@@bikbekbokbak2333 i have been using this kit for two years now. And for me, the only disadvantage is the high hat pedal. It's not the best quality and it feels kind of cheap after a while. Also the sensors aren't the best, but can be DIY fixed (still need to do thay myself). But for starters like me, it is a nice set to learn on.
I’m curious about the hihat. A blogger wrote,”In my honest opinion, I feel like it triggers the half-open hi-hat sound way too late for me to consider it a smooth transition between the three different positions.” I have also heard others say when releasing the pedal it produces the open sound. What is your experience ?
@@MiloMcCarthyMusic Not only dryer samples but dynamics and much better sound quality overall. Yes the one att 3:30 has also reverb on top, which makes it even more real. The sound at 3:30 is from Superior Drummer 3, while the one at 5:05 is from the drum module. Big difference.
Hello, quick question... If you record your drum songs on the module are you able to export these files from module to either a USB or laptop? If so how do you do it .thanks 😊
I find that in comparison to a real hat I have to have my foot further back on the pedal and have the hat on a slightly higher point on the stem. Its pretty ruthless if you play heel up on the hats but it is doable. But all my settings are stock. Its a steep learning curve to go from real to this but worth it.
@@slawaschwed newbie here considering first drums. So do you mean that the problems people experience with the hi hats not reacting well can be fixed by physical adjustment as well as in the digital settings to get a comparable experience to roland hi hats?
Hats are a little on the sloppy side. Nowhere near as responsive as real ones. Id say the rest of the kit is great but if there was one thing I would change it would be the pedal action on the hats. good for cynamic and hits, terrible for footwork.
Hi, Quick question, what is the brand/model of the cymbal pad on the right side (the one that doesn't come with the kit)? I'm planning to add one more cymbal as well Thank you
Has someone figured out hihat settings yet? I have it for about a year and still cant solve major problems like splash doubletriggering and how to set closed, semi and open intervals to sound somewhat like real thing.
I'm very impressed with the range of the hi-hat at 1:20, but I'm curious: If I were to do the same thing with the MPS 850 and SD3, would it sound the same? Or does the 750x just have better range?
I have it since a week not sure if I shall return it. How did you configure it to be so responsive? Can you share your config? HiHat needs always heavier hit for my 750X. Can‘t really play soft or fine tuned songs.
There are gain pots on each drum, including the hats. But mine came from factory very sensitive so possibly a defective unit? If using Superiour drummer you can configure the hit velocity in its settings.
What is the actual size of the hihat? In the description of the kit it says its 10 inch, but it looks like its 12, since it's right right next to the 12 inch crash cymbal in the product photo they look the same size, and it looks bigger than the 10 inch tom and snare pads. I could be wrong though and it actually be 10 inch lol. Thanks for this comparison and tests! The module sounds sound pretty nice to me, way better than the 850. That's why I'm going with this kit.
If you are looking for a beginner e-drum kit within the 500€ price range - go for the 750x (not the 850 since its pretty old and the 750x got some neat upgrades)
@John Stirling go for the 750x the 850 offers u a lil bit more but overall quality lacks a bit. the 750x offers u a lil bit less but the overall quality is better I bought the 750x few weeks ago - for a beginner its the perfect set in a 500€ price range.
@eNji, what are the upgrades? I can see the ride is 2 inches bigger but apart from that I can't find anything on this. Was planning on getting a kit soon and dont wanna spend money on something worse
make sure you have set up your kit correctly in sd3 Settings/midiin /edrums then use the drop down menu on the left to select the kit. After that save. Then go into your kit mixer on the main sd3 page and if you have to, turn up the toms. if its a velocity thing go to settings/midi in/edrums/ HIt the pad you want to adjust and change the velocity curve
Yes, the pedal that came wit hthe kit is loud. Springs ring out on each hit and it squeeks slightly. Also mine broke within a month. but the bass drum is compatible with all kick drum pedals. I currently use a Tama one.
I wouldnt recomend the one I have in the video as it needs an adapter to work. This one is the one I should have got... www.thomann.de/gb/millenium_mps_250_500_750_12_crash_pad.htm
Hey man, i have a question. Maybe some questions. When i use reaper with superior drummer, i set midi in and midi out and superior drummer recognizes the hits in the pad and makes sound, but the problema is that the sound comes out of the computer, and not out of the speakers that the drums are connected to. It does not change the sound of the drums, only makes sound on the computer. Shouldnt the midi out make it sound through the speakers where the module is connected through? Hope you understand me. Thanks!
This is the fucking best testing I've seen of this Drum Kit. It's fucking amazing. I want this shit! 🍺😎🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻
Don’t forget Super Drummer….
