The module and most of the sounds are the best parts of the kit. If you watch actual review videos and not just kit playing samples, you would know, like every Alesis e-kit, there are flaws, issues, and too many cons. One day, Alesis may come out with a kit worth buying. For about the sane amount of money or less the competition has better e-kits. I feel Alesis comes out with a great kit concept, but instead of dialing it in so it works properly and better, they rush it out to sell. Alesis is getting better, but all their e-kits need work. Alesis seems to come out with "flagship" e-kits that, in many ways, are better than the last kit but still not a perfectly working kit worth buying.
@@IamadrummerI’ve watched several review videos over the last few days, and haven’t seen many complaints or concerns. One dealer mentioned a lockup on the module that seemed to resolve after a firmware update. Another mentioned the rack clamps perhaps not being up to par. Maybe a couple of other minor concerns. I can’t find reviews from non-dealers however. What negatives have you heard? I want to see a thorough review of the hi-hat, but the reviews so far range from saying it’s passable to excellent.
@@johnnybradshaw7712 I've put up a complete review last week where you can see my full thoughts on the whole kit! Go check that out on my channel. Also I'm not a dealer nor am I endorsed by Alesis. :) PS: The hi-hat and all the cymbals are excellent.
@@GideonWaxmanI stand corrected on only seeing dealer reviews! I did watch and like your video a few days back. I typically listen on my commutes back and forth to work, so not looking at the screen too much, lol! Excellent work by the way, on the review and playing through all the kits. Great grooves and fills to demonstrate the sounds and playability! Would you say the hi-hat is on par with a VH-13 with a Roland module? I haven’t bought the VH-14 digital hats for my TD-50 yet, but was thinking some of that $1000+ could go towards a new Strata Kit. 😂
@@GideonWaxman question regarding recording covers, does this module allow you to record your playing and aux audio at the same time and export the audio via thumb drive?
Thanks for that! I know that must have been very time-consuming! Great playing and a great representation of what this kit offers! I currently play a Strike Pro SE, so this is intriguing 😊
@fartpooboxohyeah8611I tend to agree. I still think the Mimic Pro module is a better sounding module. However, I’ve always had a preference for the Toontrack and Slate stuff over BFD. If Toontrack ever gets into the module game it would be game over!
Thanks for this! Impressive. I'm happy to see the great state of Texas so well represented. Clearly TX and NY dominate the drum kit naming battle!! The versatility of this kit is so great. Frankly, they all sound pretty good to me, but what do I know? Well, what I do know is that in my case it isn't the drumkit that's the limitation, it's my abilities. Percussion instruments are quickly becoming obsolete if not extinct. We are quickly getting to the point where there is no reason not to go E-kit. I wonder how much of the kit price is due to the libraries. Perhaps, if they could produce an offering with fewer kit sounds at a lower price, it would be even more popular. This kit represents a leap-frog in technology. Thanks again! Great playing!
Hey, thanks for the nice comment! The kit price is down to the quality of the components and largely the module (which is essentially a computer running the software with all the drum sounds). I personally think the price is fair considering everything you get with this kit, and how it performs! But there are cheaper Alesis lines too.
@@GideonWaxman Do you know what the warranty is on this product? I saw a post that said the E-Drums as a whole are not that reliable and they last about a year. I'm having a hard time believing that a $3500 kit will only last a year. I can see how the sensors could have issues if one beats the heck out of them, but I would think overall these products should last a long time.
@@tommaxwell429 I checked and the Alesis warranty is 1 year, but if you order from Sweetwater you get a free 2 year warranty! drumhelper.com/recommends/alesis-strata-prime/ I think this kit will last a long time without any issues, however.
You are a legend for posting this. I'm currently trying to decide between the Strata Prime and the Roland TD-27KV2, and I don't think there is a question anymore RIP my wallet
@@GideonWaxman I will definitely use the link once I pull the trigger! One more question- do you not use the 14" tom at all? Or only for this video? If I get the kit I'm considering selling the 14" to recoup some of the $
@@GideonWaxman I hear that. Something I'll have to consider. The 14" tom sells for $650 new- if I could even get $400 for it, that would help with the overall price. Rock on!
