pads etc:
ua-cam.com/video/ZywzpVYeFdw/v-deo.html
Kind regards!
This excellent recording convinced me to scoop up a used kit of this model in my area, and it's really delightful to play. As an experienced drummer who has had maybe 3 acoustic kits and one digital kit in the past that I needed to part with when I moved a few times, I was worried that this kit's sounds are not customizeable. So far, it has not been an issue, and feel of the kit is amazing compared to rubber pad digital drums. Thanks again for the excellent video!
Thank you very much & happy drumming! :)
That intro sound is exactly what I'm looking for
Loved that moving Camera..!!
Hey Karan, yeah you'll find those on all of our videos here on the channel actually :) kind regards!
Será q vale apenas ainda compra uma dessa em 2024 ?
I have these. They are not as loud as the video made it out to seem. If you have a DAW or just drum software, you can plug it via USB, and it will have more sound.
Was wondering why I loved kit 10 so much when I just got this drum kit, literally named acoustic kit 😂
your name made me laugh. You are an interesting character.
Loved it! And I love your playing of course. Chapeaux from a fellow drummer.
Thank you so much Billy! You can find more drumming / music & sound demo videos on my private channel digitaldrumming too if you like:
www.youtube.com/@digitaldrumming
Kind regards!
Surprisingly, the stock kits don't sound that bad! Roland finally seems like they got it right on the lower-end kits. I'll forever prefer Superior Drummer 3 / Toontrack sweetness, but this is QUITE good for the price. Also--- Ralf, you're a god.
Thank you so much! 😀
Heads and shoulders above the competition.
Hi, I was looking at getting my first drum set and I was considering this model. Would you recommend this or another model? Is it better to have larger pads to start? I know this model has small snare and toms compared to some other kits. Which other model is similar to an acoustic set (I.e. easier to transition in the future)? Thanks!
Hey Alex, the TD-1DMK is quite ok, especially for the low price. If you have the chance, I would suggest to move up one step & get a TD-17 based kit for more flexibility & better/bigger pads:
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-17kv-l-drum-tec-edition-with-live-sound-edition
Kind regards!
drumtecTV Thanks!
I have one question, when you buy the kit does it come with a chair and double kicks
No, additional hardware is not included in any e-drum kit. Yet you can find additional hardware over here too:
www.drum-tec.com/hardware
Kind regards!
Ok seeing u in action made me want this
:-D thank you, that's great to hear!
If you're looking for a kit at this price range... You can blindly go for it...I love this kit man!
Absolutely!
just ordered one of these and at a great price too, very much looking forward to playing on this kit. great vid and skills, peace
cungitufucsmae About to pull the trigger on one of these myself. Happy drumming!
how do i get these?
Thank you! :)
@@bubblegum3707 www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-1dmk-v-drums-mesh-head-kit
Worth it?
The intro of the video was crazy!!!!
Really, why? :-D It just shows some parts of the kit actually. Kind regards!
Can I buy the drummer?
;-D well not completely, but available for hire definately: www.ralfschumacher.eu
i love that intro drumming
Awesome drummer
Thank you very much! :)
Fantastic demo of the sounds and great diverse playing.
Thank you very much! :)
I am only watching these videos because of Ralfs drumming, fucking amazing my guy.
Thank you so much! :-D
the fiber kit sounds great ! the rimshot is less highly pitched than the others...
Came only for the drumming 😊
Thanks pal! :)
Same
Light was one of my best modes😍😘
Hello. Awesome video. Thanks. Hope you can help me with a doubt I have. Reading thee manual, I see that the either headphones/line output is a stereo out, but is it truly stereo? I mean, are the sounds paned across the stereo field? Do you hear the hihat more on the right side and the ride more on the left side and that kind of thing? Or is it just dual mono and everything is the same in both headphones? Thank you very much!
Sold!
