Been playing mine for for hours today, so much fun. The kick bass is not quiet, and neither are rim shots, but otherwise it's a pretty stealthy kit that won't bother your neighbors.
Sounds solid! I played around on one at guitar center the other day and was amazed at how realistic they sound these days. Definitely caught the bug to want to buy one
I'm digging the shit out of mine. Recieved it last Tuesday and it was easy on set up but instructions and all of the settings were no where to be found I searched Google and found a full manual and wow it made even more of difference now that I know what the heck I'm doing.
My bass drum does NOT allow for a double bass pedal. It won't register both hits. I have to move the drum over so the right beater hit's directly in the middle.
Thank you for the sidestick!! That's all I've been trying to find for hours lololol... I'm sold. I want to use it with Superior Drummer. I'm sure it'll be perfect.
Hey, I was wondering if I should get one for myself. How loud is the kick pad? I live in an appartment, and I cant be too loud for neighbours downstairs. Would love your feedback on that, thanks!
Is the volume of your kit ok? I just got mine today and the volume is ridicously low, I've tried with a couple of headphones and speakers and still low.
William B-D I highly recommend the brand new Roland td-1dmk. It’s more expensive but the triggers are much more responsive and the overall kit is durable and built to take a beating. Alesis unfortunately does not have a good reputation with durability.
I have electronic drum kit of another brand, and i also like this one. I don't expect high quality sounds, but i expect low latency and sensitiveness of pads, because i use mainly for practise and fooling with unusual presets. Not for stage. However this nitro mesh kit sounds nice.
What's it like picking up ghost notes on the snare? I play a lot of funk and its super important that it picks up those little nuances. Great review man. Cheers.
Wait, is the head on the kick tower made of rubber? They've been saying in the NAMM videos that this kit has all mesh heads (even in this video at 39 and 53 seconds).
Doesn't the Surge also add chrome rack- dual zone toms- and both cymbals have choke. As a beginner drummer I'm not sure how much those features are really worth... but the $150 up-charge seems quite modest all things considered.
Electronic drums are good for practicing not making noise like in an apartment or late at night and as add ins for an acoustic kit but never as your stand alone kit live or in the studio.
I bought it for my 10yo son and i don’t know which one of us enjoys it more. The only criticism I would have is that if you hit the rim of the tom toms it would sound like you hit the crash.
@@tswanson23 The crash has choke feature built in. Make sure it's plugged in with the right connector, a mono connector (such as the ride) will disable the crash/choke.
Just got one of these , can’t use my double pedals as stated in this video! It’s a small pad and the beater has to be in the middle, so double beaters don’t work !!
Hey man, I am not sure if this is the same model I have because I bought a drum kit like 6 years ago, but mine is very easy to fold, because the "arms" of the drum kit move very easily.
Also, it has some kind of knobs to lower the toms and cymbals as much as you want and you don't need a screwdriver to remove them, only to dissassemble the kit.
would this sound good as a midi controller for logic? I know people complain about the sounds, but the drum presets in logic are pretty solid for my needs.
How do you keep the frame steady so that it doesn't move around? Had mine for a month now. Not liking how the frame moves, and I have everything tightened.
@@yongokongo It's on a carpet. Sorry. You guys got the wrong impression the kit is sliding on the floor. It's not. Here, look, this is what I mean by the frame moving. ua-cam.com/video/3ufMrTj7e0c/v-deo.html
Any chance of doing a video with you playing it? Maybe doing a review, setup time, complications, learning curves... things like that? It would be greatly appreciated.
Hey does anybody have an answer to my question does it plug into a wall or how does it work? Because from what I've seen u have to have this weird plug for the module power cable but I dont have a plug like that in my apartment
Hey If someone could help me that'd be nice, I'm a hobby musician, Been playing Piano for 8 years, And Guitar for 6 years. I want to start on the drums now, I like to record a few self produced songs (mostly covers) with a small make-do studio i have in my room. Is this Set suitable for me?