This Video Convinced me to pull the trigger.. Mine Comes in on Thursday. Great playing! (25+ year Drum Instructor here) thanks. Looking for some in ears that can handle this kit.. (808) etc.. what iems are you using (if you don't mind?)
Hey thanks for the amazing feedback! Glad you found it helpful. I have a few sets of in-ears but I recommend the Shure SE-215 for the price🔥 drumhelper.com/recommends/shure-se215/
You can! Alesis told me specifically you can do this but you would need to modify the rack by using the longer left piece as the central part to accommodate for 3 toms up top.
There's a whole range from Zildjian, Sabian, Paiste, and Meinl! I recall there being a lot of Sabian HHX Complex, Meinl Byzance, Zildjian A custom and K custom lines, and Paiste Masters and Signature lines,
Thank you very much for this! I never had a kit like that. Can you mix certain sounds from various kits and creat your custom kit? I assume that wouldn't be a problem at all, but still
Glad you liked it! Of course you can - you create pretty much any drum kit you wish with all the individual drum & cymbal sounds available. There is so much room for further fine tuning with the Strata Module it's insane.
Hello everyone, does anyone know if different pieces from different kits can be combined? That is, a NY maple snare with Birch toms, a Cooper bass drum, etc.? Thank you and greetings.
I saw sweetwater sells an extended version of this kit with a total of 5 toms and 4 crashes, HH, and ride. Do you know if it's possible to connect more cymbals to the module beyond the 4 crashes, HH, ride of the extended kit?
In theory, if it works like other modules, you should be able to expand beyond the already expanded kit by using splitters because all the toms are dual zone and all of the crashes are triple zone. So you should, again in theory, be able to at least get 5 more drum or cymbal pads just from the toms alone but you'd have to have them all setup as single zone. You may also be able to get more by using splitters on the cymbals too but since they're triple zone and only use one cable, where most others use two, you may not be able to split those channels. Then again I could be totally wrong about all of this but that is how the majority of modules work, if it's a dual zone channel it can be split
I know the module has 13 trigger inputs total. Count em. Kick hat snare 4cymbals 5toms that is 12.... Like was mentioned, splitters could allow some trickery, but you lose some zones then. Considering this is a vsti in a box, I'd just as soon use my pc as the module. If you want max inputs, check out Megadrum. It was/is a homebuilt trigger interface that expands up to 48 inputs. But this package looks SO SOLID as a trigger and module, and the price ain't bad for all that you get.
Great demo. Roland is supposed to be the leader in electronic drums, but Alesis is beating them with this module. Roland modules still look like they're in the 1990s.
Hi Bruce, yes I've had it for a few months now! Build quality is great, I've had no issues whatsoever. I'm also experimenting more with creating new preset kits by adjusting more parameters like dampening, ambience, swapping out kit components etc.
Doubtful. It uses BFD. So if there is a Jordison patch on BFD out there, so I've heard you can load it... But if it comes from any other sampler vsti like Superior then my guess is no.
With your Alesis Strata Prime? That seems strange. Might be worth reaching out to Alesis - I know they all have a 1 year warranty and can offer support.
If it was me that was making that choice, these are the things I would consider. 1. Intended use. Home/practice/live. If all three and Live is more intended. Will there be a sound engineer and what are his requirements. i.e. would a max of 6 outputs be sufficient. 2. Do you like the sounds? I am to believe there will be future sound expansions available and/or and editor in the future to add whatever sound you want. 3. And this one will be down to time, reliability. Nothing sucks harder than when something fails mid gig. 4. Cost. All told, I think this is a great kit and very worthy of the price. Hope you make the right choice for you.