:) hey Josh, please also check out the TD-1DMK drum-tec edition with an upgraded pad configuration if you like:
ua-cam.com/video/4bfrc1jOB8Y/v-deo.html
Kind regards!
This cat makes these drums sound awesome!
Thank you very much! :)
Sound great and great drumming!
Thanks Francis! You can find more drumming / music & sound demo videos over at my private channel digitaldrumming too if you like:
www.youtube.com/@digitaldrumming
Kind regards!
Ok... Sold.
Im convinced.
Fantastic drumming!
Thank you very much! You can find more drumming/music & sound demo videos on my private channel digitaldrumming too:
ua-cam.com/users/digitaldrumming
Kind regards!
Hi, two questions on mind,
Does this kit support or have 'cross-stick'? Also, is it possible to customise the drum set, or are we only limited to using the preset kits that have been coded in the kit? (i.e. Use everything from the STANDARD kit, but have the Ride from the FIBRE kit?)
only on the reggae kit
Hi, first of all you are an amazing drummer and i have had a great conversation with you from two years ago and now i have this drums because of you. ❤️
I want to ask two questions please,
1) what was the sensitivity of the pads when you recorded this video ?
2) was this sounds recorded with an audio interface ?
Thanks a lot ❤️
Thank you so much Youssef! As far as I remember (it's been a while since the production of this video), all trigger settings were pretty much out-of-the-box without any changes.
I used a Y-cable like this for the headphone output & connected this to my audio interface, which was hooked up to a Macbook Pro running Logic Pro Audio as DAW:
www.drum-tec.com/klotz-ayb-3-y-adapter-3.5-mm-to-2x-6.3-mm
You can find more drumming / music & sound demo videos on my private channel digitaldrumming if you like btw:
www.youtube.com/@digitaldrumming
Kind regards & happy drumming!
I want to ask everyone here why there is always a little bit sound of crash cymbal when I hit the hi-hat and kick-drum. I use a Roland TD-1DMK, please help
X41infinite41X how can you do that? I’m having the same issue or could it also be the rubber thing on the hi hat pedal ?
Great drummer. Ive shown ur vid to my 13year old son. He is really amazed. Now im planning to buy him one. But is it worth buying td17kv than u are playing in this vid?
Hey Jerry, absolutely. The TD-17 module is much more flexible & advanced than the discontinued TD-1 module. Besides, the TD-17KV has much better & bigger pads. You might also check out the TD-07KV as a smaller option, which basically is the smaller brother of the TD-17KV and which has replaced the TD-1DMK recently:
ua-cam.com/video/PNzHRh1zMcM/v-deo.html
You'll find all available Roland kits over here:
www.drum-tec.com/sets/roland
Kind regards!
Top Demo UA-cam!
Thank you!
Great drumming!
Thank you very much! You can find more drumming / music & sound demo videos on my private channel digitaldrumming too if you like:
ua-cam.com/users/digitaldrumming
Kind regards!
Hi! I need help on this one. I'm picking between the Alesis Surge Mesh Kit that's priced at around 549$ and this Roland Kit for 600$. Which is better in the long run?
This one. Lol
Hello, do I have to use an electric kick pedal? Also, can I connect it using a different drum speaker? Bluetooth?
mine arrived today. this kit is awesome
Great to hear, happy drumming!
I think I will buy this set
You might also consider the TD-07KV, which has recently replaced the discontinued TD-1DMK:
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www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07kv-v-drums-set
The TD-07 module is much more advanced than the very limited TD-1 and sounds more natural also in my opinion. Kind regards!
Hello sir. Can i ask something. Does td1dmk module does not support rim shot sound?
Hey there...
Question:
Are these drums easily tuneable?
Meaning...do you have access to changing the pitch on each one?
Or on the td-1dmk is the pitch fixed and not adjustable?
thanks much!
Hi, the TD-1 module unfortunately does not offer any editing possibilities of the onboard sounds. You'll have to look at the new TD-07 or TD-17 modules for these features:
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Kind regards!
