I have had this drum kit for 11 months now, and I'm have been extremely happy with it, i wont lie, the hi-hat controller kinda sucked so i did the upgrade found here on you tube and the kit has been flawless ever since, I'm super happy with this kit over the Roland TD-17KVX model!
I went with a go edrum hihat controller with a roland Cy 8 cymbal as the hat then used my alesis hat top for another cymbal using drumsplitter. Works perfectly!
As the owner of a Strike kit, I have to say I love the pads and the module. I've had it for almost 2 months now. I must admit though, the Alesis hi-hat is not good. No matter what parameters I changed, I just couldn't get a realistic open/close curve. So I ended up swapping it with a Roland VH-11, *and* I'm using my old TD-11 module just for triggering SSD 5 (the Strike module is on another e-kit for live gigs now). My current setup is the Alesis Strike pads, VH-11 hi-hat, and two extra Roland crashes for a total of 3. Love it!
Damn that is a good price, I was thinking 3,500. I watched this guy demo this kit the other day, it was alright, couldn't do any more than this kit (actually probably WAY less and only had like 12 kits in it). I was expecting like 1,900 they wanted fricken 7,500!!!!! I was like y'all can go kick rocks man...
I'm happy to see a company challenge Roland in this market. My only issue is that the Strike and Strike Pro kits use the exact same internal design as the DM-10 mesh drums, and are known to break and fail. Broken plastic trigger support plates, and shorted trigger wires seem to be very common even among those that support this kit. Basic mechanical improvements would make this a real threat to the $7,500 Roland kit.
I love the Short stacked Tom's question what woods are you using for the acustic electronic kit the reason why I ask because I'm thinking about building a real acoustic kit with real Remo Drum heads and drum mic's and using a 20x14 Bass Drum inquiring minds want to know how the Drums it's self sound like
They're promoting things that was big news about 1520 years ago like cymbal choke, triple ride, multiple samples regarding of dynamics and no one yet didn't do anything about round robin-ing samples of same hit. Playing sjngles still sounds like machine-gun
I own the Alesis Strike Pro Kit. The kit itself is an amazing kit! The Strike Pro isn't really a ready-to-play drumkit.. you have to adjust many things, but afger that.. it plays amazing
Wish they hadn't had issues. Was just going to buy one used for $1250, lady got rude with me so i Google them. To find out they've got some serious issues..... I'm so pleased; now that Roland td27 isn't so expensive after all......
I purchased the strike pro kit two months ago and still after countless efforts can't get the hi hats to trigger properly! Other than that I love the kit but it's caused me a lot of down time for recording due to hi hat issues!! Not Impressed! I will be purchasing Roland Equipment next!
The issue seems to be fixed with the latest update, however everything I've read simply says that tuning is required. Inconvenience, but whatever. Another thing some people are doing is buying a Rolan hi hat that is compatible with the Alesis SP
The sounds are excellent - especially the DW kits. The module is excellent - miles ahead of the competition. I found the 'feel' of the pads was also very good. That's where the plus points stop. The rack is cheaply made. The cymbals are not great at all - the 'choke' didn't really work on mine very well at all. The hi-hat is utterly dreadful - I swapped it for a Roland model. But the worst thing I found was that it simply wouldn't play in a band situation. The volume/frequencies from the other instruments caused the kit to mis-trigger making it impossible to play in a rock situation. Maybe I had a bad one? Maybe I was just unlucky? Who knows, all I do know is that I am very happy with my Mapex kit with Istanbul Cymbals - they do what they're supposed to do and, when I hit them, they always make the sound they're supposed to. My advice? Save up a few more Dollars/Pounds/Euros and go for a Roland or Yamaha - there is NO competition between them and Alesis. I got my money back after 6 months of utter nightmare...
I love my Strike pro kit but I was really hoping Alesis would come up with something new for the strike pro kit at NAAB. Some cymbal addition, or maybe some kind of extension or add on. Possibly s download. Maybe a better high hat.
I thought I wrote NAMM, not sure how I got NAAB on there. Lol. Love you Alesis. Keep up the good work. Also I would like to add some splashes to my kit. Send me something 😉
I got a replacement hi-hat from alesis because the trigger was defective and when I was gonna send it back their support said they don't use the same manufacturer for the hi-hat so I didn't need to send it back. So I think they are already being made with different hi-hats even tho they look the same
Jamie OConnor my issue was it would only register the bow sound, not the edge. And I had to have the alesis logo facing me for it to work, which is not how it's supposed to be, the logo is supposed to be on the other side
@@JonathanHolt1988 yeah, the logo is where the trigger is. It's not supposed to do that. I have to hold my pedal down right to get a good closed sound and when I pick up tempo, it starts missing notes. Not quite as bad as yours.
