Thanks Milane. I'm a guitarist for 20 years and always wanted to get a drumset and learn to play some drums. Going to order this set after watching your video. Pozdrav iz Kopenhagena, sve najbolje! :)
@@milanmandich Yeah, I saw some of your other videos and realized you are rocking the guitar too. I'll swing by your channel in case I need advice. It's gonna be my first drum set. I bought a video course on Udemy, so wish me luck :-). Hvala ti!
@@JavierSanchez-of7lf Yes I recieved it about 5 days after I placed the order in. The total was $684 with shipping. Shipping cost about $80. I did my research before I purchased this set. I was initially looking at the nitro mesh or donner 200 on Amazon. Both of those had good reviews but then I found the Millenum 850 and Tourtech m 22 that I liked more. I chose the millennium because they had better customer service and warranty. I was able to get on the phone with them right away to tell them to run my credit card again because it got declined for being a suspicios overseas transaction. If you look on the TourTech website, they don’t have contact number or email. Overall I’m very happy with the set and have no complaints.
@@Wowimhungry9 thank you so much for your kind response. I'm going to live in Winnipeg, Canada, in one month for that reason I wanted to have an idea about how much the set can cost, I know the price should be different. It happened the same to me, I was thinking in buying the Donner 200, which is not bad and cheaper, but I changed my mind when I saw the Millennium on internet.
Thanks for making this brodda! pretty tight on the demo as well. I imagine it would be pretty difficult at first trying to lock up like that? After being used to acoustic drums i mean? good job
Hi Johnny! Thanks, I'm glad you find the video useful! Trust me, I couldn't even call myself a drummer, let alone be the Ghost's drummer, but thanks, I'll take it :)
Great work with your video, I'm on the hunt for my first edrums after 20 years playing acustic. My hunt led me here and your video really helped me on my decision. It's going to be ordered. Great play there, advanced beginner? Naa...
Great video! Dont know how you dont got more subscribers and views, because this is high quality content man. But 3 years later, do you still use this kit and would you still recommend it? Is the durability still fine? :)
Nice! I went the alesis dm10 mesh studio route.....again. Finishing dialing this back in to superior and addictive drums. Got an old video of my original kit from years ago on my channel.
Great video! I got the same kit early 2020 and thought someday I'd try connect it to a computer to record drums. Seems like it will work exactly as I expected as a midi device with a drum plugin on top in reaper! Also some decent playing at the end! I'm still only starting to learn haha.
Thanks! Exactly why I bought it as well - as a MIDI device, and it works nicely! Also, you'll get better and better so long as you enjoy playing - that's the point, right? :)
Hi dude i know im kinda late.... but i need some advice. Im an intermediate drummer i mainly do drum covers. I have some questions. 1. Are the sounds good for what i need it for ( in-home drum covers or maybe some small club gigs in the future?) 2. Is there any latency on these drums? I heard millennium has some problems with that. 3. Im 185. Idk how the kit would fit me?? Those are my concerns. And it would be great if youd give me some small pros and cons (Also im upgrading from alesis nitro mash kits is this one any better?) Thank you my Balkan friend. Cheers!
Marshal Zhukov, I see you swapped guns for drums :) 1. The sound is - well, ok, not the best sounding module, but it does its job. For recording covers, I'd personally connect the set to EZ Drummer. For a club gig - hardly anyone will notice the sound difference. 2. I haven't experienced any latency whatsoever, and I use a super long cable to connect the drums to my fairly old computer. 3. The kit IS compact, but I got used to it pretty quickly, and I'm rather tall. In general - pros: cheap, durable with a variety of options. Cons: small pads, hitting the top of the cymbal to get the bell sound takes some time getting used to. Other than that, I haven't had any issues. Lastly, I haven't really played Nitro, only Crimson and Strike kits, so can't help you there. I hope this helps ;)
Thanks for the detailed overview, including unboxing! Like most people looking for their first eDrums, I've landed upon the Millennium, Alesis, or Roland options. Definitely tempted after seeing a bit more! I know you mentioned that you didn't use the inbuilt sounds very much, but how do they compare to any other modules that you've used before?
Hi Ben! Thanks! The sound is really not that bad, I may have been a bit too harsh, you can definitely make it work, but they do sound artificial to me. Rolands that I've tested have by far the best sound, but we're talking about 6-7K kits. Alesis sounds a bit more natural to me, but they're really not that far from what I managed to get out of the Millenium. They do have more voices though. I Hope this helps!
@@milanmandich thanks for getting back to me, appreciate it! I've tried out an Alesis Nitro Mesh in store but unfortunately there aren't many physical shops in my area that stock other options so trying to gauge about the module options from reviews like this
Kinda :) I mean, don't get me wrong, it doesn't sound bad, it's just - once you start using EZ/Superior - the other presets (not just Millenium) simply aren't a match. Again, just my opinion.