By the that guy is an awsome drummer. He looks like he can make anything sound good. Bet u it would sound different if i played it😁
Thank you so much! You can find more drumming/music & sound demos over at my private channel digitaldrumming too if you like:
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Kind regards!
love the sound...
Sounds great ! I was wondering in which drumkits playing crosstick is possible ? Is it just in the reggae-kit ?
Unfortunately the TD-1 is not very flexible, so there's only cross stick on the reggae kit as far as I remember. You might check out the more recent TD-07 kits, they are more advanced & replaced the TD-1. Kind regards!
Are the pads and cymbols responsive? I had a pearl Electric one and they were not
is that the sound coming through your headphones? if so then which are u using? im using an old pair for my pc i had and the volume is too low. also on some kits the bassdrum does nothing. the housekit bass comes out the floortom for some reason etc. i just got it and im not sure how to properly use it. it sounds like shit for besides some toms, snares and cymbals here and there.
I'd buy this JUST because of the drumming
Thank you David! :)
Most realistic drum sounds! Great Job Roland. NOW!! I got to talk to the BOSS, My WIFE!!!
:-D
I just got this today (I pick it up tomorrow) Mine is the same thing as this, just a bit more expensive, so of course I had to come here to see how it sounds. I’m so excited!
I have purchased this set and you can barely hear the bass. I cannot find a way to set the bass louder. Also, the drum kit sounds don't sound very realistic like the Yamaha ones. Is there a way to upload new ones?
You should check out superior drummer.
Tu desempeño es muy bueno. Agradecemos sus explicaciones. abrazos!!!
Muchas Gracias! :)
I tried this at a music store and didn't get the sound like anything close to this. It was more like a toy drum. How did you get this output from this drum? Directly from the headphone out? I know the pro drummer makes a difference, but still. Also the output level is very very low. I went to buy it but now I'm in doubt. Any ideas?
Hi, the demo was recorded directly from the modules stereo headphone output indeed, and it actually has no onboard editing/fx for the kit sounds actually :) so how did you monitor the kit? Have you been using a good pair of stereo headphones? Kind regards
@@drumtecTV thanks for your reply. Yes, I tried with a decent pair of monitor headphones provided by the staff. Another Roland kit with a more expensive module sounded more like in this video. I just wonder if this is a normal case or I did something wrong.
The staff said the max volume level is intentionally kept low to protect the ear health of practicing kids.
When I kick the bass drum with a low-medium force, I almost don't hear it at the max volume level (20).
@@bmertg Hi, try a pair of headphones with a lower impedance (hope that´s the right word in english). A lower impedance will result in more output signal. And have you checked if the trigger settings are set up correctly for your pads? The TD-1 module has very little settings & those are "hidden" because there is no screen. So you have to follow the instructions in the manual to set up the trigger settings correctly according to the pads of the TD-1DMK. Kind regards!
I just bought it and it sounds amazing. I am using Audio Technica AR5BT headphones
Very good and stable drummer
Thank you very much! :)
Thanks for this wonderful review I'm going to buy this kit I just have one question can it do cross stick on snare it would be great if you reply
I just bought my son a td 11 for $120 similar way this is set up except only came with one cy-5 and one cy-13 ride. All mesh. And I don’t know if it’s because i got it for a steal of a deal but I have it set up in front of my upgraded td17kvx and the smaller td11 is way more fun to play.
He's so good with Jazz kit. I'm jealous
Thank you very much! You can find more drumming/music on my personal channel over here if you like:
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Kind regards!
Hey dude, do you know if the lemon lehhc12 is compatible with the Roland td1dmk?
Hi. Just out of curiosity, is it possible to do cross sticking with this kit? the drums and playing sound great!
Thanks.