The built in sounds are crap imho. But nearly every drum module sounds crap against SD3.
That is a very helpful video. Thank you! Someone asked you about the footprint below. Did you mean that it's about 5-6ft wide and 3 ft deep?
You are the actual guy😮 thanks to you i bought this set, should come in tomorrow
What do you think of this drum kit? What are the disadvantages?
@@bikbekbokbak2333 i have been using this kit for two years now. And for me, the only disadvantage is the high hat pedal. It's not the best quality and it feels kind of cheap after a while. Also the sensors aren't the best, but can be DIY fixed (still need to do thay myself). But for starters like me, it is a nice set to learn on.
I just bought one of those pads to replace a 10'' Alesis snare I had. Man and these are LOUD. Impossible not to hear it even with headphones
I’m curious about the hihat. A blogger wrote,”In my honest opinion, I feel like it triggers the half-open hi-hat sound way too late for me to consider it a smooth transition between the three different positions.” I have also heard others say when releasing the pedal it produces the open sound. What is your experience ?
@3:30 vs @5:05 says it all! Thanks for the comparison.
What does it say other than dryer samples
its the reverb
@@MiloMcCarthyMusic Not only dryer samples but dynamics and much better sound quality overall. Yes the one att 3:30 has also reverb on top, which makes it even more real.
The sound at 3:30 is from Superior Drummer 3, while the one at 5:05 is from the drum module. Big difference.
This is the fucking best testing I've seen of this Drum Kit. It's fucking amazing. I want this shit! (Sehr gut! Danke!)
Great video still in 2024. Question, are you using the usb midi that comes with the module? To your computer? Thanks!
yup, for the superior drummer parts yes.
Can it take a double kick pedal?
Kit sounds killer for bedroom recording, I'm very much looking forward to get one.
Bass pad should be big enough
Hello, quick question... If you record your drum songs on the module are you able to export these files from module to either a USB or laptop? If so how do you do it .thanks 😊
Thanks for your video.
Will a double bass pedal work with that kickpad?
yes, its big enought
Great demo! 👏👌
Did you use this via windows or Mac? I have such a hard time reducing latentcy in Windows
Windows. Pull the sample rate all the way down and slowly put it up untill the clicking and poping stops.
Hello! How you record your video? Is iRig 1 compatible with that brand like Alesis?
Hey how was your hi hat configuration? I got this same model but my HH is not responding naturally. Thanks!
I find that in comparison to a real hat I have to have my foot further back on the pedal and have the hat on a slightly higher point on the stem. Its pretty ruthless if you play heel up on the hats but it is doable. But all my settings are stock.
Its a steep learning curve to go from real to this but worth it.
@@slawaschwed newbie here considering first drums. So do you mean that the problems people experience with the hi hats not reacting well can be fixed by physical adjustment as well as in the digital settings to get a comparable experience to roland hi hats?
What is your impression of the hi-hat now you've had it a while? I'm thinking of buying it to add to my Alesis kit.
Hats are a little on the sloppy side. Nowhere near as responsive as real ones. Id say the rest of the kit is great but if there was one thing I would change it would be the pedal action on the hats. good for cynamic and hits, terrible for footwork.
Hi, Quick question, what is the brand/model of the cymbal pad on the right side (the one that doesn't come with the kit)? I'm planning to add one more cymbal as well
Thank you
I would suggest against the one I have as I had to make my own cable for it to work.
Nice dynamics!
Hi. Is better the millennium MPS 750x? Or 850? I really need an advice. Thank you
Hello, can I ask you please how can I rec some tracks as you with the original sound of the drum? Thank you... I have the same drum
Has someone figured out hihat settings yet? I have it for about a year and still cant solve major problems like splash doubletriggering and how to set closed, semi and open intervals to sound somewhat like real thing.
Struggling with that too. Also my snare is triggering cross stick sometimes. They sent me a replacement but eventually that had the same problem.
Dud you ever get it sorted.
Do you solve this problem?
@@thebatdad76 i think tightening up snare mash to the max solves problem
Hi everyone! Unfortunately i didn't solve this problem to this day 🙁 i just avoid hihat work🤷♂️
just a quick question, can you play a half open hi hat? or will it only register open and closed?
I’m actually struggling to get the hi hat right. Great kit otherwise.
Which set is best in this price range? this one, the mps-850, or the roland td-1dmk?
Is there a better hi-hat I can use with this set? it feels so delayed
I'm very impressed with the range of the hi-hat at 1:20, but I'm curious: If I were to do the same thing with the MPS 850 and SD3, would it sound the same? Or does the 750x just have better range?
