Yamaha DTX10K Mesh And TCS Review

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  • @djr_drums
    @djr_drums 4 місяці тому +4

    The SOUNDS in this are SO good

  • @bandanik9798
    @bandanik9798 2 роки тому +30

    I love TCS pads, wish Yamaha would make a Larger kit. The new module seems like it fits into the middle level, would be nice to see a VAD Yamaha competition

  • @christopherpederson1021
    @christopherpederson1021 2 місяці тому +2

    i love the tcs heads. they feel so much more real than mesh.

  • @vladimirackermann6182
    @vladimirackermann6182 7 місяців тому +3

    Man I love so much the punchy drum sound from Yamaha drum modules!

  • @TonyDiaz.
    @TonyDiaz. 2 роки тому +7

    I was waiting for another outstanding 65 Drums video... Nice job, my friend. Great to see you!

  • @coreyfranco8217
    @coreyfranco8217 2 роки тому +7

    I purchased the Dtx 8 and have to wait till April to receive it but I’m so excited for it

    • @65Drums
      @65Drums  2 роки тому +4

      The shipping delays are crazy

    • @coreyfranco8217
      @coreyfranco8217 2 роки тому

      @@65Drums oh my god I know I have had them in order for so long now and am getting so impatient because I’m so excited to play them. This was a great review Justin. I was literally waiting for you to review these.

    • @tebling
      @tebling 2 роки тому +2

      I was lucky enough to get one of the first DTX-8s in the US. You won't regret it!

    • @coreyfranco8217
      @coreyfranco8217 2 роки тому +1

      @@tebling oh my god I am so jealous!! I’m counting down the days man until they arrive in the mail

    • @daveakers5782
      @daveakers5782 2 роки тому

      Same here hopefully March

  • @steevidrums
    @steevidrums 2 роки тому +5

    "the Keyboard department gets all the cool stuff" with the synthy motif underneath... seen this review many times, never noticed that until now 😂😂 Nice job Justin!

    • @65Drums
      @65Drums  2 роки тому +2

      Lol thanks! I try to sneak in little jokes in different videos

  • @luisutil9070
    @luisutil9070 3 місяці тому +3

    How does the module not be flagship quality? Does yamaha have a higher end kit?

  • @rcprod9631
    @rcprod9631 2 роки тому +3

    The Yamaha DTX10 kit with mesh heads is only $100 more than the Roland TD-27KVS kit in Canada. Nice to have great choices in this price range.

  • @jamessullenriot
    @jamessullenriot 2 роки тому +35

    I love a lot about this kit but the main issue for me (and what I am looking for as a buyer this year) is the sizes. This is a good step for Yamaha but I still would like a 14 inch snare and some larger toms.

    • @mattryan6886
      @mattryan6886 2 роки тому

      I’m pretty sure you can use mesh pads with these new Yamaha modules. Yamaha now has mesh drums in its line up since the Roland 20 year patent ran out. You could have a 14” snare or w/e sizes you prefer. I’ve heard that for drums over 14” you should try to use 3 ply heads for best triggering/20” bass drum size triggers well and don’t feel like kicking a trampoline

    • @steevidrums
      @steevidrums 2 роки тому +1

      @@mattryan6886 True, nothing stopping one taking an acoustic snare, putting a trigger in/on it, a decent mesh head and then using the snare pad as a 2nd floor tom. That's what I would probably do. And like you say, when using drums 14" or over, it's paramount you get a decent mesh head. I put a ZED triple ply on a 13" and it's still WAY too spongy. Roland Powerply is a good choice, Drum-tec pro probably the best for feel, though it is meant to be the loudest.

    • @mattryan6886
      @mattryan6886 2 роки тому +2

      @@steevidrums I now have the dtx6 kit and absolutely love it. The Yamaha snare and 15” ride are fantastic. I bought the whole kit used and put together myself and saved 1000$ off retail price. Only sacrifice being I got older kp-65 kick tower instead of new kp-90. I don’t even use kick tower I use double Roland kt-10 kick trigger pedals. Module sounds fantastic , sounds better than stock td-17. Still like my td/17 and use it with Yamaha for crash cymbal sounds and some of my layered snare sounds I have not been able to recreate yet on my Yama

  • @groovemaster1978
    @groovemaster1978 Рік тому +2

    Yamaha has just fixed the issue (as mentioned by Justin in the video at 4:20)that the first edge shot on the crash triggers a bow sound with new software update v1.04

  • @TheSpicerD
    @TheSpicerD 2 роки тому +7

    Thank you so much for yet ANOTHER ridiculously detailed and helpful review. You are quickly becoming indispensable. Cheers.