Yes it is
@@mattladg really? Sorry to ask, but may you state how? Thank you
@@groundzero5224 just adjust the rim sensibility and tershold to low and trigger the rim sound to cross-stick (you will not be able to rim-shot)
@@mattladg I'm really sorry if I sound like a beginner in drumming, but do you mind if you link a video or go into more depth? Im a little bit confused, sorry.
@@mattladg so we have to choice between rimshot or cross stick?
This is better than an 1hr of sales pitch.
😀 thank you so much Roberto!
How is this compared to Alesis Nitro Mesh? They are at same price. Though seems like Roland has much better sound dynamics.
Hi, yes any Roland kit will have significantly better playability/triggering/functionality & superior build quality as well. Have you checked out the upgraded drum-tec edition of the TD-1DMK kit yet?
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You can get any individual/customized Roland kit configuration from drum-tec, if you are interested please get in touch through info@drum-tec.de :) Kind regards!
Is it possible, if you get this drum set to later add a higher end Roland Sound Module like the TD 25 or something? Also are you limited to just the 15 presets? Or can you customize by using some sounds from each preset?
Hey CTF, yes it's possible to upgrade the module later on. However, the tom pads are only mono which means you can't trigger the rim. The TD-1 module offers no further editing. In that case it would make sense to get the TD-17-L drum-tec Edition for only slightly more money, but with way more power: www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-17kv-l-drum-tec-mesh-edition-with-live-sound-edition
how long should i practice to play like this? how many hour per day, how many years?
Hi, probably best to get a drum teacher & evaluate/set up an individual practice plan. I myself have been playing for almost 30 years, including 5 years of studies at a music collage with hours of practicing & rehearsing every day. I do this for a living though, so as a hobby it might be a good start to practice 30 minutes every day & get drums lessons once a week. Kind regards
Can I use this in my carpet apartment without sound proofing the base/hihat pedals? I’m Worried about creating noise for downstairs neighbors.
The kick beater is noisier compared to the rest of the kit so you can upgrade it to the KD-10, everything else is pretty silent. As far as floor vibrations are concerned, having an additional carpet is required but only if you're playing heavy or using a double bass.
sei bravissomo, complimenti
Question if you can answer. I’m thinking about getting this kit. Do you think if I loosen the left and right side I could fold it to put away when I am not using it? I don’t have enough room to keep a set up all the time and the ones that do fold Worry me with the sound because they are so cheap. I know these Roland kits are good.
Yes you could probably do that, maybe you'll have to remove the snare pad to have enough space to fold the rack together. But generally speaking, the kit & rack are rather compact & flexible:
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-1dmk-v-drums-mesh-head-kit
Kind regards!
Does this model has outputs for more pads? I am undecided between this one and the alesis command mesh kit, can you give some advice on wish would be the best choice? thanks in advance!
I've just ordered mine, so don't have any feedback regarding the kit. I do know there is capacity to add one more cymbal/pad.
Will be buying soon!
Great to hear, you can order from drum-tec over here, we ship internationally:
www.drum-tec.com/sets/roland
Kind regards!
With kit 13 I thought I was going to get Rick rolled
I like the sound of the drums in the intro. But I cant seem to find that sound in the 15 settings. I recognize the intro tom sounds in one of yhe settings but bass and snare are different. Is the intro done with this set of drums or a different one.
The intro music drums were actually done independently, using sounds from XLN Audio Addictive Drums as far as I remember. Kind regards!
Hey guys, I'm thinking to get this kit, I'm an intermediate drummer and I plan to use this kit to practice when I'm not able to do it on the acoustic kit due to noise issues, and also record songs using a daw, however, I recently noticed the td-07kv es very close on the price and apparently has some higher level features. Would you recommend spending a little bit more and get the td-07kv instead?
