how many hook ups on this, can you add more drum triggers for acoustic?
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No...There are only enough for the pieces that come with the kit. But it's a great kit for jamming...practicing...etc.
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These are the inputs/outputs for this kit. I don't think you can add anymore triggers. 1/4" main left and right outputs1/8" stereo headphone output1/8" aux input(6) TRS drum pad inputs(4) TRS cymbal pad inputsHi-hat pedal inputUSB MIDI portMIDI In and MIDI out jacksPower supply inputThanks Randy
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These are the inputs/outputs for this kit. I don't think you can add anymore triggers. 1/4" main left and right outputs 1/8" stereo headphone output 1/8" aux input (6) TRS drum pad inputs (4) TRS cymbal pad inputs Hi-hat pedal input USB MIDI port MIDI In and MIDI out jacks Power supply input Thanks Randy
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I am not the actual user but theres not much room to add, they have somo aux entries but not free for other cymbals or drums
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You have 5 (five) preset stomp switches. Just use another preset that has monster distortion and compression, then go back to your favourite "light drive" afterwards. I set the one on the far right for solos, and the one on the far left for laying back. It's infinitely flexible.
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There is ports for speakers but I think you may want to step up to the next model because you may want a little more power for the sound and thump you want. Not putting that amp down, its good just not strong enough.
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every trigger is stereo, are there 20 total trigger input channels.. is for dual zone
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Yes, more volume to fill the space. However, I noted that, in stereo-link mode, the volume of the slave unit is less than the main. No problem, as you can adjust the levels independently. Regarding one PA being sufficient, it depends on the application/venue. Probably enough for home, studio or small gathering, but two provides separation which, again, will fill more space. Not sure how the volume would compete with loud acoustic drums. Haven't tried it yet, as I use for digital drums (which allows my band mates to keep their levels down, and doesn't annoy the neighbors when practicing).
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Yes, there are 4 inputs available but for a phono you will probably need a preamp.
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You'll have to buy one separate, do it though, this amp seriously is so great. I got it for my DM10 drum kit and have a mic plugged into the Aux port and the acoustics are great.
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Via Alesis; (YES)"Inputs and Outputs The Alesis DM10 module has 12 trigger inputs, perfect for creating custom configurations. You can use it with virtually all drum and cymbal pads and acoustic drum triggers thanks to easy-to-configure trigger settings. The DM10 also has full MIDI implementation so if 12 trigger inputs aren't enough to accommodate your giant setup, just add the Trigger"iO (sold separately) and keep adding on with 10 more inputs!"
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Jesse has 4 acoustic and 2 electric on his and it looks like there is room for another acoustic on it if he had another holder. You can get extra holders for the guitars. It is very roomy. He loves it!
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It is "possible" to hook up two guitars and a mic, but I wouldn't recommend it. I'm not real guitar savvy, but I would think that two electric guitars added along with the mic might be too over powering and possibly damage something if you used any volume at all, besides not sounding that great either. Sorry if that answer is not very helpful.
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Yes, Drum track would be track #1 Guitar track #2 etc. Treat track #1 like any other instrument input.
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Brian: I have played my DM7X Session Kit,5 piece for a few months now and I really like them,for the sound Quality, Versatility, and Ease of Playing. I have been an acoustic drummer for over 40 yrs and never thought I would ever be able to switch to electric, boy, was I wrong. After I read and reread the instruction book, I set them up, adjusted them for my playing, and off I went,on a new musical experience, and my double set of Tama's are in their cases, with no plans to play them again.At a later date I will add another tom and crash cymble, the set has expansion for them, other than that I a very happy Brian: I have played my DM7X Session Kit,5 piece for a few months now and I really like them,for the sound Quality, Versatility, and Ease of Playing. I have been an acoustic drummer for over 40 yrs and never thought I would ever be able to switch to electric, boy, was I wrong. After I read and reread the instruction book, I set them up, adjusted them for my playing, and off I went,on a new musical experience, and my double set of Tama's are in their cases, with no plans to play them again.At a later date I will add another tom and crash cymble, the set has expansion for them, other... » Read More Brian: I have played my DM7X Session Kit,5 piece for a few months now and I really like them,for the sound Quality, Versatility, and Ease of Playing. I have been an acoustic drummer for over 40 yrs and never thought I would ever be able to switch to electric, boy, was I wrong. After I read and reread the instruction book, I set them up, adjusted them for my playing, and off I went,on a new musical experience, and my double set of Tama's are in their cases, with no plans to play them again.At a later date I will add another tom and crash cymble, the set has expansion for them, other than that I a very happy « Show Less
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The mixer gives you four mic channels and two inputs. For love acoustic it depends on how many instruments your gonna use, otherwise I would say yes.
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No sound will pump outta this without passing through a drum module; this is simply the touch-sensitive electric kick trigger. I use this on a SPD-30 for added bass to my NI Maschine.
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I believe you can play back all 24 tracks but only record 8 tracks max at a time. I only record drums so I haven't needed more then 8. You can also bounce tracks.
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Hey, I have these drums, I'm not sure about additional triggers, you have two audio outs, one for headset and one for output good for recording on the computer through the mic input and an audio in. You also get a MIDI output, and if you have a MIDI to USB cable then you can connect the drumset to your computer and use it as a MIDI controller for your virtual kit, you just have to change some settings on the drums, I never used it this way, but the user's manual has a section dedicated to this function.
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sounds like you could use TWO! I use this amp for bass and baritone guitar. Never tried it with electric drums. Tone and punch are good, but this is not a gigging amp and is not going to shake your guts. However it lasts HOURS on a charge even at near-full volume. I use it for streetcorner playing with an acoustic guitarist and cocktail kit drummer, perfect.