I believe you could drop the advanced beginner part did a beautiful job my brother good nice sticking keep on rocking I'm looking into buying an MP 850 myself for replacement on my leases kit your video was helpful thank you
I'm thinking of getting an e-drum, and it seems this one fits the bill and is more than enough for a home-studio. Definitely, I also intended to go with a VST like EZDrummer, SSD, Superior Drummer, Addictive Drums, GGD, etc... as it brings the sound quality to a great level. If anything it looked a bit "tiny" but.. how tall/big are you Milan? (in cm. if possible) ;P
Hi Beni, I'm 196cm tall. The max height of the middle bar - where the smaller toms are installed - can be raised up to 75cm (I lowered the bar a bit). I hope this helps. Happy drumming!
Hi! Sorry for the late reply, I wasn't home, so couldn't reply until I checked - yes it can, you can basically just mirror the installation, and it should work just fine.
Odličan video, a još više mi se svidjelo kako ubijaš puru u ovom bubnju svaka čast... Baš tvoj video me natjerao da pogledam ima li kod nas kakvih elektronaca i gle čuda nađoh jedan polovan Millenium HD 50. Dosta lošoja varijanta ali za imalo igre i početnike nije loša. Nadam se da ću doseći bar 50% tvog levela :D Eh da su BL da mi daš koji čas :D Sve najbolje (ex)kolega
Hey man, I have the same Millenium MPS 850 as u do, but unfortunately while I play and push down the high hat, I cant make that more "fluidic" high-hat sound by letting up the pedal, as I can on a classic drum set ? Is there a set up where I can set this mode or is it a disadvantage on this electronic drum-set which cant be solved ?
Hey András! Yeah, no, you can't . I was messing with it in the beginning, and I managed to get three diferent sounds from the hi-hat - fully closed, semi-open, open. It's one of the downsides of using an e-kit instead of the real thing, unfortunately.
Hey, great video! I'm wondering if there is a noticeable difference between the MPS 850 vs the MPS 1000 that could make it worth it to buy the MPS 1000
Hi, thanks! I haven't yet had a chance to try out the mps1000, so I don't know. From what I've seen so far, looks like a nice upgrade, but I don't think I could fit it in my room anyway :)
This was great. I’m switching from logic to reaper right now and was wondering how it would work with my e drums so this helped me make the move. Thanks
Hi, no, you just connect the drum set to the computer and that's pretty much it. You then select the plugin of choice in the DAW, and use the drum set purely as a midi input device.
Sorry for the late reply, I totally missed this one - do you mean - listen to the music via USB, or adding sound libraries via USB? Music - yes, sound library - I am fairly certain - no :/
Thanks a lot for this video, I found it very informative. I am an absolute beginner and this will be my first drum set. Do you recommend Millenium 850? And also except drum set itself, drum carpet, and headset, what other accessories/software do I need? Appreciate your help 😊
Hey Amin, thanks! I would definitely recommend the 850, it's really great! I've had a chance to try out pretty much everything, from DIY e-drums, to over €5000 Roland hybrids, and this is a really good set. A drum carpet is a nice to have, but in no way - a must. I wouldn't recommend using the headset exclusively, because of health reasons, so here's what I'd get instead (assuming you've already got a PC, or a Mac): 1. A pair of near-field monitors (don't have to be insanely expensive - check out Adam, KRK, or Yamaha) 2. An external sound card (pretty much any Focusrite will do) 3. A pair of high-quality balanced monitor cables - to avoid noise 4. A USB extender (if your computer is far from the drum set) 5. Digital Audio Workstation (Reaper, Ableton, Logic Pro...) - if you want to record your drums 6. Optional: Toontrack's EZ or Supperior Drummer - for the sound library One important note: I can't recommend Thomann's support team enough - I contacted them a couple of times, and they were extremely quick and helpful with all of my queries, so if I missed something, I'm sure they would be able to help out. Have fun playing the drums!
Hello, nice vid btw. But I have one question, when i do your steps in reaper I don't get a single input, I enabled the input for the Millenium and selected the midi input for the drums but it doesn't work? What is the problem?
That's a great video man. Thanks for sharing. The kit looks pretty tinny. How tall are you? Asking because I'm 1,93 tall and height adjustments is important. Thank you
Hi Ruben, thanks! Yeah, the set is definitely on the smaller side, but still very comfortable to play. I'm 1,96, and I didn't have to raise the toms bar to the max. Btw, the max height of the middle bar is 75cm.
Hi (love the nick, btw)! Unfortunately - not, the trigger inputs on this module and in this configuration are both taken by the additional crash and the tom :/
Great review thanks!!!! i will have a similar setup in my home studio. my pc will be far away from the drum module so i will need at least 3 meters usb cable to connect it my pc. How long do you think would be acceptable for a usb cable to work properly (no signal loos, no noise etc) Thank you ;)
Thanks Kostis! My usb extension cable is 5m long and I don't have any problems at all! And it was just a cheap one that I got at Thomann, nothing fancy. Good luck with the setup!