  • @shakethedrummer2351
    @shakethedrummer2351 2 роки тому +1

    Yes on my dtx8 i get the same issue. Both crashes sounds a bow sound instead of the edge on the first hit after a "turn on"... after that its fine

  • @fl00d69
    @fl00d69 Рік тому +1

    This is the first E-Kit I've heard that didn't sound like total garbage. Well done Yamaha.

  • @Drummerboy185
    @Drummerboy185 2 роки тому +7

    Played the TCS few days before. I was blown away by the felling and „real“ response. I don’t like the felling of Mesh heads.

    • @Drummerboy185
      @Drummerboy185 2 роки тому

      @@Calz70 I would say its pretty close.

    • @r.gelmers6580
      @r.gelmers6580 2 роки тому

      @@Calz70 You just need to apply decent tension to 2-ply mesh heads and they will feel a lot less bouncy. My snare is really tight and it's pretty close to a real snare (Efnote btw but doesn't matter - all 2-ply mesh heads work the same more or less)

    • @Fucklesticks
      @Fucklesticks 2 роки тому

      @@r.gelmers6580 I jacked up the tension on my practice snare with a 14'' Pearl muffle head, and i agree with the other guy, the rebound is extremely unrealistic

  • @brad_neal
    @brad_neal 2 роки тому +3

    Glad to see Yamaha finally taking E-drums seriously. However, I converted my Yamaha acoustic Stage Birch kit to and e-kit using Serious Drummer for a fraction of the price of any of the Yamaha or Roland kits, and I'll never look back. Probably apples and oranges, but I'm done paying those exorbitant prices for the higher-end e-kits. Nice review!!

    • @007nikster2
      @007nikster2 Рік тому

      Since I have no kit of any kind, it makes more sense to go with something like this rather than what you went with.

  • @michaellotz1811
    @michaellotz1811 2 роки тому +1

    The snare actually, finally, sounds like a snare. Nice!

  • @purpledc1
    @purpledc1 2 роки тому +1

    I dont think its a glitch in the firmware. This new module seems to have some type of multi layer sampling judging by the sounds and fluidity. I know in the case of the strike and even the mimic when you switch kits not all layers of the samples will be instantly loaded and the modules prioritize loading certain layers and sounds. A good way to notice this is change any kit and immediately start playing a buzz roll on the snare. You can actually hear the depth and round robins kick in as the layers get filled in after the primary samples have loaded.

  • @davidanderson3576
    @davidanderson3576 2 роки тому +5

    Great review. I received my TDX PRO X module last Friday, I was able to dial in my DIY pads fairly easy. Build quality is a little suspect (plastic). Sounds are good, not on par with Ad5, but the Prox has so much more ability to edit and better I/O.

  • @mikosoft
    @mikosoft 2 роки тому +3

    That display roast was lit

  • @ottawapop
    @ottawapop 2 роки тому +2

    These are perfect for me. I'll bet you see DTX premium full shell kits up next with an upgraded module. Pricing would be Roland stupid but such is life.....

  • @steevidrums
    @steevidrums 2 роки тому

    Just to add something about having to save changes, 2box modules also do that. Which was handy for me when I dep for a drummer who's got a 2box set up. I always customise the trigger settings and snare sound when I am depping, then at the end of the night I turn it off without saving so when he comes in the next night, it's like I was never there.

  • @demonicsweaters
    @demonicsweaters 2 роки тому +1

    It's definitely a sweet kit. I love the black one.

  • @tomjoad6993
    @tomjoad6993 Рік тому +2

    5:36 So on the TCS heads, it's literally just a single piezo taped to the bottom? That really seems like an extremely amateurish design. I would have thought they would have integrated the trigger better than just taping it to the bottom.

  • @andretempler
    @andretempler 2 роки тому

    No, Millenium (that I have) forgets everything you set up too when you don't push save everytime you change kit or trigger.. For trigger there's a save button and when you change something on the kit you have to save it to you personal kits because preprogrammed kits stay the same and you can only change the trigger settings.