Definitely, especially since the studio is small, this thing can fit in some pretty damn tight spaces. Honestly, I was pretty impressed for the price that I paid
I mean if you want to, sure but if you like producing songs, you can never replace live drums and personally, I think live and in the studio using e drums is kind of a waste and not as effective, might as well just program them at that point.
@@CameronMeadows do you know if you can mess around with the sensibility range of the drum pads from the midi plug-ins drum kits and stuff?? what i mean is if this also works as a midi controller xd ?
Now let me reply as this was my first drum kit. You can use a double bass pedal (I did) but it will drop some notes so it is not accurate at all when going at a faster speed. An actual second bass drum can't be added unless you are fine with it sounding like a tom or crash XD (I am not sure if it is even possible so let me just say no)
He has his connected wrong, you are right the crash has the choke, he just has the ride plugged into cymbal 1 instead of cymbal 2. That said, you can use the provided ride as a second crash (no choke) and add a two zone ride, plugged into the extra 2-zone tom input.with stereo cable to produce two tones. Then you have a ride with bell, two crashes and can still add a single zone tom (into the extra cymbal input). Works out to be a decent little kit.
I bought a set of these about 3 months ago and have never opened the carton. I just somehow can't get excited about them. The more I watch videos about assembly and setting up, the more attractive my old Tamas become. Anybody want a deal?
That's quite a lot of money to be spending on something that you haven't opened. The box is massive too, how do you have that hanging around your place?
It’s been a month so I’m not sure if you’ve already found an answer, but the module allows for another crash cymbal and another Tom pad. These can be bought online.
I am getting this tmmw. Ive never had a drum kit before and live in an apartment. I just hope ts a quality kit that lasts sometime..from the looks of it for the price looks amazing.. Can anyone answer these questions? The biggest thing i want to do is stream or listen to music and drum long or record, how would i do that, connect to pc and use some kind of software?
If you take care of it and dont abuse it Im sure you can get a lot of use. If you are a hack and beat the shit out of it then it wont last. Wisdom of life.
Everything is replaceable so it's no bother to repair and very inexpensive to do so. Considering yuo can buy three new kits for the cost of one, mid level Roland, it's an excellent value for money. You have to remember, this is not sold as a professional kit, it's not priced as a professional kit. It's a banging around and having fun kit, a practice kit,a beginners kit, an affordable apartment solution etc. Alesis doesn't claim it is high end or super durable, but it is by far the best kit at this price point.
@@samgodzwa7927 You can adjust sensitivity and it will pick up the edges of the pad better. Common complaint, easy solution. It won't do well at 320BPM but most double bass work is just fine.
For $350 you canNOT get a better value. I bought a 'bottom feeder' mesh head kit 10 yrs ago for $500. It was great, sold it about 5 yrs later. Point is mesh kits are hard to find at this price.
what they say at 1:39 isn't true. if you use a double kick pedal the kick wont detect every hit therefore wont play every sound. an alternative however if you don't mind only having two toms is to take off the mid tom and replace the kick drum with the tom by screwing it in the same place the kick would be.
EZ Drummer but there are plenty of adjustments in the Alesis module to tweak it to get the reaction and tone you want. With the hat you have open, half open and closed adjustments.
Could you please add detail to your statement? For prospective buyers like myself. What exactly are your criticisms of this kit? Thanks in advance. All the reviews I've seen so far are positive.