So did you ever improve the memory on the module I had one and it would take forever to load the kits and the effects would load even slower ..I play pro and I loved the sounds but this was huge reason I got rid of the module ..the snare breaking the plates was another you did improve that with a heavier plate ..I still have the pads and I have had a few returns for cymbals losing zones and foam falling over on the sensors but all in all for the price I can work with it ..I would give the module another chance if you came out with a new improved version ..cause like I said the sounds were outstanding shame you cheaped out on the build quality not road worthy unless your handy ...
They are releasing a new kit I believe next year, it is already set up and being sold in select stores, they fixed everything on the new model. Even better than this model.
I have this kit and I do not know if I just got unlucky or what but this thing not nearly as nice as this makes it out to be. The bell on my ride doesn’t even work. Should’ve bought a Roland kit honestly.
While all the ekit's have issues out of the gate the strike is holding its own it abosutly blows td50 sounds away and is within an inch of the mimic I actually liked strike better because every kit on mimic sounds similar
i agree its its so damn hard to set up , where the strike has all those kits ready to go ...i have a mimic , not happy with it ...its so fiddly its ridiculous ..i just want something thats there and ready to play ....and i like the drum sounds in the strike better , the only thing is it still only has stereo out ...no individual outs like the mimic ..and the yamaha DTX900 ....MAYBE THEY WILL FIX IN THE FUTURE
Roland ruled, when they had the trigger/mesh head patents til 2016. Now they can't lawsuit, and new edrum companies who actually want to evolve the edrum sector are emerging. Yamaha, unfortunately, hasn't launched anything since 2014 worth mentioning.
Sadly, Everywhere I looked - the reviews of Alesis drum products were 60% bad. Almost everybody says that they have this or that issue with the hardware and Alesis not helping/responding. Even our local reseller doesn't bring them. This is sad since this kits seems to have it all.
@@thomasl1260 A year ago I was looking to buy Electronic drums and my options were Alesis or Roland. In most of the forums I searched I found so many complaints about hardware issues that I went the Roland road. Also - in Many RUclips videos you may read so many bad comments from real ppl.
It's true. I had a Studio DM 10. I learned not to put a double bass pedal, cuz it couldn't handle the kick. It drowned the module. I had it replaced twice. And each time at Alexis was an act of Congress to get any response from them. And on the third time they took even longer to fix or respond, because they knew my warranty was running out. A total waste of $1200
I wouldn't say they're 60% bad, but there are way too many accounts of durability issues to feel comfortable buying it. I understand it's big bang for the buck and they had to sacrifice something for the price point, but I wish it wasn't durability and QC. Some of the built in hi hat sounds still suck too, which leads a lot of people to think there is something wrong with the triggering. It's really just how the module processes the sounds I think (abrupt cut offs and such), because the demos of this kit controlling a VST like Superior Drummer sound pretty damn good, hi hats included.
Supposedly they came out with firmware updates and stuff like that, that fixed the hihat, but I've also seen videos in how to fix the problem and I read the comments and people said it worked for them
it's been out Ive had mine for a year and used it live for 200 shows last year. YES THERE IS ISSUES, but the updates fixed them. This year ive gon to real cymbals/ ekit works fine
How can drum companies ship products with such synthetic sounds when they are all trying to create a kit that feels acoustic? Why not partner with toontrack or GGD and give their flagship kits actual value?
They are recorded samples of real drums, what i think your hearing is the same sound over and over which loses the human dynamic, maybe there should be a plus/minus 5% on the sound each trigger to vary it and sound more human.
You're actually on to something there Sam. If (when) I buy an e-drum kit I won't be using any of the sounds in the brain/module, it'll just be midi triggers for SD3. All I care about is how it plays and the number of zones.
I owned an Alesis. It looked incredible. Played incredible... Lasted two weeks. Then the dead spots start. Cymbals miss strikes. The snare sensors give out. Before long I was bringing it in to be serviced once a month. After three months I was so disappointed I brought it back and begged for a refund. Took the 1200$ and bought a real kit. There just simply isn’t anything better than a real kit. But if E-kits are the desire, look somewhere else.