  • @spearitscottie1
    @spearitscottie1 8 місяців тому

    Awesome video, thanks for the information. Can you do a video on optimizing the hi hat please? How do you set it to really get all of the open hats sounding and feeling realistic to an acoustic kit? Also wondering about best practices for building custom kits with third party wavs or even self recorded wavs. Thanks!

  • @FogmasterLeghorn
    @FogmasterLeghorn 6 місяців тому

    great review + thanks for sharing your edrum wisdom ! 1) On this module, how would you set up a dynamic user drum kit changer ( up+down) while you are playing via a midi foot pedal or switch? I notice there is no foot switch port on this module and not wanting to waste a drum pad. 2) How does this module compare to Roland td50 in VALUE and sound quality? I know the Roland is much more expensive. 3) I am in a remote location where I will be sending singular drum track files out to people - does this module compare favorably to Roland regarding DAW compatibility or being able to generate a universal file that they can input into their DAW? thanks kindly

  • @sabahoudini
    @sabahoudini 2 роки тому

    Yes, been waiting for a review :D

  • @dvamateur
    @dvamateur 2 місяці тому +1

    I must say that the DTX10 is quite desirable overall. An alternative to Roland V-Drums. I understand that Yamaha uses sample playback exclusively, but it seems they use it the right way, with many sample layers, and sample recording ambiance control. This makes the whole difference. Not sure if they use round-robin sample playback technology, but maybe they do, too. Roland certainly has an advantage in their physical modeling aspects of the drum sounds. I mean, expressiveness of sound can be more important than actual acoustic "realism".

    • @vananon51
      @vananon51 Місяць тому +1

      All the sounds Yamaha uses were recorded from actual drums rather than samples, and all the kits were recorded in studios around Europe. Until now, Roland has only used electronic samples rather than real recordings.

    • @dvamateur
      @dvamateur Місяць тому

      @vananon51 Samples are recordings. Physical modeling sounds aren't.

  • @harlichkrebs6065
    @harlichkrebs6065 2 роки тому +1

    Very good Review...Bassdrum pad small,i wish Yamaha make 18 Bassdrum...Sound realy good...one question..wen you Split the Toms or Cymbales for more Pads ,is that mono out for the pads.?..mean only head on Toms you can play...than mono signal right?

  • @photographerjonathan
    @photographerjonathan 2 роки тому +1

    The Yamaha DTX10K is a nice looking kit. how do you compare the sounds to the Roland kits ? and would you rather own it than a Roland VAD 506 ? and for a little more money you can get the Roland TD50KV with the 50x module and digital snare, hi hat and ride cymbal. which is the better deal and better set ? please give me your opinion ,,, which kit would you most like to own out of those three kits. and why, thank you

  • @DominikAklan
    @DominikAklan 2 роки тому +30

    am i the only one who thinks this module sounds a lot better than td 50???(well if u use the stock sounds and not change anything)

    • @guilhermecaran3363
      @guilhermecaran3363 2 роки тому +1

      I also think it sounds better overall. The recording and sampling of real drums/cymbals makes a great diference.
      The Td-50 module is still a beast, but not a simple one to tame and set. I found out the DTX-prox, although less powerful on the settings, is quite easier to learn.

    • @johndef5075
      @johndef5075 2 роки тому +2

      I have a Td10exp. Some of the sounds in my Yamaha dd65 are better than the stock Roland sounds😅

    • @DominikAklan
      @DominikAklan 2 роки тому

      @@guilhermecaran3363 yeah i mean if u use the right settings with the td50 it can sound like nothing else but the stock sounds are just poop.

    • @DominikAklan
      @DominikAklan 2 роки тому

      @@johndef5075 haha

    • @SimpleAndyRock
      @SimpleAndyRock 2 роки тому +4

      The cheaper dtx6kx drumset also sounds better than my td50. The roland thing isnthe feel of the digital pads though

  • @kevinwhite6176
    @kevinwhite6176 2 роки тому +2

    I'm literally a drum newbie - just started learning a month ago, bought a DTX-6K-X. The DTX-PRO module is surprisingly good, and I think I would appreciate the DTX-PROX for the fast kit edit functions. I've found tweaking sounds to be something I like being able to do, however I'd rather be able to do it really quickly, and menu diving is not fun. Also, it seems like both the PRO machine guns more than I would expect for something from A Big Player (Yamaha) in 2020. The individual hits have realistic real ambience - like a heavy kick hit has snare rattle etc - and then you do a roll and it's just retrigretrigretrigretrig. It seems like the module can do some kind of round-robin thing, but not with the factory samples unless you literally use different drum sounds for each of the 4 slots. Is that also true of the PROX module?