im started withg quitar. im having some issues though and i love drums also. i want to buy there drums cause i find them cheap the rest i can find in market are 200euro more. i also believe these are a cheap solution and you dont know u maybe will get bored or not have enough time to play after some years can you please also state why save money for a better kit? im also curious and i found many review for this kit and everyone says they are very satisfied for the price atm.... thanks in advance love
@@GMak81im no pro lol im not saying they are necesarily bad. mainly my biggest issues are the hi hat sounds.they sound really toylike and cringy. they are good enough to work but the hihat sounds are definatly what makes me say.. invest into a more expensive kit. the other thing i didnt like was the hi hat controller, it doesnt feel right. i dont know how to explain it. pedal pressed 100% of the way down gives you closed hi hat. 99% pressed down gives you halfway open sound. anything above 75% pressed down gives you open hi hat. i do like this kit i just think a person who knows they are going to stick with drums for awhile should invest in a more expensove kit. the hi hat kills my drummers buzz. other than that. i love it
@@basilisbling8737 yes i was in the same boat. i started with guitar. been playimg for 7 years. wanted to get into drumming. got this kit. i do like it! is great for the price! but.. it turns out im a natural at drumming. and the hi hat is annoyying! so my problem is. this kits only gonna get me so far with those 7 janky toyish hi hat sounds where as a 600 700 kit would have a more (im just assuming)quality hi hat controller and sounds.
Hi, I notice that this drum kit does not occupy too large a floor area. My room is pretty small and so I want to have a gauge of its dimension. Can you please let me know the length and width of the carpet that you have at the drum base? Thank you.
I dont think you need to. Because this drum kit is very customizable it would fit anywhere. You can research on the internet or the official website to get dimensions.
I have a alesis dm10 but my module won't responding looks like is not comunicade to it, I was thinking to try it with a different model same brand did any body knows if this will works please let me know big THANKS...
Just to clarify, I do not own an Alesis Nitro Mesh, but I have done a lot of research. 1: Yes, I believe you can add one extra tom and one extra cymbal pad. 2: No, I think the kick pad is too small for a double pedal. The Alesis Surge Mesh has a bigger snare pad, kick pad (which will fit a double pedal.) as well as some other things like cymbals that choke and what-not. It is $499 on Amozon right now. A little more expensive but might be worth it. I'd go to Alesis.com and look at each of them, they give pretty good product detail. Hope this helps!
Literally was answered in the video, he said "it has 2 additional outputs for another tom, and crash symbol" then he also said that the kick drum section was large enough for literally almost ANY double bass pedal".... Did you watch the whole video?
Coming from an Alesis DM5 owner, the module sounds in this kit sound just like the old DM5. If Alesis doesn't make better sounds from the module, there's not much point in buying
Yeah because everyone relies on the builtin module and doesn't just use it as a midi trigger with EZ Drummer.....hang on, actually most people just use it as a trigger for EZ Drummer etc. You can use bucket lids with decent software and they will sound just fine.
Dudes the white Jordan peele
I just got mine 2 days ago and I'm absolutely blown away by it, it is, very fun to play!
Still loving it? Looking at getting one right now
How much is it?
Received this set for my 18th birthday
I'm a beginner so wish me luck :)
Been playing mine for for hours today, so much fun. The kick bass is not quiet, and neither are rim shots, but otherwise it's a pretty stealthy kit that won't bother your neighbors.
Sounds solid! I played around on one at guitar center the other day and was amazed at how realistic they sound these days. Definitely caught the bug to want to buy one
I'm digging the shit out of mine. Recieved it last Tuesday and it was easy on set up but instructions and all of the settings were no where to be found I searched Google and found a full manual and wow it made even more of difference now that I know what the heck I'm doing.
Mike McFadden can you add double kicks?
I got this for Christmas today.
CDP I did to
Had to hit like for the acid beat at the end jesus christ... so sick
I have this drum kit for Christmas
My bass drum does NOT allow for a double bass pedal. It won't register both hits. I have to move the drum over so the right beater hit's directly in the middle.
Favorite part was @3:45 "I like that one" 😂
The Nitro Kit is a cool little kit
Fits our budget at church ditching the beringer ! Praise Jesus!
I would say just save up and try and get a roland tk25 v
Its about 1500
quake gaming lol that’s like 5 times the price , not enough of an incentive
@@thomasstarr1503 add another thousand buddy. It's way too expensive and this guys on a budget
Thank you for the sidestick!! That's all I've been trying to find for hours lololol... I'm sold. I want to use it with Superior Drummer. I'm sure it'll be perfect.