First your playing is very nice! Otherwise , Kit sounds good. I have strike pro with total custom imported library and sounds as good or better. Fact that this new module only has four assignable outputs is a dealbreaker for me anyway, but I don't think people who have the strike should feel like they need to run out and get this kit. Of course, the pads and symbols and some of the features are certainly really nice but it's just not necessaryfor us strike owners to dig it and get this kit. It's not a significant upgrade when it comes to sound
Alesis JUST DESTROYED the aound module market. I'm sorry. BFD is an old name in this business, so many sample sets came after BFD.... BUT ZERO MANUFACTURERS have built a vsti into their module.... And to me that means that we all expect to connect through usb and trigger Superior or Drumkit from Hell and the module is essentially worthless... This is the first and only module to give us a vsti in it, and wven give us per sample vst effects.... This is like a whole 2 generation jump for sound modules. Alesis really outdid themselves with this module.
Not only that...bfd is an old name but it does sound better than sd3 which is the closest competitor terms of detail. Their software is not as nice UI wise as sd3 but still king in terms of the quality of the samples. If this is bfd3 built in, it's pretty amazing.
@@xgreconah trigger bfd3. Bfd3 is still my go to vst for production when it comes to sound. Sd3 is the other one I use a lot. Ezdrummer is not inthe same league as either. It honestly is amazing they put bfd inside. I however would imagine a roland td50 would still have superior triggering fidelity though for the bfd3 vst
I have this and a Roland td27kv, the Roland is totally superior in every way, I bought it thinking that it would be better than the strike pro se but I was wrong, the sound module seems unrealistic to me compared to a Roland td27
Subjective I guess? I've played both and owned a Td50. The Strata is fantastic in my opinion. The Td27 still has better nuance and triggering but not by much. It would be a hard choice for me.
I have this and a Roland td27kv, the Roland is totally superior in every way, I bought it thinking that it would be better than the strike pro se but I was wrong, the sound module seems unrealistic to me compared to a Roland td27
Check out the Strata Prime here- drumhelper.com/recommends/alesis-strata-prime/
Loved them!!!
can you do a video on the routing options????
❤❤❤
Thank you for doing this. Our drummer just picked up this kit on my recommendation and this is super helpful.
The most realistic and detailed sounds on the market, because this is a true BFD kits dude!!!!
Correct it's essentially a computer running the full sound engines. Glad you like them!
This and the Pearl Mimic Pro. Though the Alesis seems to be more versatile out of the box.
The problem is they don’t last more than a couple years
@@ipaddrummer5772 What do you mean? Mechanically or simply technology advances?
@@tommaxwell429 they don't last longer than a year
Very impressed with the sounds in this module. Great diverse playing styles to showcase it, too.. .well done man!
Thank you so much!
Alesis is absolutely smashing Roland in the sound department.
Alesis has really stepped up their game recently! I'm loving the direction they are heading in.
#7 2:08, #10 3:18, #13 4:24, #23 8:56, #72 30:22 - my fav’s so far. Thank you! Great grooves.
Cheers!!
Thanks for taking the time to put this together, it's super helpful since there's no place near me that has one to test 🤘
Awesome glad you found it helpful!
The module and most of the sounds are the best parts of the kit. If you watch actual review videos and not just kit playing samples, you would know, like every Alesis e-kit, there are flaws, issues, and too many cons. One day, Alesis may come out with a kit worth buying. For about the sane amount of money or less the competition has better e-kits. I feel Alesis comes out with a great kit concept, but instead of dialing it in so it works properly and better, they rush it out to sell. Alesis is getting better, but all their e-kits need work. Alesis seems to come out with "flagship" e-kits that, in many ways, are better than the last kit but still not a perfectly working kit worth buying.
@@IamadrummerI’ve watched several review videos over the last few days, and haven’t seen many complaints or concerns. One dealer mentioned a lockup on the module that seemed to resolve after a firmware update. Another mentioned the rack clamps perhaps not being up to par. Maybe a couple of other minor concerns. I can’t find reviews from non-dealers however. What negatives have you heard? I want to see a thorough review of the hi-hat, but the reviews so far range from saying it’s passable to excellent.
@@johnnybradshaw7712 I've put up a complete review last week where you can see my full thoughts on the whole kit! Go check that out on my channel. Also I'm not a dealer nor am I endorsed by Alesis. :) PS: The hi-hat and all the cymbals are excellent.