@@mar.c1 i cant speak for all modules but from the ones ive tried out they tended to have that slightly synthesized tone where as the sounds with EZdrummer all sounded like studio quality drums
Much like basically all the drum modules out there, be it from Alesis or Roland, the drum kits don't sound natural at all. Software like Addictive Drums 2 sound waaaayy more natural than this. When will manufacturers finally understand that offering hundreds of crappy sounding drum kits isn't worth having only a dozen great sounding ones, with algorithms that make sure that the same sample is NEVER played twice in a row ! Geez.
They're getting less hateable all the time Zach....... many advantages to a kit like that for a whole lot of people. You need to think of it like a different tool and not a competitor to your acoustic set. But I get it.......
Let's talk about the shitty hi hat adjustment, then the extremely complex and useless modulesettings.... It's a cheap drumkit what costs a lot of money... I only can tell all of you: better buy the more expensive drums of Roland, there you get the quality for your money
krusher74 That maybe...but a real kit has unlimited dynamics and therefor thousands of sounds. Electronic kits only have a small selected range of those dynamics. You can hear the individual recorded samples. And the fact that the sounds are already processed makes it even worse...
very good presenter ,great timing at when to move on to the next feature
I have had this drum kit for 11 months now, and I'm have been extremely happy with it, i wont lie, the hi-hat controller kinda sucked so i did the upgrade found here on you tube and the kit has been flawless ever since, I'm super happy with this kit over the Roland TD-17KVX model!
4:10 damn
IKR!!!!!
Omg dat metal kit! 😂😂😂😭🤪🤪🤪🥞🥞🥞🍔🍔🍔🍔
That's what I'm saying 😂😂
Bruce Nguyen do u know what it’s called I can’t find it on my set
I lost my shit when he hit that "growling" cymbal.
I went with a go edrum hihat controller with a roland Cy 8 cymbal as the hat then used my alesis hat top for another cymbal using drumsplitter. Works perfectly!
I'm happy with my A to E kit+ atv module but i must admit this alesis actually looks pretty good and sounds good too.
I love Alesis Strike Pro Drum set!!!!
if only their hardware were as reliable as Roland , it would be top edrums.
I bought this kit back in Aug 18. Kit fucking rules!! I’m a metal guy and I’ve had no problems with it at all!
As the owner of a Strike kit, I have to say I love the pads and the module. I've had it for almost 2 months now. I must admit though, the Alesis hi-hat is not good. No matter what parameters I changed, I just couldn't get a realistic open/close curve. So I ended up swapping it with a Roland VH-11, *and* I'm using my old TD-11 module just for triggering SSD 5 (the Strike module is on another e-kit for live gigs now). My current setup is the Alesis Strike pads, VH-11 hi-hat, and two extra Roland crashes for a total of 3. Love it!
depending on how much you like experimenting with tech and configurations, you can get really creative with electronic drum sets
Well that's a really pro e-drum kit
Damn that is a good price, I was thinking 3,500. I watched this guy demo this kit the other day, it was alright, couldn't do any more than this kit (actually probably WAY less and only had like 12 kits in it). I was expecting like 1,900 they wanted fricken 7,500!!!!! I was like y'all can go kick rocks man...
the jungle kit is LIT!!!!!!!!!!
I wish they came in more colors than red. A black or chrome kit would be great!
Im getting one. The pro kit cant wait
I'm happy to see a company challenge Roland in this market.
My only issue is that the Strike and Strike Pro kits use the exact same internal design as the DM-10 mesh drums, and are known to break and fail.
Broken plastic trigger support plates, and shorted trigger wires seem to be very common even among those that support this kit.
Basic mechanical improvements would make this a real threat to the $7,500 Roland kit.
2:12 gave me a heart attack
I love the Short stacked Tom's question what woods are you using for the acustic electronic kit the reason why I ask because I'm thinking about building a real acoustic kit with real Remo Drum heads and drum mic's and using a 20x14 Bass Drum inquiring minds want to know how the Drums it's self sound like
That sounds amazing
They're promoting things that was big news about 1520 years ago like cymbal choke, triple ride, multiple samples regarding of dynamics and no one yet didn't do anything about round robin-ing samples of same hit. Playing sjngles still sounds like machine-gun
I own the Alesis Strike Pro Kit.
The kit itself is an amazing kit! The Strike Pro isn't really a ready-to-play drumkit.. you have to adjust many things, but afger that.. it plays amazing
Wish they hadn't had issues. Was just going to buy one used for $1250, lady got rude with me so i Google them. To find out they've got some serious issues..... I'm so pleased; now that Roland td27 isn't so expensive after all......