Could I trigger Superior Drummer with it?
I got this drum kit like, two days ago. I thought that this drum kit would not work or something because of price but I was wrong!
Hey, I was wondering if I should get one for myself. How loud is the kick pad? I live in an appartment, and I cant be too loud for neighbours downstairs. Would love your feedback on that, thanks!
if you hit the kick pad it’s pretty loud, and it sounds like someone’s banging a table. I accept it
Is the volume of your kit ok? I just got mine today and the volume is ridicously low, I've tried with a couple of headphones and speakers and still low.
William B-D
I highly recommend the brand new Roland td-1dmk. It’s more expensive but the triggers are much more responsive and the overall kit is durable and built to take a beating. Alesis unfortunately does not have a good reputation with durability.
@@xWiiLLz You'd probably want to put a carpet with some sound isolation properties like foam. Will also help to keep your drum pedals in place.
The module “tutorial” helped me with a question I had, thanks!
I have electronic drum kit of another brand, and i also like this one. I don't expect high quality sounds, but i expect low latency and sensitiveness of pads, because i use mainly for practise and fooling with unusual presets. Not for stage. However this nitro mesh kit sounds nice.
This sounds like a great value. I'm not a drummer, but if I were to start out, this would be high on my list.
I wish I could afford this right now, I'm sick of playing online drum or vst
Very good presentation, thank you.
The last drum solo got me weak 😂
That mode is for when you’ve been listening to a lot of death grips
Great demo, thanks!!!
Alesis knocked it out of the park again.... Great drums mesh heads free kick great deal...
What's it like picking up ghost notes on the snare? I play a lot of funk and its super important that it picks up those little nuances. Great review man. Cheers.
It’s not the greatest, I own the kit, I would recommend a lower end Roland kit like the td-1 or something like that
Beginning made me think of The Theft-Atreyu hahaha thanks for the video might go for the Surge but this is a steal too
I’m ganna get mine in 3days
So it’s the Alesis Surge drumset except with a smaller snare and rubber kick tower
65 Drums haha I just saw your new vid in your channel that's why I am watching this vid
Wait, is the head on the kick tower made of rubber? They've been saying in the NAMM videos that this kit has all mesh heads (even in this video at 39 and 53 seconds).
Doesn't the Surge also add chrome rack- dual zone toms- and both cymbals have choke. As a beginner drummer I'm not sure how much those features are really worth... but the $150 up-charge seems quite modest all things considered.
What would be the best double kick pedel for this kit.
Ordered the other day. Can’t wait. It comes tomorrow.
How was it?
This dude has chops.
I have owned 6 different electronic kits, when are people gonna realize you don't have to beat the shit out of it, very different technique.
i think its mostly cause people get so into it, you kinda forget
great job!
I use Alesis, good drum set, and it on my channel too. Its a good set.
Electronic drums are good for practicing not making noise like in an apartment or late at night and as add ins for an acoustic kit but never as your stand alone kit live or in the studio.
Thanks, Captain Obvious
@@PeteWizzle Young and/or inexperienced drummers may not know that.
Good sound awesome drum
I want to buy and exchange single zone ride cymbal for dual zone. Is it gonna work with this nitro module?
I bought it for my 10yo son and i don’t know which one of us enjoys it more. The only criticism I would have is that if you hit the rim of the tom toms it would sound like you hit the crash.
Can you please tell me how you can choke the crash cymbal
Yeah same here. Not sure why it does that.
Adjust the cross talk, just crank it all the way up and it won't dual trigger the cymbal.
@@tswanson23 The crash has choke feature built in. Make sure it's plugged in with the right connector, a mono connector (such as the ride) will disable the crash/choke.
@@tswanson23 You have to physically grab the cymbal. There is a spot on the underside that needs to be grabbed and then the cymbal will choke.
Nice. I used to play DnB on my drums 7 years ago, did not have to go to the gym haha.
Just got one of these , can’t use my double pedals as stated in this video!
It’s a small pad and the beater has to be in the middle, so double beaters don’t work !!
