2Box Drumit 5 MK2 electronic drums sound module demo with drum-tec diabolo series
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2020
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It's a great time for electronic drums & drumming, so many different setup options to chose from! Today we've set up one of our beautiful diabolo series electronic drum kits & some Roland e-cymbals with the new 2Box Drumit5 MK2 sound module.
The kit setup in detail:
2Box Drumit5 MK2 sound module
18" diabolo series bass drum
10", 10", 12" diabolo series toms
13" diabolo series Hand Hammered Snare
Roland VH-11 HiHat Controller
Roland CY-12C & CY-13R crashes
Roland CY-15R Ride
You can find all kit components here in our online shop:
www.drum-tec.com/2box-drumit-...
www.drum-tec.com/pads
www.drum-tec.com/cymbals
www.drum-tec.com/hardware
🔥 Need help finding the right kit? Talk to us and we'll help you: drumt.ec/kit-finder 🔥
Please comment or ask any question you might have. You can also get in touch with our service team directly through service@drum-tec.de
Video shot @ drum-tec West / Spytunes Recording Studio, Mainz. Drumming & production by www.ralfschumacher.eu
#2box #drumtec #edrums 
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That's unfair, this guy can make a cooking pan and two plastic plates sound like a dream kit...Way too talented !
Still in love with my Drum It 3 :)
:-D thank you very much!
Seriously... I almost want to discount everything I hear from him, because it all sounds so good!
This is true. They should demo with beginners.
I didn't know the 2Box module was still being made. It sounded great years ago and it sounds great now!
Hi Alexis, this is the new MK2 version :) kind regards!
I can stay all the day listening your demos, extraordinary sound. This module is really a serius option , the kit is fantastic, obviusly. Congratulations again.
Thank you so much Mario! :)
Excellent playing and the module sounds very good!
Thank you Paulo! :)
After listening to tons of modules, ive come to the conclusion this is the most realistic sounding one, next to the Pearl Mimic. Efnote is also pretty good but a bit flat sounding and withh a bit more machine gunning
In my personal experience triggering/playability of Roland, PMP or EFNOTE modules is significantly better & more realistic apart from the sounds. You might also decide to use external sound libraries like Toontrack EZD3 through midi for studio use f.e.:
ruclips.net/video/2AIiIqNWHTc/видео.html
Feel free to get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de for further assistance if you like. Kind regards!
As always, Roland Cymbals have great response and are compatible with nearly everything
How is this pertinent? Have you tried Yamaha cymbals, the have 3 zones and 1 cable, not too mention when they have to be repaired you just call Yamaha and you can purchase spare parts unlike the evil empire.
@@DivisionStreetDrums I have Yamaha Cymbals and I could never make them trigger well with my Roland TD30 module. Maybe it's me... no idea
Great sounding module! straight out of the box.
I see what you did there. ✌️📦
@@Havron 🙈🥁
Sounds great.
This is the best sounding electric kit I’ve ever heard!
Seems they have got to the stage it doesn't sound fake when you play fast.
It's the they micd it.............
2 box is a superior drum module with open architecture multilayered samples. Like superior drummer in a box
@@jalmedina20 huh … you don’t mic an ekit lmfaooooo
Its jaw dropping to notice that even the high end roland module from today can't match this as far as sound and anti-machinegun functioning is concerned.
It sucks that most manufacturers just gave up making good sounds in hardware and assume everyone wants to use a laptop
Quelle maîtrise !!
Merci beaucoup! :)
Love to see JD Beck do a Drum & Bass Session on these!!
:-D
It's good sound !
Well , very much better than the grew 9 i heard this morning...
Great demo Ralf. I believe some of the guys behind the Drumit module were developers of the Clavia ddrum4se module back in the 90s, one of the best drum modules ever. I would love to see you demo the Ddrum4se if you can find one and see how it sounds on your ekit.
Thank you Paul! :)
still have one :)
I have the 2Box drumit 5 mk 1 module with a 64 GB card connversion. My diy snare plays like it has positional sensing. On the snare I'am using 2 different edge triggers mounted @ 11 o'clock & 1 o'clock into the 2Box and a 3rd smaller 27mm center mounted trigger (Quartz percussion lowest sensitivity) plugged into my TD11 that adds dry Roland sounds. I'am right handed so the 35mm tigger @ 11 o'clock is the most sensitive (Quartz percussion). There is an Extreme trigger @ 1 o'clock it is medium sensitive with a high threshold setting has the same snare file but tunned +0.1 and a decay of 1.5 -2.5 that is plugged into Tom 1. Hitting the mesh snare head at different sides and at different dynamics triggers 3 different layers of sound, diy positonal sensing. With a guitar ABY pedal I plug the kick into both the TD11 & 2Box modules. Only the snare & kick are connected to the TD11. Different TD11 kits will change the tuning, tone, snare buzz, ring and kick fattness of the combined drum sound. The 2Box open sound does benefit from the fat tight attack Roland snare & kick sound. The 2Box headphone output is plugged into the TD11 aux input, so I can still use the metronome and coach function. The 2Box sounds are superior and you can make & play your own multilayered samples. I hope this help 2Box users get positonal sensing.
