I’m about to embark on making my first FULL Edrum kit using real drums/cymbals. (For aesthetic reasons) Which will be a monster kit to use to play live shows. I’m also not going to harm any of the drums used and TRY using real drum heads instead of mesh. (At least on the batter side.) We’ve achieved pretty awesome results using Ddrum triggers before with MAJOR and extensive tweaking. so I think this SHOULD be the next step up. The kit will involve…
The Kit: Mapex (for our “Guinea pig“)
*Note: I’m unclear if this is achievable with Alesis I/O.
Other:
Designs: (Possibly more or custom)
I plan to document the whole build from start to end result decently in-depth with Video, Audio, Pictures and Documentation to share with the Edrum community.
I’ve been reading this and other forums doing my homework and some information gets somewhat jumbled within the conversations, random pop-up questions and answering. I’m still in the process of research before I itemize/order my parts list.
So I’ll start with just 3 Questions:
Thanks for any help or advice.
I can only answer question #1 definitively – there is NO positional sensing with the Trigger I/O. You need a Roland module for that.
Good luck to you with your build
Thanks a lot for the reply Bakerboy. All help and advice is welcome.
there is NO positional sensing with the Trigger I/O. You need a Roland module for that.
Yeah, I knew that was a Roland thing. The reason for the confusion is, I thought with multiple piezos (Center head, head outter-edge and shell.) and using two inputs on the Alesis I/O that Superior could possibly pull up the slack from there. I guess I sort of took it that as long as you had the multiple source inputs (Possibly wired in a “Switch” on the head piezos?) that Superior would be able to be tweaked with the midi notes or the “Learn” function to do it.
I don’t remember what forum I saw that on or I would provide a link.
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