Would the bass drum mic work for the floor drum tom? I was thinking of getting a different bass drum mic and using the included bass drum mic for theT
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I've used one of the tom mics as a secondary kick Mic and it worked really well. I'm sure it would work the other way as well. Like David said, it should be just fine, if a bit oversized.
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Never tried for floor tom but I think it should work perfectly. It is a little bit large for that purpose but sound should be nice.
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no built-in speaker. you need headphones or some sort of powered monitor. computer speakers work well, especially one with a good subwoofer. if you can help it, don't use a guitar amp, the frequency response isn't flat enough for both bass drum and cymbal crashes. it will work, but it won't be great, except as an effect. there is an audio-in jack to plug an iPod or similar, and you will be able to hear a mix of the audio and the drums through the headphones or line out. very handy for practicing quietly.
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They would do great! For the e-drum you are going to need the Sub. I will sound better with it!
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No. Bought it for my son did not come with bass drum pedal. Didn't understand that. But once I got a pedal for it, it works and sounds really good.
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Yes, but with one catch - If you have the snare and bass drum routed to the same input, you wont be able to hit them at the same time and have them both register. Perhaps if you paired up pads that would be less likely to be hit at the same time... but in my experience, playing drums really doesn't work like that...
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Yes. Just make certain it's mapped to the drum kit and it will send MIDI out.
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No bass noise from the drum machine, however the kick has tone and the two Toms have a wide range of pitch which work great as bass noises because they are easy to match in key with your song and the release is controllable. Plus the Toms are mono so you get no overlapping of frequencies.
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You need a mic preamp with in built phantom power . It should be a minimum of 15 Volts and can be up to 48 volts max. For drum use,48 V is better. It has an omni directional sensitivity. Will pick up room ambiance. Note that the max spl is 127dB for 1% distortion and so position may be critical for good sound. Has a very flat response and should sound good. Might add that this mic seems to be designed for measurement use. Close miking of percussion could over load it !
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As long as your drummer can hear and stay on time with the looping track(s) I'd say it would be great for that. As a musician, however, you can beat a bass player that can change lines and add flourishes as he or she plays.
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I've used the MIDI cable from my Yamaha keyboard to the computer so that I can play notes on the keyboard and they will become written music in an app on my computer. I don't know how you'd use it with the drum machine. By the way - I don't understand it it, but the MIDI jacks are marked IN and OUT, but they must connect to the piano keyboard in the opposite way - In to out, and out to in. Just in case it confuses you as much as it did me. Good luck.
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Yes. As long as you have the bass drum pad assembly with the bass drum pedal.
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This would serve you very well. For its price it would definitely do that and much more. I do however suggest other mic sets due to the fact that this is much more expensive than what you would need to achieve that quality drums live.
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I think the problem that you would run into is that if you were hitting a practice pad you would ruin the reflective ends of the drum sticks and that is how the camera reads your movements. Go on YouTube and view the videos on how the Aerodrums work and you will see what I mean.
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As others said the DM10X kit has two additional inputs for more drums. Your problem is going to be the hardware as this kit's large toms take up move of the rack space as is. You will need to invest in rack extensions if you want the additional drums to be spaced out in a comfortable fashion.
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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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As far as sound quality goes, its awesome. The part where it lags is on on muliti track recording. I say this because you can't record seperate tracks individually like you can on a digital recorder. You can run 6 drum mics, guitar cab, bass, and vocals and whatever else in simultaneously and be fine but they are all going yo be down to left or right channels. You can go back and add overbubs with no problem but if you everything on its own channel so you can go back in and protools it, its not gonna be so easy. But for what I use it for it is an awesome unit and I highly recommend it for recording practices and shows. If you are trying to make a good HQ demo, get a tascam or something similar. As far as sound quality goes, its awesome. The part where it lags is on on muliti track recording. I say this because you can't record seperate tracks individually like you can on a digital recorder. You can run 6 drum mics, guitar cab, bass, and vocals and whatever else in simultaneously and be fine but they are all going yo be down to left or right channels. You can go back and add overbubs with no problem but if you everything on its own channel so you can go back in and protools it, its not gonna be so easy. But for what I use it for it is an awesome unit and I highly recommend it for... » Read More As far as sound quality goes, its awesome. The part where it lags is on on muliti track recording. I say this because you can't record seperate tracks individually like you can on a digital recorder. You can run 6 drum mics, guitar cab, bass, and vocals and whatever else in simultaneously and be fine but they are all going yo be down to left or right channels. You can go back and add overbubs with no problem but if you everything on its own channel so you can go back in and protools it, its not gonna be so easy. But for what I use it for it is an awesome unit and I highly recommend it for recording practices and shows. If you are trying to make a good HQ demo, get a tascam or something similar. « Show Less
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This is the drum pedal I use on the drum pad... it is pretty effective. Cannon UP1220DP Bass Drum PedalIt also works with double bass pedals. The surface is quite large.