Great playing and demo! Drummer, who are you? We want to hear you play! :-)
Sounds darn good to me !!
I'm not one who cares for electronic drums, but this set sounds great. ? For anyone who plays electronic drums, can a person use regular cymbals?
If you wanna be like Neil Peart lol. Love the enthusiasm! Great demo brother.
what the hell is that kit with the growls? i dont hear it on my strike pro
he said make sure you have 4.1 you get extra kit samples
Number 72
I purchased the strike pro kit two months ago and still after countless efforts can't get the hi hats to trigger properly! Other than that I love the kit but it's caused me a lot of down time for recording due to hi hat issues!! Not Impressed! I will be purchasing Roland Equipment next!
The issue seems to be fixed with the latest update, however everything I've read simply says that tuning is required. Inconvenience, but whatever. Another thing some people are doing is buying a Rolan hi hat that is compatible with the Alesis SP
The sounds are excellent - especially the DW kits. The module is excellent - miles ahead of the competition. I found the 'feel' of the pads was also very good. That's where the plus points stop. The rack is cheaply made. The cymbals are not great at all - the 'choke' didn't really work on mine very well at all. The hi-hat is utterly dreadful - I swapped it for a Roland model.
But the worst thing I found was that it simply wouldn't play in a band situation. The volume/frequencies from the other instruments caused the kit to mis-trigger making it impossible to play in a rock situation.
Maybe I had a bad one? Maybe I was just unlucky? Who knows, all I do know is that I am very happy with my Mapex kit with Istanbul Cymbals - they do what they're supposed to do and, when I hit them, they always make the sound they're supposed to.
My advice? Save up a few more Dollars/Pounds/Euros and go for a Roland or Yamaha - there is NO competition between them and Alesis.
I got my money back after 6 months of utter nightmare...
Lit! 🔥 I think I'll buy this set
I guess I’m old school but cool. But you don’t have my set in there.
how much this drums??
The drum kit is great but the drummer is better!))))
3:17 WHAT IS THE SOUND HE PLAYS ON THE CRASH I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR IT FOR SO LONG
I believe it's a flexatone
Looks nice but I’m good with my Roland td30
Gotta love this guy. Sounds a lot like Michael Rooker.
I love my Strike pro kit but I was really hoping Alesis would come up with something new for the strike pro kit at NAAB. Some cymbal addition, or maybe some kind of extension or add on. Possibly s download. Maybe a better high hat.
I thought I wrote NAMM, not sure how I got NAAB on there. Lol. Love you Alesis. Keep up the good work. Also I would like to add some splashes to my kit. Send me something 😉
I got a replacement hi-hat from alesis because the trigger was defective and when I was gonna send it back their support said they don't use the same manufacturer for the hi-hat so I didn't need to send it back. So I think they are already being made with different hi-hats even tho they look the same
@@JonathanHolt1988 Thanks, I'll see if I can get something done with that. Mine misses notes. Is that what yours did?
Jamie OConnor my issue was it would only register the bow sound, not the edge. And I had to have the alesis logo facing me for it to work, which is not how it's supposed to be, the logo is supposed to be on the other side
@@JonathanHolt1988 yeah, the logo is where the trigger is. It's not supposed to do that. I have to hold my pedal down right to get a good closed sound and when I pick up tempo, it starts missing notes. Not quite as bad as yours.
holy shit that's amazing
So did you ever improve the memory on the module I had one and it would take forever to load the kits and the effects would load even slower ..I play pro and I loved the sounds but this was huge reason I got rid of the module ..the snare breaking the plates was another you did improve that with a heavier plate ..I still have the pads and I have had a few returns for cymbals losing zones and foam falling over on the sensors but all in all for the price I can work with it ..I would give the module another chance if you came out with a new improved version ..cause like I said the sounds were outstanding shame you cheaped out on the build quality not road worthy unless your handy ...
They are releasing a new kit I believe next year, it is already set up and being sold in select stores, they fixed everything on the new model. Even better than this model.
how much? what is the price? shoot me
Cooooooool 😊😊😊😊
So, u can load your own wav samples? How much internal memory?
Instrument samples and new kits are saved on an SD card. The kit comes with an 8gb SD card, but you can use your own (up to 32gb).
@@iconoclast1970 thnx
This guy is good
how much is that kit?
I have this kit and I do not know if I just got unlucky or what but this thing not nearly as nice as this makes it out to be. The bell on my ride doesn’t even work. Should’ve bought a Roland kit honestly.
