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Re: Electronic/Digital Drum Equipment Thread
« Reply #425 on: November 20, 2013, 03:21:56 PM »
ganda niyan ah! tanong pala kung acoustic-electric yung setup nya, sinlakas ba ng normal cymbals yan pag hinahampas? noob question wehehe

Design siya na mahina. Puro holes yung cymbals para di tumunog ng malakas

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« Reply #426 on: November 23, 2013, 11:03:01 PM »
Puwede mag-choke. Although hindi siya trigger. May condenser mic yung pickups niya. The sound is processed sa module. Para lang siyang acoustic electric guitar. Yung blue lights sa ilalim ng bell yung pickups ng cymbals



Thanks for sharing bro. may ganito palang product ng Zildjian.

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« Reply #427 on: November 23, 2013, 11:34:53 PM »
Mas maganda tingin kong itong Zildjian kaysa sa Surge Cymbals ng Alesis.

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« Reply #428 on: November 24, 2013, 12:51:23 PM »
Mas maganda tingin kong itong Zildjian kaysa sa Surge Cymbals ng Alesis.

alam ko magkaiba concept ng surge sa gen16, yung surge kasi fully electronic, basically trigger lang din siya, etong gen16 amplified at equalized sound. hindi siya electronic trigger.  :)

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« Reply #429 on: November 25, 2013, 01:28:59 PM »
@Powercharge
bro baka interested ka ibenta yung lumang roland cymbal pads mo pm mo? :-)


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Re: Electronic/Digital Drum Equipment Thread
« Reply #430 on: December 22, 2013, 05:57:57 AM »
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« Reply #431 on: December 22, 2013, 10:11:00 AM »
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« Reply #432 on: December 23, 2013, 06:30:00 AM »
oyeah, i still have to visit that shop where i bought it para malaman kung pano makakuha, mas madali kasi maiuwi ng pinas kung sakali! hehe :-D

gusto ko sana i-upgrade yung snare, kaso special order din yun, baka jan na lang din sa pinas paguwi. hehe :cute:

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« Reply #433 on: December 23, 2013, 11:45:52 AM »
oyeah, i still have to visit that shop where i bought it para malaman kung pano makakuha, mas madali kasi maiuwi ng pinas kung sakali! hehe :-D

gusto ko sana i-upgrade yung snare, kaso special order din yun, baka jan na lang din sa pinas paguwi. hehe :cute:

Bro jan mo na i-order. Ang hirap ng special order dito sa Pinas at ang mahal! :eek:

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Re: Electronic/Digital Drum Equipment Thread
« Reply #434 on: December 28, 2013, 07:39:59 PM »
YAMAHA DD65 DIGITAL DRUMS WITH ALESIS REAL HEAD KICK PAD TOWER AND HI HAT PEDAL





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« Reply #435 on: January 05, 2014, 08:40:30 AM »

YAMAHA DD65 DIGITAL DRUMS WITH ALESIS REAL HEAD KICK PAD TOWER AND HI HAT PEDAL

Sir, locally available yung alesis kick pad tower? May nakasubok na ba dito ng diy?


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« Reply #436 on: January 05, 2014, 12:19:13 PM »
Sa US ko binili yung alesis kick pad bale sa Alesis dm10 pro kit ko yun. Ewan ko lng sa JB o kaya sa channel baka meron available. Sa internet at YouTube may nakita ako gumawa ng DIY kick pad

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« Reply #437 on: January 07, 2014, 06:26:45 AM »

Sa US ko binili yung alesis kick pad bale sa Alesis dm10 pro kit ko yun. Ewan ko lng sa JB o kaya sa channel baka meron available. Sa internet at YouTube may nakita ako gumawa ng DIY kick pad

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« Reply #438 on: January 07, 2014, 04:10:23 PM »

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Great looking kit! Yan din ang pinag-pilian ko before I eventually settled with the TD11K. :)


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« Reply #439 on: January 08, 2014, 02:01:54 PM »
Hi everyone.

I'm looking to buy my first edrum kit but I don't really know exactly what specs to look for.

My main purpose of getting edrums is because I currently live in a place where I can't afford to make a lot of noise. My acoustic drum kit is actually still at my parents' place and only gets played on weekends.