@@GideonWaxmanI stand corrected on only seeing dealer reviews! I did watch and like your video a few days back. I typically listen on my commutes back and forth to work, so not looking at the screen too much, lol! Excellent work by the way, on the review and playing through all the kits. Great grooves and fills to demonstrate the sounds and playability! Would you say the hi-hat is on par with a VH-13 with a Roland module? I haven’t bought the VH-14 digital hats for my TD-50 yet, but was thinking some of that $1000+ could go towards a new Strata Kit. 😂
May they really stepped it up with this kit. I love the module.
Just ordered mine can’t wait. Good demo love most of the sounds.
Thanks! You're gunna love it!
@@GideonWaxman question regarding recording covers, does this module allow you to record your playing and aux audio at the same time and export the audio via thumb drive?
@@gooning4jesusFor its price it better😂
Getting mine Tuesday
Thanks for that! I know that must have been very time-consuming! Great playing and a great representation of what this kit offers! I currently play a Strike Pro SE, so this is intriguing 😊
Thanks for the kind words! Glad you appreciate the effort gone into it!
How's the quality of the strike pro? How long have you have it? Thanks 😊
Thanks for sharing all kit sounds! Perfect!👍🙋🏻♂️
Thank you! glad you enjoyed it!
Sounded great, first video where ive heard all the kits demonstrated so thanks for that. I can't wait to hear what drumtec does with this set.
Glad you found it helpful!
Awesome drumming
This is perfect for my man cave. Thanks for the demo. I'm getting one like now!
Awesome, do it!
No module has ever come close to this. The module alone is a 2 generation step up.
@fartpooboxohyeah8611I tend to agree. I still think the Mimic Pro module is a better sounding module. However, I’ve always had a preference for the Toontrack and Slate stuff over BFD. If Toontrack ever gets into the module game it would be game over!
I love that there are just a couple gimmicky kits, 99% of these sounds are actually usable. We have never seen a module like this.
That's the video I was searching, thanks for those double bass patterns! 👍🏻🔥
Glad you like them!
Some incredible playing!!!
Thank you so much!!
Kit 14 sounds amazing
Yeah I love all the Birch ones!
Kit 45 was such a groove!
I'd be hard pressed to tell you that any of these were not a live kit.
Great playing...kit sounds awesome!
Thanks so much!
This is awesome ! ❤
Thanks for this! Impressive. I'm happy to see the great state of Texas so well represented. Clearly TX and NY dominate the drum kit naming battle!! The versatility of this kit is so great. Frankly, they all sound pretty good to me, but what do I know? Well, what I do know is that in my case it isn't the drumkit that's the limitation, it's my abilities. Percussion instruments are quickly becoming obsolete if not extinct. We are quickly getting to the point where there is no reason not to go E-kit. I wonder how much of the kit price is due to the libraries. Perhaps, if they could produce an offering with fewer kit sounds at a lower price, it would be even more popular. This kit represents a leap-frog in technology. Thanks again! Great playing!
Hey, thanks for the nice comment! The kit price is down to the quality of the components and largely the module (which is essentially a computer running the software with all the drum sounds). I personally think the price is fair considering everything you get with this kit, and how it performs! But there are cheaper Alesis lines too.
@@GideonWaxman Do you know what the warranty is on this product? I saw a post that said the E-Drums as a whole are not that reliable and they last about a year. I'm having a hard time believing that a $3500 kit will only last a year. I can see how the sensors could have issues if one beats the heck out of them, but I would think overall these products should last a long time.
@@tommaxwell429 I checked and the Alesis warranty is 1 year, but if you order from Sweetwater you get a free 2 year warranty! drumhelper.com/recommends/alesis-strata-prime/ I think this kit will last a long time without any issues, however.
Damn. This sounds incredible
@@tlkshowhst glad you like it!
Thanks for sharing with us the new Alesis Strata Prime kit! The module sounds very good! Alesis did an excellent job here. You rdrumming is very good.