realmente me ha gustado mucho el sonido de este módulo, más incluso que el módulo roland
i am your big fan
Thank you!
@@drumtecTV sir i can't belive you replied my comment
thankyou so much
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i wonder if Drumtec would pimped out NuxDM7X .. that would be awesome!
Great playing, i was wondering how easy is it to set up the hi-hat?
and would this work with the atv or alesis hats.
How smooth is the setup/compatibility with roland cymbals and a Drum-Tec Jam kit? I know they had some issues with Roland hi-hats before I believe
Hey Rocky, please get in touch with our service team through service@drum-tec.de for any further product related questions! Kind regards
Awesome playing as always.... Your easily one of my favorite drummer along the likes of Weckl. You got album or songs we could purchase?
Hi, thank you so much! You can find more info on www.ralfschumacher.eu, kind regards!
Awesome work on the drums! You make any kit sound good! Is the maple kit custom sounds or stock mkII?
Thank you very much Sebastian, all kits from the demo are stock MKII kits :) Kind regards!
For the moment I would say, this is as close as you can get to a VST. Still thinking about the MK II module as a replacement for my TD-17+EZD2. Simply so I don´t need to start the computer every time I want to practice, get rid of the cable snake and being able to add some more pads. Not to mention the fact, that with EZD2 you are not able to play rim clicks on the toms... Only problem is, the moment I decide to go for the Drumit 5, I also want to go for the Diablo pads or more likely the Pro series and than it gets very expensive very soon XD
nah the pearl mimic pro is the closest to a vst.
@@PEP. yeah, because it uses a vst...
@@Wollestar it isn’t in a computer though, so technically it isn’t a vst, but if you consider built in module software to be a vst then you are rifht
Witch hi hat and ride cymbal would you recommend for the 2box ? Does the vh10 need any adaptor to work properly ?
No you don't need any additional adaptors for using Roland cymbals with the new MK2 model. Kind regards!
What audio interface/soundcard do you use for recording?
Hi, I am using a Roland Octacapture Interface for recording. Kind regards!
I have this diabolo kit and just aquired the mk II module. Are you able to share the trigger settings used for this combination?
Please get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de to get those. Kind regards!
Me: "This module sounds like... naah"
Ralph: "Hold my beer"
Man you can really make any drums sound great!
:-D thanks Andre!
This Module sounds almost like a real acoustic Snare, so Nice and close to VST sounds... Great.
Ralph, if you compare this MK2 with the TD50 Well worked in parameters and sounds, wich one is best for you people of DrumTec???
Thank you Rodrigo, well it's always hard to compare sounds, as sound preferences are very different & subjective. But concerning playability & functions/featurers, I would still prefer a Roland module for the easier setup, better playability/triggering and features like the digital Roland pads, positional sensing on the snare etc. You can still use your midi out to get great sounds from Superior Drummer or other external libraries:
ruclips.net/video/Ga720o4oe6M/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/KKLVQlJCDWc/видео.html
Kind regards!
drumtecTV OK Ralf, Thanks for the vision and the answer...
Really want the 2Box Drumit 5 MKII module, but can't find a US dealer! Sent emails to a few dealer in EU and UK with no responses...
Please get in touch through service@drum-tec.de if you like, we ship internationally! :)
www.drum-tec.com/2box-drumit-5-mkii-sound-module
Kind regards!
Does it work with Roland multi position snare ? If yes wich model would you recommend ?
What snare do you mean? :) The 2Box modules are neither compatible with Roland's digital PD-140DS snare, nor do they support positional sensing in general unfortunately. Kind regards!
Are all the Roland pads compatible with the module?
Hey Jerry, yes they should be. Not sure about the newer Roland VAD pads with the 3 popint trigger system though, but you should be able to make them work too probably. Kind regards!
my drumit five isn't nearly this responsive with my hi hat, maybe the mkii is better?!
does this module work with atv cymbals?
