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Thank you. Have sub'ed back mate

Thank you

Yeah, it is a fun song to play.

The Angel's still play here in Australia. They put on a great show

​@@itsallthingsdrums I know i tell everyone I'm. Like a broken record over here in Washington state America.Talk angels constantly . My dad saw them. In Oregon back in late 80 he believes he's just out of view in crowd on the night attack ( @angel city USA) NA album. My fav band sisce age 17 a timeless band,PURE ROCK!!!! Keep. The drum cover coming ill. Share far wide.also I'm continuing the legend of riff rock .check my channel,my guitar work is there 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼💯

@@itsallthingsdrums my dad believes he's just out of frame(in) from photo on album night attack .. He said they had a climbing 🧗‍♂️ Wall that Doc used onstage here in PNW.. Awesome.. He also wore the orange jumpsuit here

@@joshmalcom89 Mate, your Dad definitely saw them at a great time. I have seen seen them live early in their career in our pubs and a few times after the release of the No Exit album. I would love to have seen them in USA. I remember there was a few magazine articles here about them first going to there and having to use the name Angel City in the USA. Hope to do some more videos later this year.

Hello. What info are you needing, mate? Happy to try and clarify what I can.

Hi Bob. Thanks again for replying! I've gone through the TD30 manual and Studio One 6 videos. Where I'm lost is Studio One DAW video says to run lines into the Audio Interface inserts and run USB to the laptop etc. Then set up (in the DAW) a keyboard and an instrument together for external devices. Plus shut off the Controller (as does the Manual). It appears you run direct audio from the TD module to a mixer, then where? I'm also lost in understanding whether you can play the TD30 with its own sounds, and record to separate tracks at the same time with everything connected? Earl

I do have the midi out and all the TD30 direct outs connected to my USB interface. My USB interface is connected to my PC via a USB cable. I had to set my DAW (Cakewalk) in the settings to recognise the interface. From there, I set up individuals recording sessions by assigning individual channels/tracks to each drum (ie each direct out) and to my MIDI output assignments. Recording each TD30 direct output does give the ability to record the sounds from the TD30. You are right, I should do a video on recording individual TD30 outputs. I will get on to that in over the next few months. Sorry to say, I am currently not able to do videos with moving. Will definitely let you know when I do do that though. I do not know the Studio One DAW, but I should imagine that they will have a preference setting page where you can set your recording preferences. Hope this helps mate. I will get that video done soon.

Glad it was helpful!

Good question. To be honest, I don't know. I think it probably isn't as midi is only recording the trigger that was hit and the velocity of the hit. You could add it later with something like Steve Slate possibly.. I tend to mostly use the audio recording using g the TD's direct audio out channels.

I haven't had the opportunity to have played the latest mapex. They look nice though. For my part, I was just so impressed with the PDP when I git play o e as backline hire. A few years on now, I still really like my PDP. Although, the kick drum does move a little.

I'm watching this cause I've heard some horror stories on the condition these showed up in, as well as the mapex (though that was the armory I was looking into.) One guy had essentially a whole book written about dented and dinged bearing edges, bent hoops, and loose tensioning hardware. Of course, that could be the rare case, but after doing a bit of research, I'm leaning toward the tama Superstar Classic.

Thanks for your comment. Must be my accent.. If it bothers you that my pronunciation is different to yours, please do not watch my videos....I can only talk as I talk. Anyway, I hope you enjoyed the video

Thanks mate

Yeah yothi yindi are super deadly.

@@itsallthingsdrums yeh we had a lot of good australian bands

Thank you 😊

A favourite

it's a cat flushing the toilet

Thank you kindly

Cheers mate 👍

To be honest, I don't know. The unit was given to replace the battery. They didn't mention anything about the effect on the kit beforehand.

It will but it will not save custom kits or variations. Only factory kits.

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks mate. Definitely just a fun track 😀

Yeah, definitely just a fun track.

Good point.....would be a house kit I would be happy to play. 😀

Yeah, they were mid range in their day. Great score, you will love them. They sit solid and tune very easily. Enjoy them mate 😉

They truly are a great sounding kit. I believe they were very underrated. Thank you for sharing

Just problems doing 8ths on his bass drum 👢

Yeah, this one was definitely just fun🎉

Glad you found it useful. Thank you

When I was a kid I tried playing in platform shoes, I just couldn't do it😆

@@itsallthingsdrums 🤣 At least Eric puts his platforms on, when they bow at the end of the show!

I know, but how does he do that? I am thinking that they maybe slip-ons. like a comfortable slipper lol.

@@itsallthingsdrums I looked for videos on their recent tours and you are correct!!!... they are some sort of slip ons!! Lol!!!

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Thank you

Totally agree. I have used mine in live gigs and found sound checks with this kit were quicker than some backline kits I have used. In my reading there were a few comments about the density of basswood being better. I don't fully understand why this timber never really took off for drum shells.

@@itsallthingsdrumswell I found some old brochures and the 2001 and 3001 are Maple and Basswood. So now it makes more sense why these drums sound so good!

@@elitedrumlessons6174 you have done well. I honestly found it near impossible to find much at all. Is the laquar finish maple/basswood?

@@itsallthingsdrums 95% sure it’s the outer layer.

@@elitedrumlessons6174 funny hey, drum manufacturers would ordinarily shout from the roof ftops that a sell has maple. The poor old force 3001 just didn't seem to get the marketing and recognition that it deserves. It truly is a well built and great sounding kit. 😀

Thank you for letting us know about that. It is a good drum kit.

@@itsallthingsdrums 👍🏼

Lol, my first thought.....isn't that more slippery. Anyways, will give it a go at rehearsal.

Ha.. not so much slippery but certainly moist.. plus, if you’re sharing a gig with other bands, the other drummers tend to leave your stuff alone..

@@waltonbrown that is good advice

Hey thank you. Nah, I had put the gloves on backstage, sat around overthinking it and took them off. They were just too small I think. I am thinking about trying fingerless ones next time. You are right, there are many great drummers who use them.

Thanks man. Loving your work on your channel!!

Thanks Clay. Yeah, I was surprised at how my arm and hand knew where things were .😉

Thank you

Mate, it really was a fun challenge. Thank you for putting out there