Thank you for the kind words! Appreciate it.
You are a legend for posting this. I'm currently trying to decide between the Strata Prime and the Roland TD-27KV2, and I don't think there is a question anymore
RIP my wallet
Awesome! Glad you found it helpful brother. Link is in the description and it supports the channel at no additional cost to you 🤙
@@GideonWaxman I will definitely use the link once I pull the trigger! One more question- do you not use the 14" tom at all? Or only for this video? If I get the kit I'm considering selling the 14" to recoup some of the $
@nakleh I don't naturally often play two floor toms so i thought I'd just leave it out in this vid. But I've still got it!
@@GideonWaxman I hear that. Something I'll have to consider. The 14" tom sells for $650 new- if I could even get $400 for it, that would help with the overall price. Rock on!
Haven't owned a kit since I left Japan about 15 years ago. It was a little TD-4 back then.. Moving back to Japan. New kit time.
Man! that fill on Artist Birch Proc 2....insane!?....I can't even work out what you're doing!...with one kick drum too...highly impressive 👏
Thank you so much!
ok ok ... I'M IN !!!
Get one right here! drumhelper.com/recommends/alesis-strata-prime/
This Video Convinced me to pull the trigger.. Mine Comes in on Thursday. Great playing! (25+ year Drum Instructor here) thanks. Looking for some in ears that can handle this kit.. (808) etc.. what iems are you using (if you don't mind?)
Hey thanks for the amazing feedback! Glad you found it helpful. I have a few sets of in-ears but I recommend the Shure SE-215 for the price🔥 drumhelper.com/recommends/shure-se215/
Will be interesting to see how dependable the kit components are over time. Digging kit # 38 at 14:47. Like that snare.
Compre una nitro mesh hace 4 años y no ha presentado problemas
Tried this kit at guitar center since it was on display. It’s amazing.
Yeah it's killer
Wow much drumming!!
Kit 61 Electro 2 fkn BANGS!!!!
Nice man 👌
Thank you!
Great thank you! Is there a floor tom?
Yes there are two floor toms but I'm most familiar with using only one so had a typical 5-piece setup for this video!
awesome demo. Do you know if you can still use a 3-up 1-down configuration for the toms like on the strike series?
You can! Alesis told me specifically you can do this but you would need to modify the rack by using the longer left piece as the central part to accommodate for 3 toms up top.
3:18 sounds an awful lot like "It's Yours" by Loathe 👀
It might just be!
Nice. What headphones are you using? Do you recommend those? Thx
Thanks! I use several pairs but I recommend the Shure SE-215 for the price🔥 drumhelper.com/recommends/shure-se215/
Are the Paiste cymbal samples? Or just the zildjian?
There's a whole range from Zildjian, Sabian, Paiste, and Meinl! I recall there being a lot of Sabian HHX Complex, Meinl Byzance, Zildjian A custom and K custom lines, and Paiste Masters and Signature lines,
Thank you very much for this!
I never had a kit like that. Can you mix certain sounds from various kits and creat your custom kit? I assume that wouldn't be a problem at all, but still
Glad you liked it! Of course you can - you create pretty much any drum kit you wish with all the individual drum & cymbal sounds available. There is so much room for further fine tuning with the Strata Module it's insane.
Does this e kit includes those famous 80’s Simmons drum samples?🤔
Man that would b bad ass
Hello everyone, does anyone know if different pieces from different kits can be combined? That is, a NY maple snare with Birch toms, a Cooper bass drum, etc.? Thank you and greetings.
Yes you can create completely unique kits exactly like that!
Thank you bro
I saw sweetwater sells an extended version of this kit with a total of 5 toms and 4 crashes, HH, and ride. Do you know if it's possible to connect more cymbals to the module beyond the 4 crashes, HH, ride of the extended kit?
I believe it's maxed out with the extended kit!