I went on Amazon to look for this, then went on UA-cam to find this video. I wanna buy this, and you gotta new Subscriber! 👍
@Juan Ortega even entry level Rolland kits are twice as expensive. Of course there's a difference
nice sound
Hlobvd
nice beats at the end ;)
How hard is it to fold and put away after you are done playing? I am limited by space.
Hey man, I am not sure if this is the same model I have because I bought a drum kit like 6 years ago, but mine is very easy to fold, because the "arms" of the drum kit move very easily.
Also, it has some kind of knobs to lower the toms and cymbals as much as you want and you don't need a screwdriver to remove them, only to dissassemble the kit.
Can you streaming music from your phone to play along? It seems for the money this is a great practice kit for a small apartment.
YES. A big bonus for me!
the last part sounds like the drum solo of the song "I am a butterfly" by IV of Spades
Was excited when I received the kit but the sound module didn’t work so I had to ship it back 😔
would this sound good as a midi controller for logic? I know people complain about the sounds, but the drum presets in logic are pretty solid for my needs.
If you use it as a midi controller the sounds depend on the software you use on your computer
Did you ended up getting it? I was thinking on doing the same thing and use EZdrummer 2
@@rodri.g ezdrummer sounds great with it
for this intro mesh kit, I read from one of the comment that when using the aux, the sound is delayed. is that true??
How do you keep the frame steady so that it doesn't move around? Had mine for a month now. Not liking how the frame moves, and I have everything tightened.
Kenny Perez get a carpet...
Just get a rug man, my room has carpet and it keeps it from sliding everywhere
@@yongokongo It's already on a carpet.
@@happygilmore8321 It's not sliding. Just the frame wiggles every now and then. The kit itself stays in place.
@@yongokongo It's on a carpet. Sorry. You guys got the wrong impression the kit is sliding on the floor. It's not. Here, look, this is what I mean by the frame moving. ua-cam.com/video/3ufMrTj7e0c/v-deo.html
Cool demo
Can you connect headphones (so you practice at nights)? and obviously, you can connect it to an amplifier, correct?
odf yes for both just got it yesterday it's awesome for living with roommates
Yeah, but the amp is an extra 250
How can you mute the crash cymbals because when i hold them they do nothing
I can't mute it too
I just bought my drums last Saturday hope they can help us here
@@desmund78 You can't mute the cymbals. They're single zone. Sorry to say, but this kit is a waste of money
Jellesn I have this kit and you can choke/mute one cymbal which is a double zone
Jellesn lol it’s not a waste of money but whatever
Just got one 2 days ago
Any chance of doing a video with you playing it? Maybe doing a review, setup time, complications, learning curves... things like that? It would be greatly appreciated.
Hey does anybody have an answer to my question does it plug into a wall or how does it work? Because from what I've seen u have to have this weird plug for the module power cable but I dont have a plug like that in my apartment
I have the kit that’s not mesh, and it does plug directly into a wall so it is probably the same
If not you can buy an adapter for any country.
Is there a way you can play the drums without headphones for everyone to listen too?
Speakers dude
@@BITVedanshAgarwal 😂😂
the cheap option for you is to buy an acoustic drum set.
The speaker you need to buy and it's an extra 250 on top of the 350 for this kit.
Mid-size speakers work for me. Make sure you get POWERED speakers if you want to hear it!
Hey
If someone could help me that'd be nice,
I'm a hobby musician,
Been playing Piano for 8 years,
And Guitar for 6 years.
I want to start on the drums now,
I like to record a few self produced songs (mostly covers) with a small make-do studio i have in my room.
Is this Set suitable for me?
Yes
Definitely, especially since the studio is small, this thing can fit in some pretty damn tight spaces. Honestly, I was pretty impressed for the price that I paid
Might want to look at getting drum software like Superior Drummer or ezdrummer so you can get really good sounds on this low end kit
You can take yamaha dtx 582k, and it sounds for intermediate to professional drum skill.