Additionally, I'd like to have the option of possibly using the edrum kit for recording. With my current band, we've always recorded with acoustic drums because we play all rock music. However, I have friends involved in more experimental, hip hop, and EDM music and would like to explore collaborations with them, and edrums would be more versatile for these genres.

Ideally, I'd like to buy a starter-sized kit (1 kick, 1 hi hat, 1 crash, 1 ride, 3 toms) but with the option of expanding the kit eventually. I have extra crash and splash cymbals with my acoustic kit, and would like to replicate this with an edrum kit.

For my budget range (25-35k), a friend of mine recommended the Medeli DD506. (link: http://www.majormusiccenter.com/Vurmalilar/digitalbateri/medeli/Products.aspx_files/DD506all.jpg)

I just have a few questions:

1. Does this model have the option of adding pads/cymbals individually without having to buy a whole new kit. (i.e. is it expandable?)

2. Can the audio output of this kit be separated into individual tracks for each pad (suitable for recording) or does it only have the option of ouputting just one track? (If it can't output many individual tracks, are there any recommended edrum kits for that purpose?)

3. Does it have the options of rim shot, cross-stick rim click, and ride bell sounds?

4. Can anyone recommend any other edrum models to suit my needs and fit my budget? Willing to spend 25-35k, and possibly willing to stretch to 40k if edrum kit is worth it.

Hoping for your opinions on this. Thanks!

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« Reply #440 on: January 08, 2014, 02:25:35 PM »
Hi everyone.

I'm looking to buy my first edrum kit but I don't really know exactly what specs to look for.

My main purpose of getting edrums is because I currently live in a place where I can't afford to make a lot of noise. My acoustic drum kit is actually still at my parents' place and only gets played on weekends.

Additionally, I'd like to have the option of possibly using the edrum kit for recording. With my current band, we've always recorded with acoustic drums because we play all rock music. However, I have friends involved in more experimental, hip hop, and EDM music and would like to explore collaborations with them, and edrums would be more versatile for these genres.

Ideally, I'd like to buy a starter-sized kit (1 kick, 1 hi hat, 1 crash, 1 ride, 3 toms) but with the option of expanding the kit eventually. I have extra crash and splash cymbals with my acoustic kit, and would like to replicate this with an edrum kit.

For my budget range (25-35k), a friend of mine recommended the Medeli DD506. (link: http://www.majormusiccenter.com/Vurmalilar/digitalbateri/medeli/Products.aspx_files/DD506all.jpg)

I just have a few questions:

1. Does this model have the option of adding pads/cymbals individually without having to buy a whole new kit. (i.e. is it expandable?)

2. Can the audio output of this kit be separated into individual tracks for each pad (suitable for recording) or does it only have the option of ouputting just one track? (If it can't output many individual tracks, are there any recommended edrum kits for that purpose?)

3. Does it have the options of rim shot, cross-stick rim click, and ride bell sounds?

4. Can anyone recommend any other edrum models to suit my needs and fit my budget? Willing to spend 25-35k, and possibly willing to stretch to 40k if edrum kit is worth it.

Hoping for your opinions on this. Thanks!


Some answers to your queries brother:

1. No, pads cannot be expanded. The Drum Module is pretty much limited to the number of pads it can handle. all eDrumKits at this price range usually are limited to this. If you want to expand it, better to have another Drum Module like the Alesis Trigger I/O,

2. AFAIK, you can do this with proper mapping of the MIDI Channels per track. I'm still experimenting with this one. This will take time hahaha but the output of the MEDELI can be via MIDI Cables or USB.

3. The DD506 has a dualzone snare. meaning yes, it can translate rimshots and crosssticking depending on the kit voices you are using. The Cymbals are also dualzone pads so you can program them to reflect ride bell sounds or ride crash sounds or ride bow sounds. Cymbals also are "choke-able"

4. AFAIK, there are no other eDrumKits at your price range with the requirements you are looking for, except for Secondhand units which rarely come by. :)

Hope this helps brother. goodluck.