    • @steevidrums
      @steevidrums 2 роки тому

      The ProX, while has mostly the same sounds, I believe there's more layers in the ProX versions of the sounds, so you would hear less of the machine gunning of the sounds on the ProX module. Even though the review here he's not noticed that, in another very detailed video from Simon Edgoose, he states this as fact.

  • @GabrielFranciscoss
    @GabrielFranciscoss 2 роки тому +4

    It seems to me that this module is way more pleasant to play right out of the box than any of the Roland ones. Seriously, TD-27 & TD-50 sound really shitty if you don’t configure everything properly, and being really honest, the best configurations I’ve seen still don’t match those Yamaha module sounds, they’re amazing and really ready to use.
    That said, I’d go with Roland for the price. A TD-27 + Superior Drummer 3 seems to be a better deal IMHO.

  • @simonelectric-drumlikeamac4285
    @simonelectric-drumlikeamac4285 2 роки тому

    Well done - great sound - for esthetic reasons the cables should go inside the rack tubes (if that is an option with this set)

  • @viktor2915
    @viktor2915 2 роки тому +2

    Alesis Strike is almost half the price as this kit, and it comes with much larger pads.

    • @halfhumanhalfalien7713
      @halfhumanhalfalien7713 Рік тому +3

      But the Yamaha dtx sounds, drum hardwares, Module is way better and more solid than Alesis

  • @marksaxon
    @marksaxon 2 роки тому +1

    Thanks for the review!! I have my DTX8 kit on order and can't wait to try it out. I have a Roland TD11K kit but the sounds and construction of the Yamahas seem legit even compared to the nicer Rolands. Would love the ProX module but $2800 was my budget limit.

    • @mickw7152
      @mickw7152 2 роки тому +2

      Likewise. I've owned four Roland kits with the last one being the TD17KV. I sold it and bought the Yamaha DTX8K-M just over 3 weeks ago for a very reasonable price when compared to the Roland TD27KV and VAD306 that I was considering. The build quality is solid and beautiful and the sampled sounds of the DTX-Pro are very authentic. The sound module has a great collection of songs and a really useful training feature, including a versatile and cool looking old school metronome. The onboard layout is nice and easy to use and overall I think it is far superior to the Roland TD17 sound module and so far I am very pleased with it.

    • @rippindrummer666
      @rippindrummer666 Рік тому

      How’s it been since you got it? Been thinking about the dtx 8 with tcs heads

    • @marksaxon
      @marksaxon Рік тому

      @@rippindrummer666 Hey there. I have the mesh head version so I can’t speak about those heads but overall I’ve been pretty happy with them. Love the hardware/rack. Very sturdy and give them the real drum feel. I still have to hurdles with triggering within a DAW using EZ Drummer. The hi hat is finicky and rimshots on the snare sometimes don’t work all the time. I give it a 4 out of 5 experience.

  • @troybyrne5114
    @troybyrne5114 Рік тому

    I have another brand with 3 zone cymbals and have the same dramas with one that doesnt sound correctly when I hit and had to change the middle zone to and edge sound. No biggie but its a pain for a 2grand system and this is via midi too, so not the module.

  • @bigsquatchsasfoot1964
    @bigsquatchsasfoot1964 2 роки тому +1

    Looks pretty good and sounds nice as well I was actually drawn to the sounds after using Roland for so long . shame about the physical drum sizes ! I like drums sizes to be drum sizes or I feel like I’m playing toy , but I do get it a lot of people prefer a smaller set up can’t please everyone I guess thats why I converted an acoustic kit it works for me .

    • @3qgc
      @3qgc 14 днів тому

      Agree completely! Toy-like is what best describes this kit!

  • @BurningHearts70
    @BurningHearts70 2 роки тому

    Out of Roland, Yamaha, and Alesis I think I like Yamaha sounds better. But 4 my a to e conversion I got a strike module and Superior drummer 3 VST which blows all the different brands stock module sounds out of the water!

