5 things I hate about my Roland TD50KV2 drum set …
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2024
- A few weeks ago I posted my video 5 things I love about my Roland TD50KV2. Here is the rebuttal video, 5 Things I hate about my Rolland TD50kv2. After playing the drums for a few months I do feel that this kit is a great product but... like all great products, there's still things I wish were better or different. I hope you'll take a moment and check out the video. Thanks for stopping by...
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thank you dude! - think i'm going to pull the trigger on this kit, thanks for your two videos on pros/cons, appreciate it ;)
thanks man, wanted to present both what I liked and didn't... happy drumming
Nice one! Helpful video xx
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Thanks for this great video Steve, appreciate your raw honesty. That is very useful to me. Cheers :)
I appreciate your support, have a great weekend
I’d love your insights since you’re very knowledgeable with eKits.
my church looking to change to this model Roland but I’ve found the EF Note drums thru your channel and love the fuller sound and looks. If budgets weren’t a worry which drums would you recommend ? and how’s your experience with dependability of EF. thanks
this is a great question but also hard to answer. I don't want to influence a bad decision so I'm reluctant to give direct advice...
One of my musical journeys is also playing on a Praise Team at my Church. We have an acoustic kit with clear sonic panels in front and of and foam panels behind the kit. There has been some discussion in our church about switching to electric drums. I'm really reluctant. In a worship setting, I feel acoustic drums really fit the songs better. I like nice thuddy toms and dark cymbals in a worship context.
If we elect to transition to edrums at our church, I'm going to try to bend the conversation towards ef note. I prefer my Roland kit at home for recording. I think the module has a lot more on board capability. However, in a live music setting, especially in a worship context, I believe the ef notes will do a better job.
I've used both kits extensively. Two of my main issues with ef note are durability and the capability of the module. I believe ef note would probably hold up in a Church setting because we typically don't play super hard in church and the kit won't be set up and torn down a great deal it will be mostly static. Additionally, I think the on board functionality of the module would be fine in this setting.
Again, I'm not looking to sway others opinions, I would encourage everyone to do their own research and try to play the kits before purchasing them. If you have access to an ef note kit (probably more difficult to find) I would strongly recommend trying before you buy...
hope this helps
I agree. The kits should come ready to play and sounding great. Thats a shitty move by Roland.and the td27 should have more ride cymbals
Makes me want to try the Vexpressions for my td20.
Vexpressions is a game changer, I highly recommend it.
I do too (recommend it) try the Reality pack …and for that price is not even a question. You spend more in one dinner than that pack. Oh and the rack took me 5 min to assemble but I have been drumming and assembling drum related things since the late 80s. m.ruclips.net/video/8aaWg0iHOwM/видео.html. The video shows my current kit with a Gibraltar rack
"hate" izza strong word... LOL
8:45 Fred MacMurray is what makes this video so great !!! 🤣
I appreciate your support, have a great week
This cost 38,000 in my country. The price of a can Coca-Cola in my county is 1.50. just imagine 38000. Im using TD25kv now but im thinking to upgrade to Alesis Strata Premium. What do u guys think?? Help me pleaseee
I don't own a TD50, but I have the TD27 which shares some of your gripes. My first big disappointment (besides out of the box sound) was that I expected that the digital snare, ride and hihat would free up the 5 TRS inputs so could add additional triggers. I was pretty bummed when I found out that those inputs get overridden as soon as you plug in the digital triggers. The cable harness now has 5 TRS inputs (2 for the ride and hihat, and one for the snare) that just hang there unused. In addition, the rack is designed assuming you want a 2 up 1 down tom setup, if you want 1 up 2 down you have to get really creative. Thanks Gibraltar ;)
I hear ya, I looked at the 27 before settling the 50... the 50 has a bigger nicer rack but ultimately we all have to make choices... thanks for stopping by...
I was wondering about that. Thanks for confirming that.
