I noticed two jacks on the back of this kick drum. Can you daisy chain a second kick drum module off the first one and add the accessory symbol?
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You can daisy chain a second kick pad if you wanted to use two single kick pedals. Now for an accessory cymbal, that you can't unless you want the bass drum to go off when you hit your crash. Hope this helps.
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Hello Baker.... so far I've only been playing with a really great single pedal, so I haven't hooked up my double pedal to the kit yet. But, according to this link ----- Alesis DM10X Kit Premium Six-Piece Professional Electronic Drum Set ......... there doesn't seem to be a problem with using a double pedal either. I can tell you this.... the responsiveness of each drum head is superb, as well as the delicacy of each drum stroke. Therefore, I believe you will love the feedback of pedal response, even if there are two beaters sharing the same bass drum head. Hope this helps... Sincerely, Bob Hello Baker.... so far I've only been playing with a really great single pedal, so I haven't hooked up my double pedal to the kit yet. But, according to this link ----- Alesis DM10X Kit Premium Six-Piece Professional Electronic Drum Set ......... there doesn't seem to be a problem with using a double pedal either. I can tell you this.... the responsiveness of each drum head is superb, as well as the delicacy of each drum stroke. Therefore, I believe you will love the feedback of pedal response, even if there are two beaters sharing... » Read More Hello Baker.... so far I've only been playing with a really great single pedal, so I haven't hooked up my double pedal to the kit yet. But, according to this link ----- Alesis DM10X Kit Premium Six-Piece Professional Electronic Drum Set ......... there doesn't seem to be a problem with using a double pedal either. I can tell you this.... the responsiveness of each drum head is superb, as well as the delicacy of each drum stroke. Therefore, I believe you will love the feedback of pedal response, even if there are two beaters sharing the same bass drum head. Hope this helps... Sincerely, Bob « Show Less
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It's what ever side you hook it to is the side you get(if you hook it to the right side your only going to get right side effects. I have one on my electronic drum kit to add an extra cymbal, but whatever I set me module to that's what both cymbals sound like. Hope this helps
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I bought one, but it would not read on my computer. You may want to purchase a newer version drum set. There might be different software out there that will make it compatible.
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Yes, that's what I'm using mine for, it works just fine. Make sure your bass drum pad can fit two beaters though
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No. No jack for a sustain pedal. There is a warranty-voiding how-to available online (do a search for sustain microkey mod) for installing one if you're handy with a soldering gun.
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I was able to buy to more pads to work as cymbals. The third tom works fine, the second cymbal is fussy and I have to tape the cable down to get the trigger to work. Also, the second bass drum does not work at all. Finding a pedal and cable that will work for the bass is impossible, and customer service at Pyle Pro is not very good. This set is fine if you do not want to expand it.
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you just buy a double kicker that has the 2 kick pads side by side that hit the same drum pad. my nephew has his set up that way. So imagine you have 2 base drums and a double pedal. the second foot pedal has no kicker. Both are on the same pedal but you have 2 pedals to step on if that helps
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all the drums are double trigger, head and rim. I hate hitting the rim by accident and triggering a chime, etc... so I bought splitters that split the stereo input into two mono inputs, and ended up nearly doubling the set. it was awesome until the tornado hit. I miss that set.
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I play with a double bass pedal and haven't had any problems. Also there is only one more plug for an additional pad which I hope to use for another cymbal.
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The bass drum pad (sensor) is just the size for one regular beater. I recommend looking for a used roland pad (greater area) or make some research of any other brands compatible with roland. Aside from this limitation, I am not sure if the drum rack would allow to place the left pedal (the rack would get in the way as it is very low). Hope I helped.
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You can create 4 independent mixes via software and route them to the headphone jack or outputs I believe. Manual is here: http://roland.com/support/article/?q=manuals&p;=UA-1010&id;=62226931
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You cannot do that. This module will work with only on subwoofer. Second sub demands another separate module.
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Yes, it's possible if you set up a trigger area for the bell in the drum kit setup. A few preset kits come with it by default; however, if there's one you want to add it to, you can make your own to add it along with any other extra drum/cymbal hit articulation triggers you may want (E.G. Ride or hi-hat shaft/drum rim click/cymbal choke/etcetera).
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Hi, What they are offering is called a Shell Pack. I am sure it comes with the twin tom mounts. The floor tom will come with 3 legs, too. That is something that is usually not considered as extra hardware. They are referring to Hi-Hat Stand, Bass Drum Pedal, Cymbal Stands, Stool, Sticks, Cases, and Cymbals. I would assume no Snare Drum Stand, but they may surprise you on that. They are affordable to buy. Entry level drums will respond VERY WELL when time comes to replace the heads. You will be amazed. Your real expense and commitment with be cymbals. Cheap cymbals sound terrible. Good cymbals, while not cheap to buy, will do a good job holding value and,,,,,,,,,,,,you can keep them if and when you upgrade the drums. I would consider 14" hi-hat cymbals, 16" crash, and 20"-22" ride. Used is fine. Sabian offers refurb cymbals. They gather up and old, used, or cosmetic issue cymbals and sell them under the SR name. Price is great, you never know what level cymbal you are getting though. Most good cymbal companies sell starter cymbal "packs" that are not bad in price, but get nice cymbals and get a comfortable stool.
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My husband does not use the bass patterns so we can't help you. Also it isn't because they are chezzy it's just he never uses the bass drum patterns off the drum machines. So this isn't much help, sorry!
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I was only able to find a close instruction booklet at kkmusicstore.com. I put the name of the drum set in the search box and at the bottom of the page on the left hand side it will say important links, click on set up & maintenance guide link at it will bring up instructions but they aren't exactly like the set you bought. Since the drums are all attached, you could probably just repeat the steps to install them. I know this is perfect but it might help a little.