Hi, in theory it should be, since it is compatible with the Roland cymbals and ATV cymbals on the other hand are fully Roland compatible. But I haven't tried it first hand, if you want to make sure you can get in touch through service@drum-tec.de! Kind regards
So it's now compatible with other brands? I remember there was a problem with the first Mk5 with the cymbal compatibilties with other brands.
Hey Maikel, yes the Drumit5 is compatible with drum-tec / Roland pads and other models, you can find more info here:
www.drum-tec.com/2box-drumit-5-mkii-sound-module
Kind regards!
I have first MK5 and use all pads and cymbals from both Yamaha and Roland without slightest problems. Only hihat has to be from 2box
@@janisragels9612 Or you could use the Zourman converters with the MK1 :)
www.drum-tec.com/zourman-2box-hihat-conversion-roland-fd-8-fd-9-vh-10-vh-11?number=1006198
Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV Yes, you are 100% correct. Or other less popular 2box hihat conversion kits :)
Why do these toms not machine gun, and Roland's do. Is the HH good? or do you just make it look good? Is it better than the TD-27?
You can make the Drumit toms/snare machine gun if you want to. Just make layer adjustments in the menu. But without that effect - yeah, these sound much more natural :)
Hi Ralf. How about a new 2 box 5 mk2 video with the new EZ drummer, it's time. Lol?
Still efnote, roland , yamaha, and atv does not sound good as this module. The amazing sounds of the 2box modules is insane.
I hoped it had a better triggering and a easier module then it could be the best module out there.
Now its still Mimic pro but its too expensive if you ask me.
Rick van der Bruggen should come up with his new Drumit 6 module!
I had a Mk I for a while, insane toms, great fun but I don't think I could live with them live with a band, they are almost comical, can't but think of Miami Vice and those RotoToms back in the 80s. :-) I think this module (apart from being awesome in its own right) should be used for hosting SD 3.0 or another VST. My question is; how many SD3.0 kits would fit at one time on the module? I'm guessing one? The next spare grand I have I will be on the phone to Drum-Tec. As always Ralf is a beast.
Thank you Charlie! :)
About 20 SD3 Kits on 32 GB
Hallo, ich habe ein ATV aDrum - artist series extended Set mit einigen zusätzlichen Toms und Becken:
Kick - ATV
Snare - ATV
Tom1 bis 5 - ATV (ohne Rim Belegung, Splitkabel)
HiHat - ATV
Cymbal 1 - ATV
Cymbal 2 - ATV
Ride - ATV
China - ATV
Splash 1 - Roland CY5
Splash 2 - Roland CY5
Das Ganze aktuell an einem Roland TD-17 mit eurer Live Sound Edition und zusätzlich einem TM-1 und SPD20, alles über ein Yamaha Mischpult zusammen auf Kopfhörer gemischt.
Leider habe ich das Problem, dass die gesplitteten Eingänge nicht zuverlässig triggern, wenn zusätzlich der Maininput gespielt wird.
Ich spiele nur 1 schön zusammen gestelltes Akustikset (am TD-17 das DW - Set) und benötige keine weiteren Spielereien oder Umstellereien von Sets.
Gerne hätte ich die Möglichkeit alle Pads in einem Modul zu betreiben und ggf. auch per Midi am Rechner mit z.B. EZ-Drummer zu verwenden (bisher noch keine Erfahrung damit).
Bisher hat mich mein Mischmasch aus 3 Modulen immer davon abgehalten und hätte gerne alles in einem Modul oder über Rechner steuer/triggerbar.
Erst hatte ich mir das Pearl Mimic Pro und TD50X Package als Upgrade angesehen... aber mich schreckt der Preis doch etwas ab, zumal ich viele Funktionen einfach nicht brauche und das Set nur daheim zum spielen für mich eingesetzt wird (nicht professionell).
Jetzt bin ich über das 2Box Drumit 5 MK2 gestolpert.
Wäre dies ein Upgrade zu meinem TD-17? Und kann ich meine ganzen Pads hier anschließen (15 Eingänge sollten ja reichen, ich weiß aber nicht, ob div. Pads von mir hier mehrere Kanäle belegen?)
Alternativ hatte ich schon überlegt 2Stk. TD-17 zu verwenden um die benötigten Triggereingänge zu bekommen, aber auch hier wieder das Problem mit dem betreiben über EZ-Drummer?
Bin für alle Alternativen und Tipps offen. Danke!
Hi, wende dich mit deiner Anfrage bitte einmal direkt an experts@drum-tec.de oder klingel mal bei unserer hotline unter 05152/698860 durch. Die Jungs helfen dir gerne weiter!
