I like it, the fact that it’s a stomp box and could just be set on the floor beside the drum kit is very interesting and might persuade me to actually integrate some electronics sounds into the kit. There are many covers that I do with the band that require simply just an affected snare or Kik sound and this just might fit the bill. The pricing is great too. Great review as always my friend 👊💯
Cafe gigs, tiny pub gigs, I think anywhere where room size is an issue and you're not bringing subs for the pa this would be great. Could hook it up to a cocktail kit even :p
The exact reason i bought it. I've been using the module from my e-drums for 2/3 years now and i wanted to have that home again so i can consistantly practice on my e-kit.
For the price and what it offers you I could see this being really useful to make my tiny gigging kit sound much better. It's a collapseable kit that I made myself and the kick sounds weak and boxy. But with this I wouldn't have to deal with miking the kick and using extreme eq. Minimal features and a cheap price make this perfect for the small pub gigs :)
Hey Justin, Great and fair review. One point about your comment on the limited input - you noted at about 4:37 that you wished it had 4 and they could have done that for the $300 price point. Look at it this way: I'll be the street price will be $149. You could buy two and get your 4 inputs, right? Not a bad deal at that. You'd also get two sets of foot switches for more control and real estate on the floor. Just a thought.
That's a very good point John. My only counter point is that it would still be 4 single zone triggers. So you're have to have an entire drum module per dual zone drum pad. But if you don't need dual zones that wouldn't be an issue.
I have 4 toms a kick and a snare. Im debating between using three tm1 modules.... or one tm6. ....Seems like alot of extras, but three tm1's are under $600. But one tm6 is over $800. Both allow downloading your own samples, so let the debates begin... and go!
Well most of those other videos are from Music stores or Roland, they are commercials for the product. I don't blame them, just doing their job. Your TM2 is still fine, pretty much equal to this one
Couldn't agree more about the lack of inputs. I'd happily pay another £100 for 2 more inputs. It' feels like they're trying to push you towards the TM-6 if you want more inputs with no consideration about the jump in price.
Hey Justin loving your vids always a major help, when being stuck with an e-drum issue! Still looking for a cheap device to expand my fantastic tm6pro trigger inputs. All inputs are already split. I guess tm1 is not the right instrument for the trick! Maybe Roland tmc6 ? Tnx a lot from Tel Aviv ☺️
Hello, great and informative videos man. Thanks. I have a question: when you cross stick, does it always trigger the snare sound? Or is it because in the video there is a dual zone trigger on the snare?
I’m just concerned what happens when Roland eventually stops making updates to the app and doesn’t work on newer devices. Then Tm-1 loses a lot of its functionality, right?
theres an app on playstore, which said to me its compatable with android...i dont think it is...now im sitting with extra cables bought for it for a function it cant do, to where i cant find the support i need, and now your comment just puts the shites up me ffs lol
Get funky, Justin! I like how you played beats that were more real world, it really illustrates what the module would sound like on a gig. Great review...
Hmm, I’m not sure why you previously disliked the TM-2 since it’s cheap and it does have two dual zone inputs. Ok, it doesn’t have a foot switch and no app, since it’s a bit older. And by pushing both arrow buttons together, it mutes the current kit, so equally convenient.
I played a TM2 with triggers that was poorly set up. I don't know, I just really enjoyed this exact combination of features. But like you said, the TM2 is more powerful
I've seen it twice. Never got to play it. They seem to not like letting the public try them out. I'll be able to play one for sure when they eventually get released into actual stores
Hey Justin: what's your take on hard rubber pads causing tendonitis in the long run? Do you think hard rubber pads should be a thing of the past and people who would buy e-drums should just focus on e-drums with all-mesh heads?
If you have death grip on the drumsticks then yes it would be bad. If you use the Molar method and let the stick do the work I think it'll be fine. If I can hit a metal cymbal and get away with it rubber pads should be fine. But I've never had Tendonitis so I don't have legit experience in this area. Regardless I'm a mesh guy 100%
This used to be a real problem with the old Simmons pads. The pad material was so hard that people ended up hurt pretty badly. No amount of Moeller can survive a vintage Simmons pad.
Great review. Seems like an interesting product, but at that price point with only 2 trigger inputs, what's the advantage of this product over the Alesis SamplePad 4?
