Neighbour friendly Recording & Practice | Drumshack at Home

We love this set-up SO much! Here's a short video on some of the recording and practice modes on the Yamaha EAD10 module. We are using a Tama Club Jam Mini with Remo silentstroke heads and Zildjian L80 Low volume cymbals. Huge sounds, perfect for home practice without disturbing your neighbours!
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[@chromster8267]

awesome👍🏾wholesome sound.

[@cosimokeita4072]

Yes, love the review and the sneakers
in the back.

[@AardvaarkTonto]

The feature is great for soundcheck too. Drummer can walk around as well checking playback sound.

[@thedrumdoctor]

There's only ONE Terry S!

[@azthedrummer5553]

How did you get the samples

[@thedrumdoctor]

Great example, but I've yet to hear this unit do anything with low-vol cymbals which would match the quality of the drum samples triggered by the unit or a VST. I could rig mine up to my A to E kit conversion, then USB to PC and link to Superior Drummer in the DAW, but there would still be a problem with acoustic cymbal quality, unless I set up real cymbals which them pesky neighbours & wife/kids won't like! What's needed is a half-way house between lo-vol and real cymbals which could give the EAD10's condensers a stereo mix into the DAW, which could at least have some chance of being fattened up with EQ & compression. Until that happens, I'm stuck with a TD-20 & Roland cymbals into Superior D. But still, hats off for the inspiring demo.