In theory, if it works like other modules, you should be able to expand beyond the already expanded kit by using splitters because all the toms are dual zone and all of the crashes are triple zone. So you should, again in theory, be able to at least get 5 more drum or cymbal pads just from the toms alone but you'd have to have them all setup as single zone. You may also be able to get more by using splitters on the cymbals too but since they're triple zone and only use one cable, where most others use two, you may not be able to split those channels. Then again I could be totally wrong about all of this but that is how the majority of modules work, if it's a dual zone channel it can be split
@@keithwoodcrest That's amazing info. Thank you! I am a beginner to e-drums, so I appreciate your detailed explanation.
I know the module has 13 trigger inputs total. Count em. Kick hat snare 4cymbals 5toms that is 12.... Like was mentioned, splitters could allow some trickery, but you lose some zones then.
Considering this is a vsti in a box, I'd just as soon use my pc as the module. If you want max inputs, check out Megadrum. It was/is a homebuilt trigger interface that expands up to 48 inputs.
But this package looks SO SOLID as a trigger and module, and the price ain't bad for all that you get.
@@chrisbarryCAWhy would you need anything besides the expansion if you’re a beginner dude?More pads is not gonna make you Tommy Lee😂
Did you reverse the stereo? I assume while playing the ride for example is more biased towards the right rather than the left channel?
Great demo. Roland is supposed to be the leader in electronic drums, but Alesis is beating them with this module. Roland modules still look like they're in the 1990s.
Glad you liked it!
17 & 20 🤘
Do the module support pos sens on snare??
I know the snare pad dont have pos sens.
ROCK BANDS: Kits 7 and 23 are great. What are your faves and why?
Is there a way to 'disconnect the snares' while playing?
There is no snare throw off, but you can create your own kits that have snares without the wires on
@@GideonWaxman thanks! Shame, a $1 button would've done it..
Sound of Muzak on kit #11?
Correct! Such an awesome groove.
i have a strike kit, should i upgrade with this? or wait it out? thanks man. got my kit a couple of months ago...
It's up to you really- the Strike is still a great kit but this is a worthwhile upgrade in my opinion.
I freaking knew as soon as I finally bought the strike pro se that they would be coming out with a new kit 2 months later 😡
hahahahahahahahahahahahahha
@williamperri3437The td11 is a great module, been giving thought to just grabbing one off Reverb just to have again
Has some good kits but with a little parameter tweaking it would sound lit 🔥 🔥🔥
Thanks man.
May I ask what kind of in-ear monitors you use?
Of course! I got a few pairs, I mainly use my ACS custom molded ones for acoustic drums but these are a cheaper off the shelf pair like the Shures.
@@GideonWaxman Thanks! Appreciate it.
gideon, youve had this kit for awhile now, no? hows the build quality? anything break? are you getting tired of some of the sounds?
Hi Bruce, yes I've had it for a few months now! Build quality is great, I've had no issues whatsoever. I'm also experimenting more with creating new preset kits by adjusting more parameters like dampening, ambience, swapping out kit components etc.
Lets say i wanted to connect a single zone cymbal onto this kit (one i already own) is that possible?
Yeah I think so!
You will have no problem connecting single zone pads. Dual and triple zones have issues due to different cabling
Kit 11 groove is The Sound of Muzak?
Yup! Great groove 👌
My biggest question is... because I know nothing about VST's and modules, can I load the Joey Jordison kit on here?
Doubtful. It uses BFD. So if there is a Jordison patch on BFD out there, so I've heard you can load it... But if it comes from any other sampler vsti like Superior then my guess is no.
You can't load it on the module, but you can send midi or connect via USB and load the VST on your DAW.
Do you find the wobbly hi hat to be unnatural and disruptive to playing?
Hello, I have a question, there is a delay, how can I solve it?
With your Alesis Strata Prime? That seems strange. Might be worth reaching out to Alesis - I know they all have a 1 year warranty and can offer support.
This or ef note 7/pro? Hard choice
If it was me that was making that choice, these are the things I would consider.
1. Intended use. Home/practice/live. If all three and Live is more intended. Will there be a sound engineer and what are his requirements. i.e. would a max of 6 outputs be sufficient.