I mean if you want to, sure but if you like producing songs, you can never replace live drums and personally, I think live and in the studio using e drums is kind of a waste and not as effective, might as well just program them at that point.
Awesome! Can I connect this to my iMac to use Pro Tools? Thanks.
Yes
@@CameronMeadows do you know if you can mess around with the sensibility range of the drum pads from the midi plug-ins drum kits and stuff?? what i mean is if this also works as a midi controller xd ?
Which ones you recommend for electronic drums Alesis kz zst or audio technica m30x. Greetings
Can pads/cymbals be swapped out for 2-zone or 3-zone replacements?
Can u please tell me how to connect to laptop to record the best audio
Is it possible to add a double bass to this kit ? Please do reply as im planning on buying this set.
Now let me reply as this was my first drum kit. You can use a double bass pedal (I did) but it will drop some notes so it is not accurate at all when going at a faster speed. An actual second bass drum can't be added unless you are fine with it sounding like a tom or crash XD (I am not sure if it is even possible so let me just say no)
@@nobuna2114 ah i see thanks for the info it helped a lot
1:39
Buy Vault ED 10M
It is crash with choke, not ride with choke.
He has his connected wrong, you are right the crash has the choke, he just has the ride plugged into cymbal 1 instead of cymbal 2. That said, you can use the provided ride as a second crash (no choke) and add a two zone ride, plugged into the extra 2-zone tom input.with stereo cable to produce two tones. Then you have a ride with bell, two crashes and can still add a single zone tom (into the extra cymbal input). Works out to be a decent little kit.
Can this be used with Garage Band?
I think you'll be needing a drum amplifier.
Most likely.
Curtis Davis yes
Yes. I connected it to my iPad using an iRig. and it works! :)
I bought a set of these about 3 months ago and have never opened the carton. I just somehow can't get excited about them. The more I watch videos about assembly and setting up, the more attractive my old Tamas become. Anybody want a deal?
That's quite a lot of money to be spending on something that you haven't opened. The box is massive too, how do you have that hanging around your place?
I'm listening.
yeah man do you have the app mercari? if you post a listing on there and tell me what your name is on it I might just have to buy it from you
How much lmao?
Is the listing up on eBay?
Can you add an extra crash and if you can how?
It’s been a month so I’m not sure if you’ve already found an answer, but the module allows for another crash cymbal and another Tom pad. These can be bought online.
Aux port on back for crash 2 and tom
You can add an extra crash, the link in his description has a crash cymbal kit for $114
There’s an extra input on the back for it. Along with a fourth Tom input
Can I add another crash?? So 2 crashes w a ride?
HI I'M JUST WONDERING WHERE YOU GOT THIS MAT
Bluetooth headphones compatible?
18bit? Or 16bit samples?
I am getting this tmmw. Ive never had a drum kit before and live in an apartment. I just hope ts a quality kit that lasts sometime..from the looks of it for the price looks amazing..
Can anyone answer these questions?
The biggest thing i want to do is stream or listen to music and drum long or record, how would i do that, connect to pc and use some kind of software?
BigmanJevnikar yes the kit is great the building is quite complicated and yes u can connect it to ur computer
You can plug it into a phone too
To listen to music just get an aux cord
Mauricio Posadas didn’t know you needed an Audio interface 😭
Mine sounded really low quality when I plugged the music into the kit
Doesn't seem to pick up the sound of the ghost notes you're hitting on the first part of the video
I have this kit and it’s sensitivity/velocity is a little off but great value for the money.
Jars Shew kit setting recommendations in new
Hi, Does it do double bass??
You can I’ve just heard it’s a really tight fit
I want this for xmas..the hell with a t.v.
I got one last week and i love it! I'm only starting to learn drums. It's a great kit with many features. So far I'm happy with it!
Yeah but how long does it last 😑
Idk like 3 days?
Knowing Alesis, that's probably it.
If you take care of it and dont abuse it Im sure you can get a lot of use. If you are a hack and beat the shit out of it then it wont last. Wisdom of life.
