On Trigger Gen 3: Same triggers for all pedals.
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- Опубліковано 27 бер 2019
- What is 'On Trigger'? One Trigger for all pedals.
www.on-trigger.com
Electronic detachable sensor (trigger) for various types of both single and double pedals with base under the footboard .
It tracks the motion of a pedal, unlike regularly available models, which in most cases track motion of a drumhead. Thanks to this feature, it can transmit the signal slightly before the beater's impact, and thus fairly eliminates delay of the module. Setting up the electronic module is easier. There is no need to adjust membrane tuning, use a sand membrane or a membrane muted in any other way, nor stuff your bass drum with anything (as with standard triggers) and thus unnecessarily spoil the sound of your bass drum. It is also applicable to any kind of practice drum pad. Another advantage is, that it improves the ability to combine live sound with the module or a computer one. Even in higher speeds, the sounds match, what is also problematic with usual triggers, especially when applying a double bass pedal on a single drum.
After installing on a single or double pedal as instructed, you can use the sensors on any pad or bass drum. Setting to another drum is done in seconds and usually it's not needed. The triggers will easily handle a differently tuned membrane, a differently shaped rim or somehow tilted bass drum. This is exactly the problem with the standard trigger. When you install the trigger on a another drum, you'll usually find out, that you need to adjust the settings in the module, tune the membrane, or mute the bass drum somehow. If you are also forced to use someone else's drums at concerts, and still want to have sound similar to studio recordings, our sensors will really make it easier.
FINALLY! A decent video showing wtf is going on. Kudos.
Does the Alex Rudinger signature Gen 3 model work on a Trick Dominator?
Very interesting ! But imagine you play shows, and not on your bass drum, let's say you don't know how the bass drum will be in advance. How can you adjust the position of the sensor ? Since the beater will reach the drum head at a different angle than at home.That is the only thing I still don't understand.
Let's say you come on stage, and the beater reaches the drumhead sooner than at home. The board won't touch the sensor. How do you adjust this ?
Great thanks for the help !
If you come to a gig where you bring your own pedals only ?, the whole drums set up will be already miked up, and you will not use your triggers.. If not, it is very fast and easy to adjust the beater angle to hit the head on time with the trigger.
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Well you could either adjust the bass drum legs so that the beaters would hit at the same angle as you have it at home, or after a bit research you can discover that the metal part on which the trigger is mounted is really easy to bend with your hand.
1. Iron cobra single
2. Speed Cobra double
3. Yamaha (don’t recognize the model)
4. Mapex Falcon double
5. DW5002
6. Mapex junior Falcon (jeez)
7. Axis A Longboards
8. What? Dunette? I don’t recognize that at all???
9. Sonor Perfect Ballance
On trigger is compatible with all pedals with a fixed base plate. Exactly the same sensor for all pedals.
It is compatible with all pedals with a fixed base plate. Exactly the same sensor for all pedals.
#3 is pearl redline eliminators #5 dw 3002
Nechtan on drum? 🤫😉
What’s the purpose of the little spacer/riser that goes under the metal arm?
because of the height.
Some padals are larger than others.
What module do you use
Personally, I use 2box, but the triggers work with all modules that support acoustic triggers just as well.
@@OnTrigger thanks
God those alesis pads are such fucking junk