2. Do you like the sounds? I am to believe there will be future sound expansions available and/or and editor in the future to add whatever sound you want.
3. And this one will be down to time, reliability. Nothing sucks harder than when something fails mid gig.
4. Cost.
All told, I think this is a great kit and very worthy of the price.
Hope you make the right choice for you.
Loathe kit 10🔥
You know it
how long does it take to load each kit..?
Just a few seconds. Takes about 20 seconds for the module to turn on.
@@GideonWaxman ... do the sample tails continue when switching to a different kit..? or do they cut off unnaturally ?
@@squidskunk They cut off which is the case with any E-kit I've played
No exotic kits bummmer maybe the rims trigger something?
Just notice the ride cymbal wont crash if you hit hard...????
It will, just depends on the preset kit and type of cymbal. Some crash and some don't.
Are these real drum sounds ? BFD? or are these the Alesis kits.
These are sampled from a wide range of real drums and cymbals. You can check out my full review of this kit where I go into more info about this!
Actually, Alesis (InMusic) just bought BFD. These are all BFD VST-grade drums found in BFD library.
I'll stick with my strike Pro and when a cymbal goes in the blink I'll take it apart and fix it.. .
First your playing is very nice! Otherwise , Kit sounds good. I have strike pro with total custom imported library and sounds as good or better. Fact that this new module only has four assignable outputs is a dealbreaker for me anyway, but I don't think people who have the strike should feel like they need to run out and get this kit. Of course, the pads and symbols and some of the features are certainly really nice but it's just not necessaryfor us strike owners to dig it and get this kit. It's not a significant upgrade when it comes to sound
Thanks for your kind words and insight! I agree, if you and others are happy with the Strike then that's awesome - no need to upgrade.
🔥🔥🔥🔥 ass playin bro
Thank you!
Kit 38. Ou la la.
Alesis JUST DESTROYED the aound module market. I'm sorry. BFD is an old name in this business, so many sample sets came after BFD.... BUT ZERO MANUFACTURERS have built a vsti into their module.... And to me that means that we all expect to connect through usb and trigger Superior or Drumkit from Hell and the module is essentially worthless... This is the first and only module to give us a vsti in it, and wven give us per sample vst effects.... This is like a whole 2 generation jump for sound modules. Alesis really outdid themselves with this module.
Not only that...bfd is an old name but it does sound better than sd3 which is the closest competitor terms of detail.
Their software is not as nice UI wise as sd3 but still king in terms of the quality of the samples. If this is bfd3 built in, it's pretty amazing.
This sounds totally different to nitro pro. Yeah, reasonable.
Yeah the Strata module is levels above. But the Nitro module is also good and full of features for beginners.
You need to play a tom groove for each kit. So far each kit I like most you didn't hit the toms for.
makes my td50 sound like crap
Rolands are reliable. Trigger EZ drummer or SD3, you shall get better sounds than these
@@xgreco i already do. i have yet to find better triggering than roland
@@xgreconah trigger bfd3. Bfd3 is still my go to vst for production when it comes to sound. Sd3 is the other one I use a lot. Ezdrummer is not inthe same league as either.
It honestly is amazing they put bfd inside. I however would imagine a roland td50 would still have superior triggering fidelity though for the bfd3 vst
Roland is SOOOOOOOO f*ed 🤣
It won’t last more than 3,4 yearss
Hum....i keep my efnote 7
Strike Pro SE sounds better
I have this and a Roland td27kv, the Roland is totally superior in every way, I bought it thinking that it would be better than the strike pro se but I was wrong, the sound module seems unrealistic to me compared to a Roland td27
I think you're lying...lol...sorry
Subjective I guess? I've played both and owned a Td50.
The Strata is fantastic in my opinion. The Td27 still has better nuance and triggering but not by much. It would be a hard choice for me.
Every kit sounds the same...like crap
Awesome drumming
I have this and a Roland td27kv, the Roland is totally superior in every way, I bought it thinking that it would be better than the strike pro se but I was wrong, the sound module seems unrealistic to me compared to a Roland td27
Wut?