Actually I just remember a video of the Edrum work shop where he plugs in the digital pads from Roland to a pearl mimic pro and it is obvious all that Roland did was move the midi processing from the module into the pads and then send that combined with the regular trigger signal of course is going to take over the other inputs is the exact same midi channels.
roland also has a huge amount of capital put into r and d. that investment needs to be recooped in the sale of the gear. mesh heads-roland. full size rubber cymbals that work well-roland. positional sensing-roland. digital snare, ride hh- roland.
theyre pretty much push the whole tech forward.
totally agree. Roland has been the dominant edrum company for the better part of about 25 years or so...
Digital pads are nothing but a midi trigger.
Did you ditch the Ef Note drums? Just curious. Thanks and cheers!
The Ef Note kit was good but ultimately went back to Roland
Roland is now selling after-market kits, new money market for them, so they leave stock kits more to be desired.
Personally, I like the TD20 rack better. The TD50 rack is too compact and not as stable. The TD20 rack has longer tubes, is more adjustable (2 back leg heights are adjustable) and more stable. The single crossbar on the TD50 rack allows for bigger bass drums, but it also allows for the two front legs to angle out instead of being perpendicular to the floor. It's fine once it's all adjusted, but makes setup more of a pain to make sure those legs are straight. The TD20 rack has dual crossbar which avoids this issue, but at the cost of less bass drum clearance for a VAD style kick. Mostly though I hate being maxed out on space due to the shorter tubes. The clamps and cymbal stands are better on the 50 though. The 50x stock sounds are MUCH better than the 50, I held out on purchasing a 50 until the 50x was available because I couldn't justify the kit sounds and weak instrument list. At least Roland included a free year for Cloud, with some good kits released there... but has given no incentive to pay for that service as the kit releases have stopped. They tend to abandon their kit support as soon as something else is released.... another reason their price gouging doesn't feel justified.
Great insight, I appreciate you stopping by…
Man you might not be the sharpest tool in the shed but you can trade for sure. How much have you spent going back and forth with your local store on all these drums only to never be satisfied and create all of this insight for us?
At this pace a drumtec with a mimic pro is not that far out.
it was certainly a journey... I was a Roland user, switch to ATV (with Roland module) switched to Ef Note switched back to Roland... honestly, at this point, I using my acoustic drums almost exclusively... take it for what its worth..
So you're saying the TD50 had the same problem that the Alesis DM10. I've never had Cross talk on my PD12 which is my snare. You must not know how to configure triggers then .
I've never been great at things you plug in...
I never had crosstalk with Alesis with my DIY triggers or with Roland have to configure them correctly
I had the td 50. And sent it back I still have a td 30 I love more .If you can't tweeek the brain on your own your gonna have problems.With that being said I upgraded to The pearl mimic on the same set you have minus the module and I have never Been more happy .Even the presets blow away any Roland stuff
Going to the mimic is NOT upgrading keep your Roland module and get Steven Slate Drums and you have both… remember the mimic doesn’t support positional sensing inaceptable for a module of that price. Also Roland digital pads won’t work with it another reason it is not an upgrade.
I agree, being able to tweak makes or breaks the Roland module. I use expressions which works for me...
true but he's using the td30 which doesn't support digital pads either, I think he's not so hung up on the digital aspect, just looking for his sound.
@@SteveTheDrummer when it comes down to sound the mimic sounds better Than digital roland sounds .I been playing roland kits so long i cant stand the sound anymore .thats all there is to it for me .
@@lucyferina so you tried the mimic eh? or are you just mimicking what you have heard ? Because i made enough videos of it working awesome especially recording with it with my band ,THEY all agree it sounded better than my td 30 which i still prefer over the digital td 50 which i already owned ,I get it man. to each his own but digital does not mean better ,it just means digital
Roland recently bought DW, enough said
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The samples definitely suck, but with enough booze and lipstick, the pig ain’t so bad! 😂
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