Thanks for the input, that was great!..... I'm on the verge of getting a kit myself ..... I've also been looking at the Fame DD-One XT Professional kit which is slightly more expensive as they have some more sounds as an upgraded kit but it is a slightly larger kit & space is a major issue for me so it may very well be the Millenium kit! My other issue is the software EZ Drummer 2 which I was looking at, problem is I don't have a desktop pc or laptop, I just have an Amazon Fire Kindle 10 inch tablet ...... ive been trying to Google whether I would be able to use the Kindle to connect the drum sound software to the edrums? ..... would you happen to know at all?! Great drumming BTW...... couldn't tell you were a beginner, advanced maybe but definitely not a beginner!! 😁👏
Hey Nick! Thanks, I really appreciate it! As for your question - I don't think you'll be able to use the EZ Drummer with Kindle, as it is available only for Mac OS and Windows.
Awwww you're welcome, credit where credit is due! 👌 ..... Thank you for the prompt reply! My only option is to either purchase a laptop then 🙈 ...... or ask my wife nicely to use her laptop & store the software on an external hard drive if that works! Many Thanks, keep up the great drumming! 😁👍
Great video, do I need an external audio interface/card to run this rig in order to reduce lantency, or I can do it just with drumset/PC/Reaper and SSD 5.5 plugin for example.
Hi, thanks! I don't think you need an external audio, you should be able to connect it directly to the pc via usb, and there shouldn't be any latency, as the signal goes straight into the daw. Notice that I'm using "think" and "should" - I haven't used the ssd plugin, so can't say with 100% certainty, but it makes sense to think that it's gonna work the same as the ez drummer in reaper :)
Nema problema :) Ja inace pustam samo gitare i mikrofon kroz eksternu kartu (zbog procesora), klavijatura i bubanj idu preko usb-a direktno kao midi uredjaji u pc. I da, naravno, zvucnici su spojeni na kartu.
I think you should be fine with just a standard UK 3-pin plug. The adapter is 110-240V. As for the height - yes, I’m on a taller side, so I had to lift it up pretty much as high as it goes :)
@@milanmandich thanks for the info thats useful. aha I only mentioned the height because Im also very tall, + female proportions so it makes me as leggy as a 6'4 bloke And evey affordable ekit I tried out say ~10 years ago the rack were was too low that I just gave up on the idea of ekits. But looking again now.
Hi! I just bought the same e-drum set but there is no sound coming out. The default headphones HP SIX does not fit in “phones” plug-in and without any headphones also I cannot hear when I play. Do I have to use the software and connect with it first?
Hi, congrats on a new set! I didn't get the headphones, so I don't know about the connection - it's a standard 6.35mm in the module. Maybe you got a 3.5mm connector with your headphones. You don't need to connect the drumset to the computer, it should work with the headset only.
Hi, I'm not 100% sure if I got it right, but there are three different midi notes when you play the hi-hat - open, closed, and kinda in between. However, it still simulates the real hi-hat really well. I hope this helps.
Hi drummer. I have a big request to you. I want to upload my videos to RUclips, where l am present an electronic set. Please, how to connect the kit to a computer? What minimum parameters must the pc contain and what program is suitable for recording my videos?Thx
Hi, first, you should connect your drum set to the computer using the usb cable. Then, make sure you have a computer that can run a Digital Audio Workstation (Reaper is a great choice for a cheap, reliable, but still robust DAW), and you should be set. As for the video recording, I personally use Adobe Premiere to edit my videos. I hope that helps.
Sir! Can u kindly pin the shopping site for me. Bcos i find lots of Thomann shopping site which might get me into scam. And will this be a good delivery to abroad contries as i was typing here in India?😊 btw I love the demonstration
Hi, here is the link to the Thomann’s official website in Germany: www.thomann.de/intl/millenium_mps_850_e_drum_set.htm I am not sure if they ship outside Europe, but you can give it a try. Good luck!
Unfortunately, I threw the box away, so I don’t really know. What I remember is that the height of the package was about 1.5m, and it was about 30-35kg, if that helps.
Hi Erik, yes, Thomann ships to USA, however, as the package is over 31kg in weight, there could be some extra costs applied. This is a good start for exploring the costs: m.thomannmusic.com/helpdesk_shipping.html
Hi, I can say that I am hitting the mesh and the cymbals quite hard when playing, and they seem to be just fine. However, my definition of hitting hard and yours may be very, very different :) I'd definitely allow for some adjustment time if you're just moving from the acoustic drum set to the e-drum.
Hi! I just bought this kit, but I’m running into a bug with the hi-hat controller (similar to this video: m.ruclips.net/video/2uA5798b0vc/видео.html). I haven’t been able to find a solution, I was wondering is you have experienced the same and maybe have a solution or any ideas?
Hi Basdev! I checked it on my end just now, and I've got no issues whatsoever :/ Two things I would try would be to lower the hi-hat pad so it sits right above the switch (the switch being that moving spring thingy on top of the hi-hat controller), as it's extremely sensitive. Also, make sure the hi-hat pedal goes all the way down when you press it. The sound switches to the semi-open hi-hat as soon as the pressure is relieved. Let me know if this helps, and good luck!