  • @Ozterkvlt
    @Ozterkvlt 2 роки тому

    Why would you want compact pad sizes with a massive drum rack though? The drum rack will make it take up as much or more space than a regular acoustic kit

  • @screaminglegs
    @screaminglegs Рік тому

    Does anyone know if Yamaha will be releasing an acoustic design kit, preferably in the near future? Justin, got any industry connections who may have some insights? Any facts, rumors, conjectures are welcome. Hard to believe that a company that makes full-size acoustic shells and electronic kits hasn't already released an AD e-kit.

    • @65Drums
      @65Drums  Рік тому +1

      Yamaha is a very confusing company. There are zero rumors about a larger electronic kit from them. For now, this is the only flagship they have. But in the past, this would fall into their lineup as an "upper mid range" kit in price.

    • @screaminglegs
      @screaminglegs Рік тому +1

      @@65Drums Thanks for replying, Justin. Yes, Yamaha is confusing. Well, Roland confuses me, too, but at least they get stuff out there. I'd totally go for a DTXPROX-based acoustic design kit. Guess I'll be going with Roland or Ef-Note instead. Thanks again for your input, much appreciated.

  • @charlieharper4975
    @charlieharper4975 2 місяці тому

    I like this kit but it just doesn't seem price competitive to other kits out there. You can get as good or better for one or two grand less.

  • @ZaxDrumsGolfandMore
    @ZaxDrumsGolfandMore 2 роки тому +2

    Very nice review!! I think it is a bit too expensive compared to other brands!!

  • @prhmusic
    @prhmusic 2 роки тому

    I was wondering if the drums with the red knob that adjusts the sound are no longer in fashion? I play drums at my church and the snare having that knob is awesome for quick changes. I have been looking for a replacement for my son's Yamaha DTX500 electronic set that is in my den and will be going to his new house in the March time frame but as a non-gigging drummer, I can't justify $4000+ on a set...

  • @stevengonzalez4111
    @stevengonzalez4111 Місяць тому

    Hey Justin, which, out of the Yamaha KP-128 and the Roland KD-12 seem to be more stable and solid with the least wobble? Thank you

  • @crackweasel1418
    @crackweasel1418 2 роки тому

    Great video! Question! Are these kits acceptable and practice for live gig settings ?

  • @Bcwilderness
    @Bcwilderness 2 роки тому

    how all kits trigger software out of the box may be a great but huge vid :) ezd3 vs slate vs ad2 the biggies

  • @psehunter3525
    @psehunter3525 2 роки тому

    Justin. Kraft music is selling the alesis strike pro se with headphones and a awesome monitor and other Knick knacks for $3600 which I really like should I consider this set or stick with the alesis thanks

  • @h4ndrix
    @h4ndrix 2 роки тому +2

    That Yamaha rack system alone is worth 2k. Especially in today's inflation rate. It's a steal.

  • @python27au
    @python27au 2 роки тому

    I’m thinking of getting a DTX8 is it worth it? If you take out the price difference which heads would be better for long term economics and reliability, silicone or mesh?

  • @5ha88y7
    @5ha88y7 6 місяців тому

    Can you run superior drummer and ez drummer through the dtx 10 and 8 modules?

  • @mattfathead8328
    @mattfathead8328 2 роки тому +1

    when will somebody figure out how to get rid of the machine gun effect? I purposely do not play rolls down the toms on my Roland t30 bc of this. pleassseee somebody figure it out

    • @3qgc
      @3qgc 14 днів тому

      Owned this kit since it came out. IMHO, this kit is the most realistic-sounding e-kit on the market. So much to shit on about it, but much to love as well.

  • @sanderblom
    @sanderblom 11 місяців тому

    I play an ancient DTX532K set with the RHH135 hi-hat, which I assume is the same as the one in this kit. The one I have only HAS three positions: open, half-open, closed (bow and rim), which I'm tired of. Is the hi-hat in this configuration also this limited? Or did things change when the modules became more advanced? If anyway knows, I'm curious to find out. Thanks!

  • @matthewharrington5526
    @matthewharrington5526 2 роки тому +1

    Which one would you get and why? Atv kit with Pearl mimic pro module or Yamaha dtx 10? Around same price

    • @r.gelmers6580
      @r.gelmers6580 2 роки тому

      Definitely the ATV kit with Mimic Pro. 360 cymbals alone are enough to go for the ATV and the mimic is the best because it's actually a VST library.