Thanks Jeff, the Alesis Sample Pad 4 is a compact sample pad that's good for playing individual sounds by themselves. This module is meant to help you layer your acoustic and electric sound with triggers. I think the Sample pad has a trigger input too, but if that's all you want to use it for, then that pad is just taking up valuable space. Still works though :)
I'm interested in connecting this to two Roland KD-10 Kick Triggers to get a double bass sound. Is there a way to assign a kick drum sounds for each trigger in the base module or does that need to be done on the app?
Yes, use a 1/4 Y-cable to reach both acoustic triggers of each bass drum. I would use TS to TS cable or mono to mono Y Cable since the module is only 2 mono inputs.
I like it, the fact that it’s a stomp box and could just be set on the floor beside the drum kit is very interesting and might persuade me to actually integrate some electronics sounds into the kit. There are many covers that I do with the band that require simply just an affected snare or Kik sound and this just might fit the bill. The pricing is great too. Great review as always my friend 👊💯
Cafe gigs, tiny pub gigs, I think anywhere where room size is an issue and you're not bringing subs for the pa this would be great. Could hook it up to a cocktail kit even :p
Love your expression at 1 minute. hilarious . thanks Justin for all your input great job
Actually the kind of product made for me. Perfect complement to my acoustic kit. Thanks for the vid, great work as always Justin.
Don't have many thought about this one but you did an excellent job at covering it, as always. Keep it up!!
Thanks Peter! I tried to cover everything I could :)
Perfect for metal guys who just want to trigger their kick drums
That's true, and the ability to cycle between those kick sounds too
@@65Drums Justin are you into extreme metal drumming by any chance?
The exact reason i bought it.
I've been using the module from my e-drums for 2/3 years now and i wanted to have that home again so i can consistantly practice on my e-kit.
Excellent Review! This Module is a great option for the Gigging Drummer.
Thanks Enrique!
My thoughts exactly
For the price and what it offers you I could see this being really useful to make my tiny gigging kit sound much better. It's a collapseable kit that I made myself and the kick sounds weak and boxy. But with this I wouldn't have to deal with miking the kick and using extreme eq. Minimal features and a cheap price make this perfect for the small pub gigs :)
Nice review once again your the best.Always enjoy watching
I just bought two of them. Small kit works great. Very simple to use
Hey Justin, Great and fair review. One point about your comment on the limited input - you noted at about 4:37 that you wished it had 4 and they could have done that for the $300 price point. Look at it this way: I'll be the street price will be $149. You could buy two and get your 4 inputs, right? Not a bad deal at that. You'd also get two sets of foot switches for more control and real estate on the floor. Just a thought.
That's a very good point John. My only counter point is that it would still be 4 single zone triggers. So you're have to have an entire drum module per dual zone drum pad. But if you don't need dual zones that wouldn't be an issue.
Great review Justin 😎👍🍺👊
Thanks Rob!
I have 4 toms a kick and a snare.
Im debating between using three tm1 modules.... or one tm6.
....Seems like alot of extras, but three tm1's are under $600. But one tm6 is over $800.
Both allow downloading your own samples, so let the debates begin... and go!
Incredible review!
Thanks Jim!
good job on the review ... I saw some vids on this but no one said anything about the limitations. I have the TM2 already so I'm already ahead.
Well most of those other videos are from Music stores or Roland, they are commercials for the product. I don't blame them, just doing their job. Your TM2 is still fine, pretty much equal to this one
Nice vid Justin!
Am I wrong or you are talking about TM1 and you have TM6 on the video?
interesting module, Justin!
Couldn't agree more about the lack of inputs. I'd happily pay another £100 for 2 more inputs. It' feels like they're trying to push you towards the TM-6 if you want more inputs with no consideration about the jump in price.
Hey Justin loving your vids always a major help, when being stuck with an e-drum issue!
Still looking for a cheap device to expand my fantastic tm6pro trigger inputs. All inputs are already split. I guess tm1 is not the right instrument for the trick! Maybe Roland tmc6 ? Tnx a lot from Tel Aviv ☺️
It seems the tm2 is worth the extra $40
Don’t need a good amp for just one drum pad?
Hello, great and informative videos man. Thanks. I have a question: when you cross stick, does it always trigger the snare sound? Or is it because in the video there is a dual zone trigger on the snare?