It's a bit of a mixture - I'm a little bit on the taller side, and the kit is definitely a bit on the smaller side. Oh, and camera adds 10 pounds, or so they say! :)
Most important piece of equipment for an unboxing video: A dog.
love the fact that you played ghost
This is one of the best, very broad and descriptive review I seen on yt! Thank you 🙏
Oh man, thanks, I couldn’t find a detailed video on the set, so I decided to make one myself. As you can see, I don’t post too often :)
Thanks Milane. I'm a guitarist for 20 years and always wanted to get a drumset and learn to play some drums. Going to order this set after watching your video.
Pozdrav iz Kopenhagena, sve najbolje! :)
Hvala, Aleksandre! I also spent a lot more time with guitars than drums, but it's a really fun instrument! Srecno s vjezbanjem ;)
@@milanmandich Yeah, I saw some of your other videos and realized you are rocking the guitar too. I'll swing by your channel in case I need advice. It's gonna be my first drum set. I bought a video course on Udemy, so wish me luck :-). Hvala ti!
@@JSBroadcast Of course, I'll be happy to help if I can! Have fun! :)
Great video these are on my radar and the Reaper lesson was amazing that you for all the details.
The unboxing part is quite helpful to figure out how to re-box it for transport 😜
This is a great review, love that you show how to connect it to ezdrummer :)
Thanks! I appreciate it!
I just ordered it today to Chicago, I’m excited hopefully it get here soon.
Congrats! Now you owe us a video of you playing :)
Hi Erik. Quick question. Your drum set was delivered from Europe? If so, may I know how much you paid (whole price set + shipping)? Thank you.
@@JavierSanchez-of7lf Yes I recieved it about 5 days after I placed the order in. The total was $684 with shipping. Shipping cost about $80. I did my research before I purchased this set. I was initially looking at the nitro mesh or donner 200 on Amazon. Both of those had good reviews but then I found the Millenum 850 and Tourtech m 22 that I liked more. I chose the millennium because they had better customer service and warranty. I was able to get on the phone with them right away to tell them to run my credit card again because it got declined for being a suspicios overseas transaction. If you look on the TourTech website, they don’t have contact number or email. Overall I’m very happy with the set and have no complaints.
@@Wowimhungry9 thank you so much for your kind response. I'm going to live in Winnipeg, Canada, in one month for that reason I wanted to have an idea about how much the set can cost, I know the price should be different. It happened the same to me, I was thinking in buying the Donner 200, which is not bad and cheaper, but I changed my mind when I saw the Millennium on internet.
Nice to see the pooch supervising ! 🥁🐕👍
Oh man this is gonna save me alot of money from not recording in the studio and its easier to set up than I thought
Ma, kakav advanced beginner, ti si pro u svemu sto radis. Ljubi te sestra!
P.S. Sve najbolje u Novoj medenoj Mili i tebi zelim! 😘😘
My drummer just got an E kit for recording. This video is gonna come in handy immensely
Oh thanks man, and good luck with the band!
@@milanmandich thanks dude!!
Plays the Mat and Pat theme me: ah a man of culture
Thank you for a clear and honest presentation 👌
yup gonna go for this one ig, everyone keep saying you won't find anything better for less than 1k
0:59 Doggo appears 1:11 Doggo disappears
Doggo got bored pretty quickly :)
Nice playing, and thanks for sharing this!
Hi, thanks, I'm glad if it helped!
I really like your explanation, greetings from Mexico
Thanks a lot, I appreciate it! :)
Muza z "Sasiądów" xD
Grettings from Poland! ;)
Now I need to check out your other videos to see if you have other 70’s movies playing in the background… ;-) thanks for a great review :-)
Hahaha thanks! I freaking love everything about that movie :) It's always in the background ;)
Thank you very much Milan.
Awesome review!
Amazing Explanation !!!
Thanks :)
Thanks for making this brodda! pretty tight on the demo as well. I imagine it would be pretty difficult at first trying to lock up like that? After being used to acoustic drums i mean? good job
Hi, thanks! Actually, I haven‘t played drums in quite a while before I got this set, but getting back to it was a lot of fun!
MIASMAAA YESSSS
Thanks for a great review! Helpful both to make me choose the kit and set it up. Maybe you are the drummer in Ghost. Who knows ;)
Hi Johnny! Thanks, I'm glad you find the video useful! Trust me, I couldn't even call myself a drummer, let alone be the Ghost's drummer, but thanks, I'll take it :)
Very nice review. Thank you very much!
Great work with your video, I'm on the hunt for my first edrums after 20 years playing acustic. My hunt led me here and your video really helped me on my decision. It's going to be ordered. Great play there, advanced beginner? Naa...
Hi Miguel! I'm glad if the video helped, make sure to share a jam session once you get the drums ;)
U GOT TO MOVE THE WRISTS DUDE, WHAT IS THAT? JUST ARMS? NO WAY MAN
Great video! Dont know how you dont got more subscribers and views, because this is high quality content man. But 3 years later, do you still use this kit and would you still recommend it? Is the durability still fine? :)
Nice! I went the alesis dm10 mesh studio route.....again. Finishing dialing this back in to superior and addictive drums. Got an old video of my original kit from years ago on my channel.