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Re: Electronic/Digital Drum Equipment Thread
« Reply #441 on: January 08, 2014, 02:26:19 PM »


For more information bro aldo, please check out this thread:

http://talk.philmusic.com/index.php?topic=83929.0

Hope this helps!
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« Reply #442 on: January 08, 2014, 02:35:42 PM »
Additional 2cents on the following:
1. The most expandability one can get out of drum modules are an auxiliary input or two. In this case, the Medeli has 1 aux-in good for an extra pad. (Getting extra pads is usually hard too)

4. You can get a "cheap" edrum kit and just use it as a trigger via midi and use software synths like ezdrummer. But you'll be limited by the quality of the pads in terms of how it captures hits, etc.

Hope this helps


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« Reply #443 on: January 08, 2014, 02:59:59 PM »

3. The DD506 has a dualzone snare. meaning yes, it can translate rimshots and crosssticking depending on the kit voices you are using. The Cymbals are also dualzone pads so you can program them to reflect ride bell sounds or ride crash sounds or ride bow sounds. Cymbals also are "choke-able"


Thanks for the help, Ralph. For the ride cymbal, I've heard of edrum kits with which the sound that comes out corresponds directly with how you hit it. (i.e. hitting the top of the cymbal with the stick head or hitting the edge of the cymbal with the side of the stick)

For the Medeli DD506, does it come with the option of making the ride bell sound by hitting the bell of the cymbal or do I have to program the ride to make that sound? I was hoping to be able to switch between the normal and bell sounds of the ride.

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« Reply #444 on: January 08, 2014, 03:14:58 PM »
For the Medeli DD506, does it come with the option of making the ride bell sound by hitting the bell of the cymbal or do I have to program the ride to make that sound? I was hoping to be able to switch between the normal and bell sounds of the ride.

ang naaalala ko sa dd506 and definitely on my td4, hard hits will translate to bell sounds while soft hits are used for bow sounds. your ride cymbal doesnt have to be multizone, mas important pa nga yung choke kesa sa separate bell and bow sound.

dual zone cymbals have bow and choke only
triple zone rides have a separate bell piezo together with the bow and choke

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« Reply #445 on: January 08, 2014, 03:20:43 PM »
Thanks for the help, Ralph. For the ride cymbal, I've heard of edrum kits with which the sound that comes out corresponds directly with how you hit it. (i.e. hitting the top of the cymbal with the stick head or hitting the edge of the cymbal with the side of the stick)

For the Medeli DD506, does it come with the option of making the ride bell sound by hitting the bell of the cymbal or do I have to program the ride to make that sound? I was hoping to be able to switch between the normal and bell sounds of the ride.

What Sir Peeves said. Sa DD518DX na yung triple zone ride eh.
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« Reply #446 on: January 08, 2014, 04:35:09 PM »

4. You can get a "cheap" edrum kit and just use it as a trigger via midi and use software synths like ezdrummer. But you'll be limited by the quality of the pads in terms of how it captures hits, etc.

Hope this helps


Thanks for the input. When triggering via midi and ezdrummer, does that mean that the triggers translate to the programmed sounds of the recording software in real time or do I have to input the midi file into the recording software and then edit the triggered sounds?


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Re: Electronic/Digital Drum Equipment Thread
« Reply #447 on: January 08, 2014, 04:58:37 PM »
Thanks for the input. When triggering via midi and ezdrummer, does that mean that the triggers translate to the programmed sounds of the recording software in real time or do I have to input the midi file into the recording software and then edit the triggered sounds?




Hello Bro,

You can do it both ways. Depending on the DAW, well, most DAWs Support Realtime monitoring of the tracks so you can trigger the VSTi like EZDrummer in realtime rather than recording the midi track and then inserting it into EZDrummer.
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« Reply #448 on: January 08, 2014, 06:06:45 PM »
ang naaalala ko sa dd506 and definitely on my td4, hard hits will translate to bell sounds while soft hits are used for bow sounds. your ride cymbal doesnt have to be multizone, mas important pa nga yung choke kesa sa separate bell and bow sound.

dual zone cymbals have bow and choke only
triple zone rides have a separate bell piezo together with the bow and choke

Ahh gets. If ever, would it be possible with the DD506 to replace a dual zone cymbal to a triple zone ride without changing the module or anything else about the edrums?

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« Reply #449 on: January 08, 2014, 09:56:11 PM »
yes pwede yun. kaso you will need to sacrifice your other pads. triple zone needs three outputs from the module