I heard it has better range, hi-hat from MPS-850 and 750x is different
I have it since a week not sure if I shall return it. How did you configure it to be so responsive? Can you share your config? HiHat needs always heavier hit for my 750X. Can‘t really play soft or fine tuned songs.
There are gain pots on each drum, including the hats. But mine came from factory very sensitive so possibly a defective unit?
If using Superiour drummer you can configure the hit velocity in its settings.
Doesn't the ride have a triple zone so the bell should play too?
It does, I just had not configured it properly.
What is the actual size of the hihat? In the description of the kit it says its 10 inch, but it looks like its 12, since it's right right next to the 12 inch crash cymbal in the product photo they look the same size, and it looks bigger than the 10 inch tom and snare pads. I could be wrong though and it actually be 10 inch lol. Thanks for this comparison and tests! The module sounds sound pretty nice to me, way better than the 850. That's why I'm going with this kit.
Mine is 12
@@thebatdad76 Thank you so much lol, assuming its this kit you have
please can you answer - why do you think 750X module way better than 850?? i bought 850 today and have a little time to change my opinion...
@@Hyegunable sounds and effects are much much better on the 750X. Better hihat response and snare triggering.
@@theblackknight870 thank you! I commented my order with request to cancel 850
Can you use the module for a different brand drum kit.
If you are looking for a beginner e-drum kit within the 500€ price range - go for the 750x (not the 850 since its pretty old and the 750x got some neat upgrades)
This is so absolutely true.
@John Stirling go for the 750x
the 850 offers u a lil bit more but overall quality lacks a bit. the 750x offers u a lil bit less but the overall quality is better
I bought the 750x few weeks ago - for a beginner its the perfect set in a 500€ price range.
Hi eNji, what are the "some neat upgrades" of the 750x respect to the 850? thanks
@eNji, what are the upgrades? I can see the ride is 2 inches bigger but apart from that I can't find anything on this. Was planning on getting a kit soon and dont wanna spend money on something worse
@@le_chef The 750x has Bluetooth support, this can be very useful for playing along videos on UA-cam or songs on Spotify
How do you record your drums?
Could someone help me i have a problem connecting garage band app from ipad to millenium mps 750 x electronic drum set?
I wish someone would do tis dynamic test with the basic kits sounds. It might be the difference between me purchasing and not
at 2 minutes in you get the first test of the built in sounds, I compare through the video.
@@PocketsUke2i think I musta been half asleep watching this. Cheers bud
i have same set up but i feel like the toms are very low and when you hit the rims thats how the kit should sound. Have you noticed this?
listen to this guys toms sound different
ua-cam.com/video/XZ0jGa3GhZw/v-deo.html
make sure you have set up your kit correctly in sd3 Settings/midiin /edrums then use the drop down menu on the left to select the kit.
After that save. Then go into your kit mixer on the main sd3 page and if you have to, turn up the toms.
if its a velocity thing go to settings/midi in/edrums/ HIt the pad you want to adjust and change the velocity curve
Bro the resistency of the módulo is good
Czy to jest fabryczne brzmienie?
This video is a comparison between the built in sounds (factory) and an external software Superiour drummer 3. So partially yes.
is the kick drum pedal noisy?
Yes, the pedal that came wit hthe kit is loud. Springs ring out on each hit and it squeeks slightly. Also mine broke within a month. but the bass drum is compatible with all kick drum pedals. I currently use a Tama one.
Will this hold a double bass pedal properly?
You mean if the kick pad is big enough for 2 beaters? Yes, it's an 8 inch pad.
Hello I think buy this kit but I dont know because the alesis nitro mesh kit or this kit anyone help
Hi, how can i fix the hi hat open?
By using the included clutch.
What is the additional cymbal?
Same question here🤚
@@Knup www.thomann.de/cz/millenium_mps400_stereo_becken_pad.htm your welcome.
I wouldnt recomend the one I have in the video as it needs an adapter to work. This one is the one I should have got...
www.thomann.de/gb/millenium_mps_250_500_750_12_crash_pad.htm
@@PocketsUke2 balls, they aren't available anymore :(
Hey man, i have a question. Maybe some questions. When i use reaper with superior drummer, i set midi in and midi out and superior drummer recognizes the hits in the pad and makes sound, but the problema is that the sound comes out of the computer, and not out of the speakers that the drums are connected to. It does not change the sound of the drums, only makes sound on the computer. Shouldnt the midi out make it sound through the speakers where the module is connected through? Hope you understand me. Thanks!
Midi out doesn't transport sound, only midi signal. You have to use the pc output to hear the drumsounds from reaper.