I had a chance to check out the dm10 a couple of years ago - it's a great kit, no doubt :) btw, great drumming!
Great video! I got the same kit early 2020 and thought someday I'd try connect it to a computer to record drums. Seems like it will work exactly as I expected as a midi device with a drum plugin on top in reaper! Also some decent playing at the end! I'm still only starting to learn haha.
Thanks! Exactly why I bought it as well - as a MIDI device, and it works nicely! Also, you'll get better and better so long as you enjoy playing - that's the point, right? :)
I feel like the drum set is a little short, is it too short?
I'm 6'5 so I understand it does look small, and don't get me wrong - it is compact, but I still managed to find a comfortable position.
Thumbs up for SimRacing Seat :-)
Keen eye! :)
Hi new subscriber here enjoyed your video Awsome drumming as well.. watching you from Australia 👍
Hi, thanks a lot, great to hear the video made its way Down Under :)
Hi dude i know im kinda late.... but i need some advice. Im an intermediate drummer i mainly do drum covers. I have some questions.
1. Are the sounds good for what i need it for ( in-home drum covers or maybe some small club gigs in the future?)
2. Is there any latency on these drums? I heard millennium has some problems with that.
3. Im 185. Idk how the kit would fit me?? Those are my concerns.
And it would be great if youd give me some small pros and cons
(Also im upgrading from alesis nitro mash kits is this one any better?)
Thank you my Balkan friend.
Cheers!
Marshal Zhukov, I see you swapped guns for drums :)
1. The sound is - well, ok, not the best sounding module, but it does its job. For recording covers, I'd personally connect the set to EZ Drummer. For a club gig - hardly anyone will notice the sound difference.
2. I haven't experienced any latency whatsoever, and I use a super long cable to connect the drums to my fairly old computer.
3. The kit IS compact, but I got used to it pretty quickly, and I'm rather tall.
In general - pros: cheap, durable with a variety of options. Cons: small pads, hitting the top of the cymbal to get the bell sound takes some time getting used to. Other than that, I haven't had any issues.
Lastly, I haven't really played Nitro, only Crimson and Strike kits, so can't help you there.
I hope this helps ;)
@@milanmandich Thank you very much! This helps alot in some of my "insecurities" about these drums.
Hvala ti, sve najbolje!
Thanks for the detailed overview, including unboxing! Like most people looking for their first eDrums, I've landed upon the Millennium, Alesis, or Roland options. Definitely tempted after seeing a bit more! I know you mentioned that you didn't use the inbuilt sounds very much, but how do they compare to any other modules that you've used before?
Hi Ben! Thanks! The sound is really not that bad, I may have been a bit too harsh, you can definitely make it work, but they do sound artificial to me. Rolands that I've tested have by far the best sound, but we're talking about 6-7K kits. Alesis sounds a bit more natural to me, but they're really not that far from what I managed to get out of the Millenium. They do have more voices though. I Hope this helps!
@@milanmandich thanks for getting back to me, appreciate it! I've tried out an Alesis Nitro Mesh in store but unfortunately there aren't many physical shops in my area that stock other options so trying to gauge about the module options from reviews like this
Nice dude.
That rocks. \m/
Step 1: Buy Millenium MPS 850
Step 2: Never use the onboard sounds
Step 3: Buy Superior Drummer 3
Kinda :) I mean, don't get me wrong, it doesn't sound bad, it's just - once you start using EZ/Superior - the other presets (not just Millenium) simply aren't a match. Again, just my opinion.
@@milanmandich 100% with you on this. E-drum manufacturers are too proud/scared to cooperate with Toontrack because their own sounds suck sooo bad! :D
Nice, sounds very good, just one question, does the ride bell on the kit work?
Thanks :) Yes, it does, takes a couple of days to find the right spot to trigger the sensor, but it works ;)
Is there a way to map one of the two crashes as a china crash? And is there a way to make it sound like a pearl reference one?
Hey Alessandro, check out Kenny’s video on mapping the midi drums: ruclips.net/video/ceTWomSAMeE/видео.htmlsi=dgV4VZCpEtCHHwjX
I believe you could drop the advanced beginner part did a beautiful job my brother good nice sticking keep on rocking I'm looking into buying an MP 850 myself for replacement on my leases kit your video was helpful thank you
Hey Matthew, thanks, I'm glad if the review helped. Good luck with the kit!
I'm thinking of getting an e-drum, and it seems this one fits the bill and is more than enough for a home-studio. Definitely, I also intended to go with a VST like EZDrummer, SSD, Superior Drummer, Addictive Drums, GGD, etc... as it brings the sound quality to a great level.
If anything it looked a bit "tiny" but.. how tall/big are you Milan? (in cm. if possible) ;P
Hi Beni, I'm 196cm tall. The max height of the middle bar - where the smaller toms are installed - can be raised up to 75cm (I lowered the bar a bit). I hope this helps. Happy drumming!
My 850 cones tomorrow
Hope it's as good as everyone says!!