Hello drumtec . Hope you are doing great. I just wanted to ask if I can plug in my phone to the drums so I can play while listening to music. Please answer because I think I am going to buy a new drums and this is a big factor that I will consider. Thanks a lot
Hey, you can do that. It has an input jack and output one. So just plug in your phone to the input and your speaker/headphones to the output. You can even use a simple USB B to USB A cable to connect it to your PC and use an app like Melodics (then your output should be that of your PC). Source: I own this kit :)
@@varunshridhar5892 man, a quick question, have you recorded this kit?? Or you know what's the easier way to record it???
Hi Ralf. Very cool demo. I was wondering of the longevity of this kit knowing that it's been a few years of launching. Will there be any long term issue I need to worry about? Spare parts perhaps? Or updating any software? Thanks man.
I'd suggest to look at the more recent TD-07 kits, especially the TD-07 module is so much better & more flexible than the TD-1.
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Kind regards!
First of all, I'm writing the spanish version after the English version, not sure which language I'm supposed to be writing in.
I bought my TD-1 V Drums 2 years or something ago, I have been wanting to use them with my computer, to record and stream but I have no idea how to do it, I've been asking friends and they also don't know how. So please help, tell me if I need a program or what, I have understanding that one needs to download a controler or something and the computer will recognise the drums but I don't know where to find said controller/plugin or whatever.
Hope you can help me,
Andrea.
Versión en español.
Compré mi batería TD-1 aproximadamente hace 2 años, he querido utilizarla con mi computadora, para grabar y hacer videos en vivo pero no tengo idea de como hacerlo, he consultado con amigos y tampoco saben como. Así que por favor ayúdenme, díganme si necesito un programa o algo, tengo entendido que uno necesita descargar un controlados o algo y la computadora reconocerá la batería pero no se donde encontrar dicho controlador o plugin o lo que sea.
Espero que puedan ayudarme,
Andrea.
So i can hook this kit up do an interface with an instrument cable to record?
quick question, if you use a brush stick on this kit, will it respond like i brush sound also?
Unfortunately not :) in any case you can't use metal brushes on mesh heads, or you'll do harm to them. You can use Nylon brushes generally speaking, but the module will only recognize this as lighter hits than when using sticks. Kind regards!
I feel like I’ve done something wrong, I bought it off of someone on Facebook marketplace and it works and it’s turned on but it sounds weird? I’ve never used an electric kit, only my schools acoustic ones but mine sound really weird and when I like for example play the crash it sounds like tapping and the toms sound like African drums or smth
Hello
a question. I have the battery roland td 1kpx which is practically the same as the roland td 1dmk, except the rack i some more details. Today I bought the mds4 v rack in your online store, to make a td kpx a td dmk. my question is the following, the wiring is the same? because the mds rack is larger than the 1kpx td holder. if it's not the same you can buy
Hey Jaume, please get in touch with our service team through info@drum-tec.de for any product related questions. Kind regards!
amazing drumming ralph!😍
Thank you very much Frank! :)
Guys is this better than the new yamaha dtx 452k?? IMO this roland e drums sound way better??
Yes this probably sounds better than the 452k. If anything u should compare it to the 522K
452k is rubber lol
you think this is good for a beginner on drums? i been playing congas,bongos, cajones ect... since i was 5 but i never could really practice the drums since they was to loud for the area that i lived in (had to get rid of a DDrums set because they called the police on me a few times trying to practice lol) but i wanna get a electric set so i can put my headphones and jam away
can you connect this drum set to a drumsoftware like addictive drums or steven slate? and assign different drumk kits?
Would you say this is the best beginner kit to buy out there for this price? If not, then what should i research. I intent to get a kit this weekend.
The TD-1 kits/module have been replaced by the TD-07, which is much more advanced/flexible and has better onboard sounds:
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You can find all available Roland TD-07 kits over here:
www.drum-tec.com/sets/roland?p=1&o=3&n=12&f=854
The older TD-1 kits are also still available, but I'd recommend to go with the more recent TD-07 models. Feel free to get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de for further assistance and/or an individual quote including international shipping if you like. Kind regards!
Man this dude kicks ass
Thank you! :)