Everything is replaceable so it's no bother to repair and very inexpensive to do so. Considering yuo can buy three new kits for the cost of one, mid level Roland, it's an excellent value for money. You have to remember, this is not sold as a professional kit, it's not priced as a professional kit. It's a banging around and having fun kit, a practice kit,a beginners kit, an affordable apartment solution etc. Alesis doesn't claim it is high end or super durable, but it is by far the best kit at this price point.
Damn I have the original Nitro kit. It’s garbage but this kit is a serious upgrade!
Is there any Latency or lag when you hit drum pad for Alesis Nitro?
@@buminkagan3039 dude, I've seen you ask this question on numerous videos. No, no latency.
Orales Josh. Buenisimo excelente wonderful genial 👍
Hi can you use double pedeal with the kick pad?
1:40
Double petals fit, but the trigger can’t pick up very fast hits, so using one is pointless.
Ok cool thanks
@@samgodzwa7927 You can adjust sensitivity and it will pick up the edges of the pad better. Common complaint, easy solution. It won't do well at 320BPM but most double bass work is just fine.
I used to have a drum kit (not electric) a few years ago but got rid of it. Just wondering if this is good for a beginner looking to self-teach?
Absolutely, it is.
Honestly... an acoustic kit would be better for learning.. however if you live in a apartment or need to keep it quiet this would be perfect
omg i need that... making psytrancemixes . only got 2 in a year.. need a new challenge !!!!!
i thought that intro was about to be the court of the crimson king
Do both cymbals have the coke feature?
*choke
and as far as i know, only the crash has the choke feature
No
Yes. If you don't buy the Nitro Mesh, you can score an eightball for the weekend.
For $350 you canNOT get a better value. I bought a 'bottom feeder' mesh head kit 10 yrs ago for $500. It was great, sold it about 5 yrs later. Point is mesh kits are hard to find at this price.
I thought the Nitro Mesh had dual zone cymbals?
Nope, only single zone.
what they say at 1:39 isn't true. if you use a double kick pedal the kick wont detect every hit therefore wont play every sound. an alternative however if you don't mind only having two toms is to take off the mid tom and replace the kick drum with the tom by screwing it in the same place the kick would be.
or you can even buy 4th tom as its showed there is possibility of connecting that, right?
I own this kit and I enjoy playing it, but some of the samples are laugh worthy.
Do you know how to get the closed hi hat to sound good mine sounds flat :(.. I love it otherwise
how do think it would pair up with addictive drummer..?? hows the response/letency/feel..?
@@beenmicrophone5817 latency is fine if you don't go through a DAW.
You are so awesome
I really like mine, however my hi hat closed has a flat sound any ideas of set up that could improve that ?
Have you tried changing the "voice" like he explained in the video?
Ezdrummer
EZ Drummer but there are plenty of adjustments in the Alesis module to tweak it to get the reaction and tone you want. With the hat you have open, half open and closed adjustments.
@@happygilmore8321 I have it did improve some :)
what the hell, i bought my nitro kit a week before this came out
I'll buy too.
I bought my nitro kit a month before this kit came out and it is same price here 😂
5:39
Thank you for sharing this that was a really funny part
so the mesh can be torn? if so can you get a replacement?
yeah any mesh head from any brand fits just as long as its the right size so 8 inch for these pads
Can we input our own sounds??
Yeah you can, this kit has midi usb connection.
NO! You cannot load (INPUT) sounds into the module, but you can use MIDI OUT to trigger EZ Drummer etc on a tablet or laptop.
@@oz_medias Or a keyboard or a sampler.
Can you please revew the pearl emege
Does it have a headphone jack?
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Yes
Yes, it does
ab9957 yes
Yes
I have this kit but i would highly reccomend saving up more money for a better kit. Like.. Its good for the price.
But thats not exactly a compliment.