  • @olimarghe
    @olimarghe 2 роки тому

    Does this or EF note 5/7 sound better? Thanks for sharing your experience playing with both

  • @dirtremovesblindness
    @dirtremovesblindness Рік тому

    How would you compare this kit to the Roland TD25K? I came from an acoustic kit and I absolutely hate the hi-hats and the cymbals. How do they compare?

  • @poxcr
    @poxcr 8 місяців тому

    Do you get actual head/rimshot/cross-stick on the snare with the mesh head? It appears to be just a basic dual zone pad!

  • @carlcurry2658
    @carlcurry2658 2 роки тому

    Good review. A lot of information I haven't been able to see elsewhere (including the manual). Two questions for information I still haven't seen. Wonder if anyone has input. 1. Does each pad have a MIDI transmit note setting - preferably 2 for head/rim with dual zone pads for hybrid kits with Superior Drummer. 2. Anyone have experience pairing this module with Roland pads? I have enough Roland pads. I'm thinking to use a few PD85 pads as additional toms and a PD128S as a secondary snare. There are a few sounds in the module that are very appealing to me.
    Any input appreciated.

  • @FransvandenBergeMuziekschuur
    @FransvandenBergeMuziekschuur 2 роки тому

    Does Yamaha make a foldable digital drumkits?

  • @AroundTheKit
    @AroundTheKit Рік тому

    Can you add an Additional Floor tom if you want to?

  • @RyoCanCan
    @RyoCanCan 2 роки тому

    If they made bigger TCS pads, this would be awesome. The drum sizes are real small.

  • @OldDolio312
    @OldDolio312 9 місяців тому

    Noob question but can I mix and match parts from both the DTX models? Can’t afford the 10K but don’t want the 10 inch floor tom on the 8K. So down the line can I swap out the 8K’s tom for the 10Ks? I’m pretty sure I can buy would like to confirm.

  • @jamesbradford870
    @jamesbradford870 Рік тому +1

    wish they had a TCS option for the kick pad. these mesh heads are too bouncy to be a kick pad imo.

  • @JiTiAr35
    @JiTiAr35 2 роки тому +1

    my guess is the rack makes it expensive😁. Built like a freaking tank.
    too bad you didn't review the blue tooth.
    Otherwise, nice review. Keep up the good work.

  • @samhendren1171
    @samhendren1171 Рік тому

    These sound like real drums

  • @mattryan6886
    @mattryan6886 2 роки тому +4

    I really like Yamaha’s user interface design on both new modules. The 3 dials from EAD-10 for quickly editing sounds and new fader design are 🔥 Hopefully Yamaha will release similar iOS apps for editing drum module like M-12 and 500/700/900 like previous generation. Those apps were very powerful and much better than menu diving on small screen. If Yamaha updates its M-12 multipad with these new sounds and larger storage capacity that would be very powerful combination and 💯 worth it

    • @steevidrums
      @steevidrums 2 роки тому

      An iOS/android editor for these kits would be amazing feature. Though I am not sure if the hardware supports it. I remember seeing those apps on the older modules and being impressed Yamaha are have really hit on something no one else has.

  • @famellies--313-Beatmaker
    @famellies--313-Beatmaker 2 роки тому

    That bass drum sample sounded like it needed a towl inside the bassdrum for sure..

  • @oszkarkeresi5253
    @oszkarkeresi5253 9 місяців тому

    Hi Justin! I got the DTX900 kit. And i am thinking of swapping just the module for dtx prox. Do you think it's a bad idea? My dtx900 is still working like a new, but i don't know what to do. Thx

  • @essenter4222
    @essenter4222 2 роки тому +6

    To be honest after a while of analyzing, I think it's quite overpriced - like, TD-27KV is 2/3 of it's price, VAD506 costs around the same and DTX-8 thing is around half it's price. Tbh I think most of my disappointment comes from DTX-PROX module, considering it isn't really that big upgrade over DTX-PRO

    • @65Drums
      @65Drums  2 роки тому +6

      I think it should have cost the same as the TD27KV because the sizes and module are similar. But it's around $1400 more expensive

    • @tebling
      @tebling 2 роки тому +1

      That's why I went with the DTX-8. I couldn't justify the 10 for the additional cost, and I bet the experience is very similar.