Still happy with mine, give us an update once you set it up :)
@@milanmandich I will!
Not played for maybe 4 years but as a semi pro in an apartment I thought I will give it a shot!
Great video! Can you set it up for a left handed player?
Hi! Sorry for the late reply, I wasn't home, so couldn't reply until I checked - yes it can, you can basically just mirror the installation, and it should work just fine.
Odličan video, a još više mi se svidjelo kako ubijaš puru u ovom bubnju svaka čast...
Baš tvoj video me natjerao da pogledam ima li kod nas kakvih elektronaca i gle čuda nađoh jedan polovan Millenium HD 50. Dosta lošoja varijanta ali za imalo igre i početnike nije loša.
Nadam se da ću doseći bar 50% tvog levela :D
Eh da su BL da mi daš koji čas :D
Sve najbolje (ex)kolega
Hvala, hvala :) Bubanj je odlican nacin za borbu protiv stresa ;)
Hello I need help, I just want to ask if it will still have sound coming out if I'm not using any VST?
A je to :)
Either you're a giant or the kit is tiny / wide-angle camera?
:) A little bit of both - I am on a taller side, and the drum is more on the compact side
Nice content! How do you find this kit now (6-ish months later)? Thanks!
Thanks! I enjoy it as much as the first day, if not even more! No issues whatsoever, fingers crossed it stays that way :)
@@milanmandich Thanks for the info!
Is That Pat and Mat music in the background of the intro?
Yup :)
Good video!
Hey man, I have the same Millenium MPS 850 as u do, but unfortunately while I play and push down the high hat, I cant make that more "fluidic" high-hat sound by letting up the pedal, as I can on a classic drum set ? Is there a set up where I can set this mode or is it a disadvantage on this electronic drum-set which cant be solved ?
Hey András! Yeah, no, you can't . I was messing with it in the beginning, and I managed to get three diferent sounds from the hi-hat - fully closed, semi-open, open. It's one of the downsides of using an e-kit instead of the real thing, unfortunately.
Hey, great video! I'm wondering if there is a noticeable difference between the MPS 850 vs the MPS 1000 that could make it worth it to buy the MPS 1000
Hi, thanks! I haven't yet had a chance to try out the mps1000, so I don't know. From what I've seen so far, looks like a nice upgrade, but I don't think I could fit it in my room anyway :)
Thanks for the answer, really enjoy the video!!
This was great. I’m switching from logic to reaper right now and was wondering how it would work with my e drums so this helped me make the move. Thanks
To use plugins with the drums do you need to do anything on the drum module?
Hi, no, you just connect the drum set to the computer and that's pretty much it. You then select the plugin of choice in the DAW, and use the drum set purely as a midi input device.
Hi Milan, is it possible to insert external sound into the module via USB key
Sorry for the late reply, I totally missed this one - do you mean - listen to the music via USB, or adding sound libraries via USB? Music - yes, sound library - I am fairly certain - no :/
Thanks a lot for this video, I found it very informative. I am an absolute beginner and this will be my first drum set. Do you recommend Millenium 850? And also except drum set itself, drum carpet, and headset, what other accessories/software do I need? Appreciate your help 😊
Hey Amin, thanks! I would definitely recommend the 850, it's really great! I've had a chance to try out pretty much everything, from DIY e-drums, to over €5000 Roland hybrids, and this is a really good set. A drum carpet is a nice to have, but in no way - a must. I wouldn't recommend using the headset exclusively, because of health reasons, so here's what I'd get instead (assuming you've already got a PC, or a Mac):
1. A pair of near-field monitors (don't have to be insanely expensive - check out Adam, KRK, or Yamaha)
2. An external sound card (pretty much any Focusrite will do)
3. A pair of high-quality balanced monitor cables - to avoid noise
4. A USB extender
(if your computer is far from the drum set)
5. Digital Audio Workstation (Reaper, Ableton, Logic Pro...) - if you want to record your drums
6. Optional: Toontrack's EZ or Supperior Drummer - for the sound library
One important note: I can't recommend Thomann's support team enough - I contacted them a couple of times, and they were extremely quick and helpful with all of my queries, so if I missed something, I'm sure they would be able to help out.
Have fun playing the drums!
@@milanmandich Awesome man :) Thanks a lot for your time and detailed list, It is really helpful
Hello, nice vid btw. But I have one question, when i do your steps in reaper I don't get a single input, I enabled the input for the Millenium and selected the midi input for the drums but it doesn't work? What is the problem?
That's a great video man. Thanks for sharing. The kit looks pretty tinny. How tall are you? Asking because I'm 1,93 tall and height adjustments is important. Thank you
Hi Ruben, thanks! Yeah, the set is definitely on the smaller side, but still very comfortable to play. I'm 1,96, and I didn't have to raise the toms bar to the max. Btw, the max height of the middle bar is 75cm.
@@milanmandich Thanks for you attention.
Does the module have any additional inputs if you wanted to add an additional cymbal?
Hi (love the nick, btw)! Unfortunately - not, the trigger inputs on this module and in this configuration are both taken by the additional crash and the tom :/
@@milanmandich ah good to know, thanks for the reply!