While all the ekit's have issues out of the gate the strike is holding its own it abosutly blows td50 sounds away and is within an inch of the mimic I actually liked strike better because every kit on mimic sounds similar
i agree its its so damn hard to set up , where the strike has all those kits ready to go ...i have a mimic , not happy with it ...its so fiddly its ridiculous ..i just want something thats there and ready to play ....and i like the drum sounds in the strike better , the only thing is it still only has stereo out ...no individual outs like the mimic ..and the yamaha DTX900 ....MAYBE THEY WILL FIX IN THE FUTURE
@@glenabsolum778 that's weird. My strike has 8 individual outs in addition to sterio outs. Might want to check again lol.
Glen, look again my friend, it has individual outs.
Roland and Yamaha rule the edrum world.
not for broke losers like me!
ATV aDrums...
Yamawho? They have been stuck to the previous century.
atv and pearl are taking over
Roland ruled, when they had the trigger/mesh head patents til 2016. Now they can't lawsuit, and new edrum companies who actually want to evolve the edrum sector are emerging.
Yamaha, unfortunately, hasn't launched anything since 2014 worth mentioning.
That metal kit is amazing omg!!!😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻too bad I don't have the money
2 ply or 3 ply?
Sadly, Everywhere I looked - the reviews of Alesis drum products were 60% bad. Almost everybody says that they have this or that issue with the hardware and Alesis not helping/responding. Even our local reseller doesn't bring them. This is sad since this kits seems to have it all.
Where are the reviews 60% bad?
@@thomasl1260 A year ago I was looking to buy Electronic drums and my options were Alesis or Roland. In most of the forums I searched I found so many complaints about hardware issues that I went the Roland road. Also - in Many RUclips videos you may read so many bad comments from real ppl.
@@thomasl1260 everywhere
It's true. I had a Studio DM 10. I learned not to put a double bass pedal, cuz it couldn't handle the kick. It drowned the module. I had it replaced twice. And each time at Alexis was an act of Congress to get any response from them. And on the third time they took even longer to fix or respond, because they knew my warranty was running out. A total waste of $1200
I wouldn't say they're 60% bad, but there are way too many accounts of durability issues to feel comfortable buying it.
I understand it's big bang for the buck and they had to sacrifice something for the price point, but I wish it wasn't durability and QC.
Some of the built in hi hat sounds still suck too, which leads a lot of people to think there is something wrong with the triggering. It's really just how the module processes the sounds I think (abrupt cut offs and such), because the demos of this kit controlling a VST like Superior Drummer sound pretty damn good, hi hats included.
Wonder if they've fixed the hi hat playability issue that MANY owners have complained about...
Wasn't even mentioned.
Supposedly they came out with firmware updates and stuff like that, that fixed the hihat, but I've also seen videos in how to fix the problem and I read the comments and people said it worked for them
I'd like to just buy the module and use other pads, is just the module available for sale ? Anyone know
Yes it is,it's $749 I believe.You can find used ones on eBay and Reverb cheaper though,I bought mine for $180 on eBay.
@@Slicklickz that's great thanks for the info !
when does it come out?? :)
it's been out Ive had mine for a year and used it live for 200 shows last year. YES THERE IS ISSUES, but the updates fixed them. This year ive gon to real cymbals/ ekit works fine
Almost 2 years ago.
Excellent but was he avoiding the price😁?
5:04
No he said the price maybe pay attention
Dang, come play my kit! I want to hear it sound amazing. You play so effortlessly. How much you practice?
Ok but why would you buy that instead of acoustic counterpart?
Noise reduction mainly I think.. can put your headphones on and practice to your hearts content without the neighbours hating you!!
How about MIDI control and being able to record to your computer directly without a microphone setup?
DUDE THAT FECKING METAL KIT FUCKING OMG FUCKING NEED HOLY FUCK LOSING MY SHIT OVER THAT! MY NEXT KIT IS DEFINITELY THIS ONE!!!!
So $700 for a floor Tom and two cymbals
Right????
How can drum companies ship products with such synthetic sounds when they are all trying to create a kit that feels acoustic? Why not partner with toontrack or GGD and give their flagship kits actual value?
They are recorded samples of real drums, what i think your hearing is the same sound over and over which loses the human dynamic, maybe there should be a plus/minus 5% on the sound each trigger to vary it and sound more human.