Could you please add detail to your statement? For prospective buyers like myself. What exactly are your criticisms of this kit? Thanks in advance. All the reviews I've seen so far are positive.
im started withg quitar. im having some issues though and i love drums also.
i want to buy there drums cause i find them cheap the rest i can find in market are 200euro more.
i also believe these are a cheap solution and you dont know u maybe will get bored or not have enough time to play after some years
can you please also state why save money for a better kit?
im also curious and i found many review for this kit and everyone says they are very satisfied for the price atm....
thanks in advance
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@@GMak81im no pro lol im not saying they are necesarily bad. mainly my biggest issues are the hi hat sounds.they sound really toylike and cringy. they are good enough to work but the hihat sounds are definatly what makes me say.. invest into a more expensive kit. the other thing i didnt like was the hi hat controller, it doesnt feel right.
i dont know how to explain it.
pedal pressed 100% of the way down gives you closed hi hat. 99% pressed down gives you halfway open sound. anything above 75% pressed down gives you open hi hat.
i do like this kit i just think a person who knows they are going to stick with drums for awhile should invest in a more expensove kit. the hi hat kills my drummers buzz. other than that. i love it
@@basilisbling8737 yes i was in the same boat. i started with guitar. been playimg for 7 years. wanted to get into drumming. got this kit. i do like it! is great for the price! but.. it turns out im a natural at drumming. and the hi hat is annoyying!
so my problem is. this kits only gonna get me so far with those 7 janky toyish hi hat sounds where as a 600 700 kit would have a more (im just assuming)quality hi hat controller and sounds.
I have just bought this kit, and I’m waiting for it now, but like the other dude said, all reviews have been positive so far, so time will show.
How do I turn the cymbal sound on or off while holding?
Junior Vieira yeah, mine doesn’t have the choke. 😢
Junior Vieira there is like a few dots sticking out on the cymbal if you hold your thumb it will stop
@@b_t_b_h_ You sure you didn't put the choke cymbal on the high-hat?
Hi, I notice that this drum kit does not occupy too large a floor area. My room is pretty small and so I want to have a gauge of its dimension. Can you please let me know the length and width of the carpet that you have at the drum base? Thank you.
I dont think you need to. Because this drum kit is very customizable it would fit anywhere. You can research on the internet or the official website to get dimensions.
It's about 3.5 'by 5 '.
I have a alesis dm10 but my module won't responding looks like is not comunicade to it, I was thinking to try it with a different model same brand did any body knows if this will works please let me know big THANKS...
manuel moreno I know I’m late, I would recommend buying a new module so you don’t have to buy a entire new kit
i have two questions, 1. can u add another tom or cymbals, 2. can i use a double kick on it?
yes for your first question. alesis sells additional add ons. as for double bass, you can make it work but its tight
Just to clarify, I do not own an Alesis Nitro Mesh, but I have done a lot of research. 1: Yes, I believe you can add one extra tom and one extra cymbal pad. 2: No, I think the kick pad is too small for a double pedal. The Alesis Surge Mesh has a bigger snare pad, kick pad (which will fit a double pedal.) as well as some other things like cymbals that choke and what-not. It is $499 on Amozon right now. A little more expensive but might be worth it. I'd go to Alesis.com and look at each of them, they give pretty good product detail. Hope this helps!
Hope this is a joke because both of these questions were answered in the video.
Literally was answered in the video, he said "it has 2 additional outputs for another tom, and crash symbol" then he also said that the kick drum section was large enough for literally almost ANY double bass pedal".... Did you watch the whole video?
Sam Niverba u can i am using double pedal and 2 more cymbals
Coming from an Alesis DM5 owner, the module sounds in this kit sound just like the old DM5.
If Alesis doesn't make better sounds from the module, there's not much point in buying
Yeah because everyone relies on the builtin module and doesn't just use it as a midi trigger with EZ Drummer.....hang on, actually most people just use it as a trigger for EZ Drummer etc. You can use bucket lids with decent software and they will sound just fine.
I live in an apartment will my neighbors here this?
If you're above people the bass drum might be annoying.
put a carpet under it.