I assume the sound with the original millennium sounds would be way……different to say the least, right?
Definitely!
Great review thanks!!!! i will have a similar setup in my home studio. my pc will be far away from the drum module so i will need at least 3 meters usb cable to connect it my pc. How long do you think would be acceptable for a usb cable to work properly (no signal loos, no noise etc) Thank you ;)
Thanks Kostis! My usb extension cable is 5m long and I don't have any problems at all! And it was just a cheap one that I got at Thomann, nothing fancy. Good luck with the setup!
@@milanmandich Thank you Milan ave a nice day ;)
Hello, thank you it was very helpful, but I have a solid sound delay when connecting to reaper, does anyone know how to fix it?
May I ask what CHAIR were you using in this video? Thanks in advance! :)
Hi, it's just a regular Ikea office chair - "Järvfjället" is the name of the model ;)
@@milanmandich ahh, okay, thanks! :)))
Is it possible to plug another bass drum pad? Maybe with some Y-splitter cable or something?
Hi, I’m not sure about the Y splitter, but the second input (talking about the 850 model) is taken by the third (ride by default) cymbal.
Love the hat!
Hi!Any problem about the kick pedal?I have to hit roughly to hear the pad sound, the others are ok...
Hi Israel! Not really, sometimes, when I play I kinda can't hear it well, but it in the recording - it sounds ok.
Thanks for the input, that was great!..... I'm on the verge of getting a kit myself ..... I've also been looking at the Fame DD-One XT Professional kit which is slightly more expensive as they have some more sounds as an upgraded kit but it is a slightly larger kit & space is a major issue for me so it may very well be the Millenium kit! My other issue is the software EZ Drummer 2 which I was looking at, problem is I don't have a desktop pc or laptop, I just have an Amazon Fire Kindle 10 inch tablet ...... ive been trying to Google whether I would be able to use the Kindle to connect the drum sound software to the edrums? ..... would you happen to know at all?! Great drumming BTW...... couldn't tell you were a beginner, advanced maybe but definitely not a beginner!! 😁👏
Hey Nick! Thanks, I really appreciate it! As for your question - I don't think you'll be able to use the EZ Drummer with Kindle, as it is available only for Mac OS and Windows.
Awwww you're welcome, credit where credit is due! 👌 ..... Thank you for the prompt reply! My only option is to either purchase a laptop then 🙈 ...... or ask my wife nicely to use her laptop & store the software on an external hard drive if that works! Many Thanks, keep up the great drumming! 😁👍
Thanks for the great review! What is the rack height of the kit?
Thanks, Antonis! The max height of the bar in the middle is 75cm, hope that helps ;)
@@milanmandich thank you! My height is 1.89m. Do you think that it ll be suitable?
@@Muzaoui8 For the reference, I'm 1.96
@@milanmandich Perfect! Thanks again!
Great video, do I need an external audio interface/card to run this rig in order to reduce lantency, or I can do it just with drumset/PC/Reaper and SSD 5.5 plugin for example.
Hi, thanks! I don't think you need an external audio, you should be able to connect it directly to the pc via usb, and there shouldn't be any latency, as the signal goes straight into the daw. Notice that I'm using "think" and "should" - I haven't used the ssd plugin, so can't say with 100% certainty, but it makes sense to think that it's gonna work the same as the ez drummer in reaper :)
@@milanmandich will try to set it up and start learning. Hvala brate :)
Nema problema :) Ja inace pustam samo gitare i mikrofon kroz eksternu kartu (zbog procesora), klavijatura i bubanj idu preko usb-a direktno kao midi uredjaji u pc. I da, naravno, zvucnici su spojeni na kartu.
Ja razumem samo malo srpsko/hrvatskog jezik. Pozdrav iz Bugarsko :)
Sh*t, sorry, I thought you were from Ex-Yu :) Do you want me to write the response again in English?
Hey! I'm thinking about buying this kit. How is the latency? Is there any? Thanks!
Hi, I haven't noticed even the slightest latency with my setup, hope it works out the same for you ;)
Do you know what power supply this has? Im in the UK so I'll need to get a different plug
also it looks like you need to raise your whole kit up a solid 30 cms 🤣
I think you should be fine with just a standard UK 3-pin plug. The adapter is 110-240V. As for the height - yes, I’m on a taller side, so I had to lift it up pretty much as high as it goes :)
@@milanmandich thanks for the info thats useful.
aha I only mentioned the height because Im also very tall, + female proportions so it makes me as leggy as a 6'4 bloke
And evey affordable ekit I tried out say ~10 years ago the rack were was too low that I just gave up on the idea of ekits. But looking again now.
if i setup the drums with reaper like you did, do i have to connect my headphones to my computer instead of the module?
Hi Arzzak, yes, either headphones (be careful), or speakers (healthier option) - connected to your computer ;)
Hi, write me please total weight of this drum machine?
Hi, if I remember correctly, it was about 30kg, together with packaging.