Not even mimic pro have this quality
I think the Mimic is a great module too, different features & sound flavours, in the end it's a matter of personal taste & needs :) Kind regards!
2box all the way.....2box is outstanding
@@drumtecTV That's a kind of saying, "LoL."
@@saltygh0st124 ;-D
What drum module would say is the best under $1000?
You might check out the EFNOTE 3, also a Roland TD-17 is great for the price & you can boost it with drum-tec Sound Editions:
ruclips.net/video/wWd-BzmNqO0/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/zumrrgRxJUE/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/SDaefx6Mk5U/видео.html
Feel free to get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de for further assistance if you like, kind regards!
how many extra pads or cymbals are these capable?
Hi, you can find more info on the module over here:
www.drum-tec.com/2box-drumit-5-mkii-sound-module
Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV thanks. Can i make my td17 slave module to this? Is this better than td27?
@@lowag3144 Please get in touch through service@drum-tec.de for any further product related questions! :)
I wish your kits were more affordable. I would love to upgrade my td17 with some larger shells and pads but I’d be $3000 just to upgrade the pads with your products. Oh well
Hey Lionel, you might start with the 18" diabolo Real Feel bass drum & a 13" diabolo Hand Hammered snare possibly, which will elevate your kit on a different level already :) the toms can follow up later? Feel free to get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de at any time for further assistance, kind regards!
how many cymbals can hou ad to that module
HI, you can find more info on the module over here:
www.drum-tec.com/2box-drumit-five-mkii-sound-module
Feel free to get in touch through service@drum-tec.de for further assistance, kind regards!
@@drumtecTV because i can see that there are 6 inputs for the cymbals and 4 toms so i really want to know if thats true
Please contact me, I’m serious about buying a new electric kit, and would be interested to know what you think is best. I’m really impressed by this sound.
Hi, please get in touch through service@drum-tec.de for further product info & help chosing your dream kit configuration. You can get any compatible pad/kit/module configuration that you like best from drum-tec (we ship internationally):
www.drum-tec.com/
Kind regards!
Hey, Ralf! Great playing! One question: Ihave td50 using superior 3, bit the two first kits here sounded like a little revolution in the small/simple module-world, making it a very good option for live use. (Simplicity and lack of bulk;) Is the playability on par with the roland td 50 module?
Hi, thank you! :) playability & triggering, as well as ease of use are much better with any Roland module. While the 2Box modules have some interesting sounds indeed, it was very hard to tweak trigger functionality (for me). Kind regards!
Here I go again ... the search continues ... fully compatible with ATVArtist?
Hey Garry, please get in touch through service@drum-tec.de for any detailed technical or product related questions. Generally speaking, they should be compatible, as Roland & ATV are fully compatible, so the drumit5 MK2 should also be able to handle the ATV triggers with the correct trigger settings. But I haven't tried that myself yet, the service guys might know more than I do :) Kind regards!
drumtecTV awesome. I’ll speak to tech support. Love the channel. Xxx
@@garrycraig2095 Great, thank you Garry!
Ich habe das Drumit5 MK2 ausprobiert. Meiner Meinung nach absolut unausgereift - 3 Abstürze des Moduls innerhalb 30 Min / ATV Hihat wird ohne Zusatzmodul nicht erkannt / Bedienung sehr umständlich. Für Live Zwecke deswegen keinesfalls möglich aufgrund des instabilen Systems. Pearl Mimic ist zwar mehr als doppelt so teuer, dafür funktioniert alles tadellos
Hallo Hannes, das klingt nach einer fehlerhaften SD Karte. Das Problem ist bei 2Box bekannt & die Karten werden im Bedarfsfall kostenlos ausgetauscht. Nichtsdestotrotz ist das Mimic ein super Modul, eins schliesst das andere aber ja nicht aus ;) Viele Grüße
seems to machine gun more than the original mkI version.... hm... especially on the snare. I don't really like the snares. What do you think, Ralf?
I actually am not sure if the Drumit5 uses round robin samples, I guess not. But the older MK1 did not neither, so technically speaking they should be doing "the same" thing in a way :) kind regards!
Just get an edrumin and forget all modules…
To be honest, MK 2 sounds different than the first DrumIt 5. A bit more machine gunny.
holy shit...you're right...wtf is wrong with 2box... Drumit 5 is close to say that sound is almost like a real drum but this module ... WHATTT ??? :/
You are speaking about different kits, not about sound module. The core of both modules is the same.