    • @essenter4222
      @essenter4222 2 роки тому

      @@tebling Yeah, DTX-8 set seems like very good deal

  • @val_de_mez
    @val_de_mez 2 роки тому

    Lovely stuff

  • @brianmcguire5175
    @brianmcguire5175 2 роки тому

    Opening fill awesome

  • @z_y.o.u
    @z_y.o.u 2 роки тому

    What the fuck is with this KP128 kick pad? I bought the DTX10K-M and haven’t been able to play it properly because this kick stand won’t stabilize at all. I’ve tried 3 different pedals (double and single) and the wobble is insane.

  • @mattalones93
    @mattalones93 2 роки тому

    Order in Jan 2022. It’s mid-July. Has anyone else ordered and been waiting forever?!

    • @josuefitmtz
      @josuefitmtz Рік тому

      Where did you order from?

    • @mattalones93
      @mattalones93 Рік тому

      @@josuefitmtz - I eventually got it. B&H is where I ordered from.

  • @stickwithit
    @stickwithit 2 роки тому

    Can you control the module with an ipad?

  • @nicholi2789
    @nicholi2789 4 місяці тому +1

    Why on earth are they not making 3d triggering on their cymbals yet?? Serious downside to this expensive kit.

  • @philipboot2341
    @philipboot2341 2 роки тому +1

    Snare doesn’t look too sturdy on that stand 😳

    • @65Drums
      @65Drums  2 роки тому +2

      My floor isn't level, I think that's the true culprit

    • @3qgc
      @3qgc 14 днів тому

      @@65Drums Respectfully, Justin, the snare stand they provide is adequate if you hit hard. If not, it's fine.

  • @BoomBoom-ci8is
    @BoomBoom-ci8is 2 роки тому

    Love everything but the price!

  • @plazima
    @plazima 2 роки тому

    Is mesh the material that acoustic drums use?

    • @65Drums
      @65Drums  2 роки тому +1

      No that's mylar for acoustic heads

  • @doublestrokeroll
    @doublestrokeroll 2 роки тому +2

    Have you tried loading VST software instruments directly into the module? Specifically something huge like a Superior drummer or BFD type kit? Apparently you can load multiple velocity layers or something? Curious to know how good it sounds compared to triggering the software.

    • @65Drums
      @65Drums  2 роки тому +3

      There's not enough import layers for a complete snare replacement. But if you start with a built in drum sound, and then bring in samples to change the sound and reinforce the tone, it's very powerful in that way.

    • @doublestrokeroll
      @doublestrokeroll 2 роки тому

      @@65Drums OK, interesting. I really only trigger software and am not really interested in stock sounds so I guess I'll just keep waiting until somebody makes a module where I can load in massive amounts of samples....lol.
      Thanks for the reply and great channel by the way. :)

    • @steevidrums
      @steevidrums 2 роки тому +1

      Hey, this *edit* - CHINESE review showed him using a kit he sampled himself loaded onto it. He says the process was time consuming, but did achieve great results. You have to skip to the around the middle to get to that part.
      ua-cam.com/video/jVbkLp4QpC8/v-deo.html

    • @natestewart1975
      @natestewart1975 2 роки тому

      Even the DTX900 could do some great sounding sample kits, so I have high hopes for the DTXPRO-X in that regard.

    • @natestewart1975
      @natestewart1975 2 роки тому

      ua-cam.com/video/Uee2e4WdEjk/v-deo.html

  • @tbip2001
    @tbip2001 2 роки тому

    Yamaha just need to produce a wood shell, acoustic size kit with a vst level module for 4-5k
    This kit offering doesn't seem to sit anywhere. It also sounds poor .

  • @8487bigboi
    @8487bigboi 2 роки тому +5

    This drum doesn’t have a good stage presence to me for the price point. Surprised Yamaha chose these small built sizes when all the competition are doing full size sets. It’s a pass for me on this one. Not worth that hefty price tag.

    • @Frankietomatoes6189
      @Frankietomatoes6189 11 місяців тому

      Yamaha not catering to this set for stage presence at all. You are way off if you think that. This kit sure can be used on stage no problem but it's intended for compact areas, apartments etc. Compare apples with apples.

    • @3qgc
      @3qgc 14 днів тому

      @@Frankietomatoes6189 Bro, at this price, they better damn sure be thinking players might want to take this kit to the stage. I own this kit and it had zero presence until I integrated the e-kick into a 20" Stage Custom bass drum. Otherwise, the kit has zero stage presence unless you're playing out front of at Wegmans on a Tuesday night at 7pm.