You're actually on to something there Sam. If (when) I buy an e-drum kit I won't be using any of the sounds in the brain/module, it'll just be midi triggers for SD3. All I care about is how it plays and the number of zones.
Wait wtf was with the metal kit
SOMEBOYD'S avoiding the hi-hat
The hihat problem was fixed tho
@@williamperri3437 I heard it was fixed but idk cuz I dont own one
@@williamperri3437 it's probably the firmware I think
Yeah, it is fixed
And the alesis pro se sounds just as good
"Sky is the limit, just give me a minute" - Bop by JoJo Siwa
Gahhhh I wanna buy the new one the SE
Wow
Hey guys. You mind sending me one? I'm in need of a good drumset tbh.
I owned an Alesis. It looked incredible. Played incredible... Lasted two weeks. Then the dead spots start. Cymbals miss strikes. The snare sensors give out. Before long I was bringing it in to be serviced once a month. After three months I was so disappointed I brought it back and begged for a refund. Took the 1200$ and bought a real kit. There just simply isn’t anything better than a real kit. But if E-kits are the desire, look somewhere else.
♥️👍
Chokeable electric cymbals kept me on thia video for another 40 seconds
That drum kit looks like I'll be eating ramen noodles for the next two years.
Bought it! Lol
I have the kit!
Great kit and i can still eat normal
(I dont get the joke lmao)
@@stofzuigzakkie45 they were implying that they’ll have to eat ramen noodles after buying it because that’s all they’ll be able to afford
Those gutterals tho
My Roland TD-9 I bought used 5 years ago. Was 3500 new..... does all this same stuff
Smaller pads and the sounds are a tad dated. You can’t layer sounds on a td-9 or download new sounds.
I’m happy with my td-9k2 though.
Same here...
Wish I had one...
I'll stick with the Ddrum4.
3:17 wait a minute
Yes I got the joke
$2399 for this . I wish I had the money
I cringe every time he says module as "mahdjuhl". Also, it's Rosanna, not Roseanne. Kit sounds pretty decent.
Electronic drums are improving at about the same rate as hair plugs. They’ve gotten better over the years, but still miles away from being believable.
well with stuff like EZdrummer and superior drummer they make them believable
@@dmtracing56 Is EZ drummer and Superior drummer really better than just using the sounds of a module, Alesis Id believe that but not Roland
@@mar.c1 i cant speak for all modules but from the ones ive tried out they tended to have that slightly synthesized tone where as the sounds with EZdrummer all sounded like studio quality drums
@@mar.c1 You can literally load EZD kits into the Alesis Strike module. Can't do that on a Roland.
A nice big rack? Excellent!
these kits sound infinitely better than rolands, too bad alot the hardware is faulty
Do they though? Lol
@@drumyogi9281 yes
Haha I get it 2:36
Neil Pert...
Has more issues than coronation street.
TICKET TO OUT OF SPACE
Lol...he said Big Rack twice..I'm such a child.....
I don’t think he has ever heard metal let alone played it.
Sounds artificial, but getting close.
Much like basically all the drum modules out there, be it from Alesis or Roland, the drum kits don't sound natural at all. Software like Addictive Drums 2 sound waaaayy more natural than this. When will manufacturers finally understand that offering hundreds of crappy sounding drum kits isn't worth having only a dozen great sounding ones, with algorithms that make sure that the same sample is NEVER played twice in a row ! Geez.
shut up and take my money!!
Love my DWDrums because they are real acoustic drums, not computer fake.
hi hat does not work snare breaks after a few months and cymbals are trash
But Roland.
No meinl
Still hate electronic drums & triggers
They're getting less hateable all the time Zach....... many advantages to a kit like that for a whole lot of people. You need to think of it like a different tool and not a competitor to your acoustic set. But I get it.......
Let's talk about the shitty hi hat adjustment, then the extremely complex and useless modulesettings....
It's a cheap drumkit what costs a lot of money...
I only can tell all of you: better buy the more expensive drums of Roland, there you get the quality for your money
Игрушка для пенсионеров!
@alex sokolov: Поясните пожалуйста!
Legodrums, sounds like crap.
but its a recording of a real drum in a studio like you hear on a record
krusher74 That maybe...but a real kit has unlimited dynamics and therefor thousands of sounds. Electronic kits only have a small selected range of those dynamics. You can hear the individual recorded samples. And the fact that the sounds are already processed makes it even worse...
sounds like shit, but dang this guy can sell
A toy.
seems like a copy of Roland's stuff
This guy seems like a really nice guy...but he is a horrible presenter/salesmen