Thanks for that. It doesn’t really tell me how it plays from E drums but it sounds fine. I would hope they get some small toms recorded. I have seen them asked for so many times and they have spent time recording a lot of other things that may not get used very often like roto tom hi hats.
I have done this for years and find that the best value is a used roland kit and VH11 or VH12 hi hat. Yamaha has some good kits but most drummers will only like the newest silicone pads. Drummers who do not normally play E drum will want the largest pads as well. You can find many used roland pads. The older PD120 mesh pad works well. The KD8 kick trigger is fine and cheap.
I would find a used Roland kit with any module and then add parts to it. The TD12/20 modules allow the use of the VH12 hi hat and postional sensing on the snare so they would be better if that is in the budget.
It is excellent. The paiste cymbals are great and it can have some attack if you play with EQ and the ambience on the snare. It is the best E drum snare and hi hat i have used.
Actually,I sold my TD-9 yesterday and I’m getting the td-20 today with exp card. If you can explain it step by step,that would be great.
I noticed on the other forum that you explained that the mid and far ambience could be found in the bleed section of each instrument. I will try that. Right now I have no mid or far ambience,or the bullet mic.
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