  • @JoseMariaruizLopez-ne9mb
    @JoseMariaruizLopez-ne9mb Рік тому

    Un auténtico maquinon de batería electrónica YAMAHA

  • @marknorton2429
    @marknorton2429 2 роки тому

    Those drums look tiny with you behind them! They definitely should have gone with bigger sizes.

  • @M4RCM0NT31R0
    @M4RCM0NT31R0 2 роки тому +1

    I tried the DTX10 at the Yamaha music store in Singapore! It was amazing! I ended up gaining an audience because I was busting out Luke Holland chops! Best part - I even impressed all the employees!

  • @ianmclean5541
    @ianmclean5541 2 роки тому

    I can’t imagine wearing out the TCS heads. Anyone hitting hard enough to break them should probably get drum lessons.

    • @65Drums
      @65Drums  2 роки тому +1

      Valid point. The only way I can think of damaging the head is if you have chipped sticks or if something falls on the drums.

  • @cbaveritt
    @cbaveritt 2 роки тому

    “See you in the next one” what??!!! :)

  • @johnryan3374
    @johnryan3374 9 місяців тому

    I like how it has a strong/metal rack. The sounds are excellent. The sizes could be increased, and the kick drum looks dated.

  • @chrismac3514
    @chrismac3514 2 роки тому +1

    Get yourself a strike pro se and don't look back.

  • @SONicNRG
    @SONicNRG 2 роки тому

    YamaYeeeaaah!!

  • @danthemanmillan
    @danthemanmillan 2 роки тому +2

    Nice kit, but I agree it's just way too overpriced

  • @fVNzO
    @fVNzO 2 роки тому +5

    Sound is leagues ahead of Roland. It's not even a competition. But, the sizes are criminal - as is the price. The VAD506 is comparable, and with that you get actual shells. This is quite frankly embarrassing, for the price. These are the sizes you expect at the 1K mark. Forget the wood and the fancy stands. You're missing the most essential feature of the drum set - realistic size. You can do better yamaha, you know and we know that you can do better. And I'm looking forward to it :).

    • @r.gelmers6580
      @r.gelmers6580 2 роки тому

      Realistic size is not something everyone favors, just sayin'. Most people don't have room for a 22'' bass drum and a kit with a 2 by 2 footprint. The shell sizes are quite OK and very playable. Shell size is not really that defining for the price, by the way. For 1K you can get a fullsized Xdrum kit (with a crappy module and crappy hardware).

  • @josephkaminski1857
    @josephkaminski1857 2 роки тому +1

    when he hits the ride bell, the sick tip notes on the ride are nonresponsive. lol. The snare has no dynamic change from one stick hit to another. Every hit is the same tone. LOL. the toms all have the same tone with no variance. ALL E drums sound like crap

  • @TheBluesking17
    @TheBluesking17 2 роки тому

    Sounds like the hi hat still sounds closed or totally open like their older drums, and still wont save changes to the module automatically. No thanks.

  • @protobuster12
    @protobuster12 2 роки тому +2

    Man…there’s a lot to like about this kit and it really is great, but wow it’s overpriced.

  • @rogerwelsh2335
    @rogerwelsh2335 Рік тому

    I’m always confused with module reviews. All I hear about is how great Roland is. Roland sounds are the worst in the business. To me modules are all about sound. This kit sounds so good its hard to believe it’s real.
    To me Roland is only great from a durability perspective.

    • @65Drums
      @65Drums  Рік тому +2

      Yamaha sounds better in 2023, but I like the Roland sets because they have better pads. Neither have the best offering in all categories at once unfortunately

  • @policeluber6720
    @policeluber6720 2 роки тому

    I hate electronic kits trying to be acoustic .

  • @Mystninja
    @Mystninja 2 роки тому

    Man your drumming is getting to be off the chain.

  • @officialWWM
    @officialWWM 2 роки тому

    Expensive.

  • @TamMusician
    @TamMusician 2 роки тому

    Yamaha is the worst company to make E-drums
    Don't get me wrong, I'm a Pianist and I love their stage Pianos

    • @TamMusician
      @TamMusician Рік тому

      @@michaeloey5793 What do you mean? I didn't get it