MIlanče, hoće li biti još ovakvih videa :D
Vjerovatno hoce (slicnih), ali trenutno prevladava ljenost :D
Hi! I just bought the same e-drum set but there is no sound coming out. The default headphones HP SIX does not fit in “phones” plug-in and without any headphones also I cannot hear when I play.
Do I have to use the software and connect with it first?
Hi, congrats on a new set! I didn't get the headphones, so I don't know about the connection - it's a standard 6.35mm in the module. Maybe you got a 3.5mm connector with your headphones. You don't need to connect the drumset to the computer, it should work with the headset only.
Yes great I found in the box now! Thanks a lot!:)
@@ecesuildz5344 Great, have fun! :)
hello, when using with plugin do you get only open and closet hihat positions or in between also?
Hi, I'm not 100% sure if I got it right, but there are three different midi notes when you play the hi-hat - open, closed, and kinda in between. However, it still simulates the real hi-hat really well. I hope this helps.
@@milanmandich thanks, have you tried to see with ez drummer plugin? or some other plugin if those three different midi notes work?
I'm only using the ez drummer, I haven't used any other plugins
@@milanmandich a ok thanks
Have you tried the 850 with ezdrummer?
Hi Randy, I am using it exclusively with the EZdrummer :)
How tall are you? This kit looks quite small
Hi, yeah, it's quite compact, but, for the reference, I'm 196cm (6.4ft)
My Neighbor took up the drums and he plays them at really inappropriate times, so I have decided to take up drums hahaha
Hi drummer. I have a big request to you. I want to upload my videos to RUclips, where l am present an electronic set. Please, how to connect the kit to a computer? What minimum parameters must the pc contain and what program is suitable for recording my videos?Thx
Hi, first, you should connect your drum set to the computer using the usb cable. Then, make sure you have a computer that can run a Digital Audio Workstation (Reaper is a great choice for a cheap, reliable, but still robust DAW), and you should be set. As for the video recording, I personally use Adobe Premiere to edit my videos. I hope that helps.
@@milanmandich Thank u.I will try that.Have a good day...
Sir! Can u kindly pin the shopping site for me. Bcos i find lots of Thomann shopping site which might get me into scam.
And will this be a good delivery to abroad contries as i was typing here in India?😊 btw I love the demonstration
Hi, here is the link to the Thomann’s official website in Germany: www.thomann.de/intl/millenium_mps_850_e_drum_set.htm I am not sure if they ship outside Europe, but you can give it a try. Good luck!
Thanks . Btw can u plis tell me the size of the whole package/parcel in terms of length n girth?
Unfortunately, I threw the box away, so I don’t really know. What I remember is that the height of the package was about 1.5m, and it was about 30-35kg, if that helps.
Thanks alot
Can this drum set be shipped to USA?
Hi Erik, yes, Thomann ships to USA, however, as the package is over 31kg in weight, there could be some extra costs applied. This is a good start for exploring the costs: m.thomannmusic.com/helpdesk_shipping.html
Beginner? Right!
Heh, luckily I haven't posted bloopers! :)
The sounds that come on the module if you could hit me back and let me know if they're satisfactory or not that would be great
They're all right, you can use them for gigs, but I would definitely recommend messing with the ezdrummer library for studio recording
@@milanmandich sir thank u for your time and input . Godbless you and all of yours Matthew Alan Kitchens 🤚
It comes with two pedals?
Hi, nope, I bought these separately.
@@milanmandich okay thanks
Hi i am hesitating of buying this drum but i don’t know if it really is durable
Hi, I can say that I am hitting the mesh and the cymbals quite hard when playing, and they seem to be just fine. However, my definition of hitting hard and yours may be very, very different :) I'd definitely allow for some adjustment time if you're just moving from the acoustic drum set to the e-drum.
@@milanmandich is possible replace the meshes with new one? The reseller sell the replacement parts? Thx
Hi, I believe it is, as far as I know, Thomann offers them on their website, but double-check for yourself, just to be sure ;)
Hi! I just bought this kit, but I’m running into a bug with the hi-hat controller (similar to this video: m.ruclips.net/video/2uA5798b0vc/видео.html). I haven’t been able to find a solution, I was wondering is you have experienced the same and maybe have a solution or any ideas?
Hi Basdev! I checked it on my end just now, and I've got no issues whatsoever :/ Two things I would try would be to lower the hi-hat pad so it sits right above the switch (the switch being that moving spring thingy on top of the hi-hat controller), as it's extremely sensitive. Also, make sure the hi-hat pedal goes all the way down when you press it. The sound switches to the semi-open hi-hat as soon as the pressure is relieved. Let me know if this helps, and good luck!
are the cymbals chokable?
Yes, but you should ask for permission first! :) Yes, they are, the motion needs a bit of getting used to though (sorry for the late reply :/)
is for children.... lookout the height
either you're a giant or those drums are tiny!
It's a bit of a mixture - I'm a little bit on the taller side, and the kit is definitely a bit on the smaller side. Oh, and camera adds 10 pounds, or so they say! :)
It really isn’t an honest review when using software like EZDrummer…