I’m just concerned what happens when Roland eventually stops making updates to the app and doesn’t work on newer devices. Then Tm-1 loses a lot of its functionality, right?
theres an app on playstore, which said to me its compatable with android...i dont think it is...now im sitting with extra cables bought for it for a function it cant do, to where i cant find the support i need, and now your comment just puts the shites up me ffs lol
Seems pretty fun to play with. Do you play frequently on acoustic sets?
In case not, don't you missed it?
Get funky, Justin! I like how you played beats that were more real world, it really illustrates what the module would sound like on a gig. Great review...
When I play acoustic drums and everyone can hear me I automatically play more real world stuff. I should do that more often for the videos
Might be perfect for me, I'll only need snare and bass drum for some beats. Hope they support Android nowadays, too, for the extra sounds.
Awesome!
Hmm, I’m not sure why you previously disliked the TM-2 since it’s cheap and it does have two dual zone inputs. Ok, it doesn’t have a foot switch and no app, since it’s a bit older. And by pushing both arrow buttons together, it mutes the current kit, so equally convenient.
I played a TM2 with triggers that was poorly set up. I don't know, I just really enjoyed this exact combination of features. But like you said, the TM2 is more powerful
Dig your very serious look and that head bobbing! ;-)
Anyone know the best drum module for bebop jazz sounds?
Does this output in stereo ?
Hey, anyone know if you can hook two of them together? Thanks
there is a threshold setting on t m1 because i cant find it. thanks!
How did he get out
I'm still in there
How would you compare this module with the ead10? Thanks
Well it wasn't ment to really be a brain like the TD 50 it was ment to capitalize on the hypered side of the acustic jundery
how about hooking up with ddrum trigger, will this work?
I haven't seen you do a video on Pearl's E-Merge. Have you checked that out yet?
I've seen it twice. Never got to play it. They seem to not like letting the public try them out. I'll be able to play one for sure when they eventually get released into actual stores
@@65Drums looking forward to your review!
Hey Justin: what's your take on hard rubber pads causing tendonitis in the long run? Do you think hard rubber pads should be a thing of the past and people who would buy e-drums should just focus on e-drums with all-mesh heads?
If you have death grip on the drumsticks then yes it would be bad. If you use the Molar method and let the stick do the work I think it'll be fine. If I can hit a metal cymbal and get away with it rubber pads should be fine. But I've never had Tendonitis so I don't have legit experience in this area. Regardless I'm a mesh guy 100%
This used to be a real problem with the old Simmons pads. The pad material was so hard that people ended up hurt pretty badly. No amount of Moeller can survive a vintage Simmons pad.
Great review. Seems like an interesting product, but at that price point with only 2 trigger inputs, what's the advantage of this product over the Alesis SamplePad 4?
Thanks Jeff, the Alesis Sample Pad 4 is a compact sample pad that's good for playing individual sounds by themselves. This module is meant to help you layer your acoustic and electric sound with triggers. I think the Sample pad has a trigger input too, but if that's all you want to use it for, then that pad is just taking up valuable space. Still works though :)
I'm interested in connecting this to two Roland KD-10 Kick Triggers to get a double bass sound. Is there a way to assign a kick drum sounds for each trigger in the base module or does that need to be done on the app?
Yes, use a 1/4 Y-cable to reach both acoustic triggers of each bass drum. I would use TS to TS cable or mono to mono Y Cable since the module is only 2 mono inputs.
HOW THE FCK DO I CONNECT MY ANDROID - NO INFO ON WHAT TO DO IF IT DOESNT WORK
Hi.
I would like you to tell me which of these modules is the best:
YAMAHA DTXTREME III or Roland TD-20.
Thank you
Ouch that's hard, I think they are equal. Maybe a slight edge to the Yamaha one?
What triggers are you using (on your acoustic kit)?
On this kit? It's the Roland RT30 series
*Godly* Druming
Now...These modules might not have footswitch inputs, but they most likely have MIDI inputs. MIDI footswitches do exist.
Yes of course you are right. I'm just saying this "exact" combination is new.
Then buy 2
Where are you at? It looks like your in a human museam from the Guardian of the Galaxies movie.
Lol this was the NAMM convention in 2020. It's for Music companies to show off their new products to magazines and music retailers.
This product? Zzzzzzzzzz. Thanks for another great review, J.
As much as I am a fan, don't dig the app. I get why, but why?
Because there's no screen. If you hate the phone app, there's always the computer program version.
You should play disco music :D tuc tuc
That would be fun :)