Roland Noise Eaters - Review
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- Опубликовано: 22 апр 2017
- In Depth Review about the Roland Noise Eaters (NE-10 & NE-1) with additional tips regarding electronic drums kick drum noise reduction.
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Noise Reduction
It is really hard to show the Noise Eaters effect in a video. The seismometer apps are not a great indicator and the impact noise cannot be recorded. The way to test their functionality is actually to hold your ear to the floor in another room and let someone else play the kick drum with and without noise eaters. And this is what I did, but there is no point in showing this in a video. So you have to take my word for it.
Roland promises a noise reduction of 75% and I can confirm that this is more the less the case.
Conclusion
The Roland Noise Eaters are really expensive. A setup like this costs 400€. But they are simply highly effective. They do also have a lot of advantages to a DIY noise isolation board, as they are small, flat, transportable and can be stored easily. The Noise Eaters are also a good solution for people who are not into DIY solutions and rather like to buy a finished product.
They also protect the floor as your pedals will not touch or scratch it. A drum rug is not necessary.
The Noise Eaters might cost you a lot, but you can keep these things forever and you will only spend this money once. It is not like a module, where you see a new generation every 5 years. They will not break and they work with almost every e-drum setup. I think the Noise Eaters are one of the best e-drum related investments you can make. For me, a happy neighbour and the freedom to play drums without being concerned about disturbing others is worth 400€.
Great video! I consistently get asked how to reduce noise. This seems like a solid solution
Super awesome .The way you record and speak is amazing keep it up 😊.
Ridiculously amazing video, extremely clear, every well explained thanks man
Hey Vdrum tips, I got my Noise eater today. Used with an iron cobra pedal and a KD9 kick. I live in a house, my home studio is upstairs and my wife sleeps in the bedroom right below the homestudio. i use to play electronic drums late at night, so I needed a good solution for the pedal vibrations on the floor. All I can say is that the noise eater really works! And works veeery well! I am amazed how good this thing is! Thank you for this review, because it was really helpful to me and made me take the right decision! Regards,
I just bought the RDH100
Roland (Single Pedal with Noise Eater) and a Noise Eater Pad for the hi hat. They are incredible. I live on the third floor of a five apartment building. It used to be super loud and disturb the entire building, now I haven't gotten one complaint and I'm playing more. These are awesome!
Great stuff. By the way, I went with config 4, but my speed cobra hi hat stand unfortunately wobbles way too much. I think I'll have to mount the hihat on the rack with some Gibraltar thingy. My previous cheap 3-legged hi hat stands did not have any issues though.
Why is roland being so damn greedy with the noise eaters. They sell every part individually instead of in a bundle and charge absolute insanity
Thank you very much for this video. I found it very helpful back when I bought my Roland. I'm reviewing again for tips. Can someone please explain the difference between config 3 and 4?
great video!
You really don't need to go through all this expense and trouble. I got 1" rubber interlocking mats for home gyms from Xspec on Amazon. Downstairs neighbor says 0 vibrations now. 12x 2x2ft squares for $100
@Vdrum Tips - That riser under the vdrums looks nice. Did you build that?
instead of building a platform, is there something like an NE-1 to be placed under the drum rack legs?
Hey, so this video seems to be aimed at electronic drums, right? I am not sure from the video, if this would work with an acoustic bass drum? This is the one drum that I am trying to reduce the noise of right now. I am wondering, If i buy two whole platforms, one for the front of the bass drum, where the pedal is, and one for the opposite side, then two of the individual circles for the bass drum legs, will I be able to achieve noise reduction on an acoustic bass drum? Or should i focus on other solutions.
Nice vid thanks, I have a concern about the impact noise of my sticks on the VH-10 hi-hat, especially as this is struck constantly thus creating a frequency. I am sure my neighbour downstairs can hear this noise, would this be reduced by using an NE-10 and 3x NE-1’s under my hi-hat stand??? Thanks
Should I get noise eaters for my snare stand legs?
IF you dont have the diy riser.. You dont need the NE-1 for the drum rack?
SO why use these over a few layers of interlocking foam floor tiles maybe 2 stacked a few inches high all around the kit instead of that big DIY platform and these eaters?
Hi im super glad that u decided to do the narration for ur videos yourself. Could really hear that u know what you are talking abt as compared to your previous videos where I get the lacklustre impression. Keep up what you're doing! Also, would u be keen in doing electronic auxiliaries?
Very good!!!! One more subscriber in your channel.. as a v-drummer I will keep you on my favorites!!! Cheers
Hey thanks for all the great videos and knowledge sharing. Does the NE10 need to stand on a hard surface (floor) in order to work? As opposed to i.e. a puzzle mat surface or a rug.