A bunch of tutorials on The Yamaha EAD10 here (how to add 5 triggers, tuning & muffling of the drums, placement of drums and using “a shield”, pitching the samples in the EAD10 to work with your drums & lots of sound samples) ✌🏻🤩 ruclips.net/p/PLgbNYrZECAo0iOn6icrfP5P2rZo_4cPSy
Hey it's good to see how you let people know how to fix their drum to make the sounds and everything you do to make it look nice and make it sound good
hey friend, thanks for the info! It seems to me that I have a problem with my triggers, I connect them but when I hit the drums they reproduce the sound several times, as if it were a rebound, is there a way to solve it? thank you so much, greetings from México!
@@juliomorales8571 Hi there! First question, how many triggers do you have, and does it happen to all of them? Regardless the answer it is most likely a problem in the sensitivity/velocity curve settings (but could also be a “crosstalk problem”, which means that the vibrations from one drum trigger another). In the menu on the EAD10 you can address both of these things. I would begin by going through steps in page 25-31 in the manual ⬇️ usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/9/1134019/ead10_en_rm_a0.pdf
I'm enjoying watching your videos I have a question. I was going to look at purchasing the DT 50 s for the snare drum and tom toms and a floor tom. The EAD speaker has a built-in trigger would you suggest getting a trigger to add to that or do you think the one that came with it is okay? My other question is once I get the triggers for the tomtom's for example, will it pick up the natural tone of the drums or do I actually have to change the sound going to the module and picking a TomTom sound as an example. I know I can pick the TomTom sounds but my question is will it still pick up the tone of my drums cuz I do like the sound of them without changing or using the sounds that came with the module? Thanks again for your time all the best and happy drumming
@@bpdrumstudio Hmm, I think I pretty much answered these questions in my previous replies. Most of the answers are in the tutorials in the pinned comment. However: I don’t use an extra trigger for the kick, I think the built in one works great! And (as explained in one of my tutorials) I think one should pitch the samples to resemble the pitch of the tuning of the drums. To my knowledge there’s no automatic feature that does this. Good luck! ✌🏻🤩
I’ve been googling like crazy but I can’t seam to find them 😳 They are “disc markers” and are commonly found in sport halls and with children’s gymnastics. All I find now is a nonstick version of rubber, but mine are made of foam and are a little slippery. Here’s a link to “rubber nonsticky” version so you at least know what it is 😅 www.google.se/search?q=sports+foam+discs+non+stick&tbm=isch&hl=sv&chips=q:sports+foam+discs+non+stick,online_chips:markers:hPO7igjwEUY%3D&prmd=sivn&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjL26Lft7b7AhX0AhAIHQzwD64Q4lYoAXoECAEQBw&biw=390&bih=656#imgrc=0CDwkD4-93no9M
Yes. You can connect up to 5 extra triggers. The kick and snare ports are dual triggers. So you can use a Y-cable splitter and take 2 inputs from there (but then the snare and kick only use 1 trigger-zone, which is fine by me). And then there is 2 single channel that you can use also. So 6 triggers channels in total with the kick 👍🏻
A bunch of tutorials on The Yamaha EAD10 here (how to add 5 triggers, tuning & muffling of the drums, placement of drums and using “a shield”, pitching the samples in the EAD10 to work with your drums & lots of sound samples) ✌🏻🤩
ruclips.net/p/PLgbNYrZECAo0iOn6icrfP5P2rZo_4cPSy
Hey it's good to see how you let people know how to fix their drum to make the sounds and everything you do to make it look nice and make it sound good
Great info on damping to help with triggering!
Thank you, glad to be of service 🙏🏻🤩
Beautiful, thank you
Glad to be of service. Thank you 👍🏻
New sound comparison demo of the EAD10 here:
ruclips.net/video/kASKxDjFmNA/видео.html
Me, my drums and some music. Enjoy! 🤩
ruclips.net/p/PLgbNYrZECAo1Jt5k6L71CgsvFdytl-N-Z
More tips & tricks for great sounds with the Yamaha EAD10:
ruclips.net/video/XC8ORWoOzYI/видео.html
hey friend, thanks for the info!
It seems to me that I have a problem with my triggers, I connect them but when I hit the drums they reproduce the sound several times, as if it were a rebound, is there a way to solve it? thank you so much, greetings from México!
@@juliomorales8571 Hi there!
First question, how many triggers do you have, and does it happen to all of them?
Regardless the answer it is most likely a problem in the sensitivity/velocity curve settings (but could also be a “crosstalk problem”, which means that the vibrations from one drum trigger another).
In the menu on the EAD10 you can address both of these things. I would begin by going through steps in page 25-31 in the manual ⬇️
usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/9/1134019/ead10_en_rm_a0.pdf
I'm enjoying watching your videos I have a question.
I was going to look at purchasing the DT 50 s for the snare drum and tom toms and a floor tom. The EAD speaker has a built-in trigger would you suggest getting a trigger to add to that or do you think the one that came with it is okay?
My other question is once I get the triggers for the tomtom's for example, will it pick up the natural tone of the drums or do I actually have to change the sound going to the module and picking a TomTom sound as an example.
I know I can pick the TomTom sounds but my question is will it still pick up the tone of my drums cuz I do like the sound of them without changing or using the sounds that came with the module?
Thanks again for your time all the best and happy drumming
@@bpdrumstudio Hmm, I think I pretty much answered these questions in my previous replies. Most of the answers are in the tutorials in the pinned comment.
However: I don’t use an extra trigger for the kick, I think the built in one works great!
And (as explained in one of my tutorials) I think one should pitch the samples to resemble the pitch of the tuning of the drums. To my knowledge there’s no automatic feature that does this.
Good luck! ✌🏻🤩
Curios on the foam disc in the toms ,what exactly are they
I’ve been googling like crazy but I can’t seam to find them 😳
They are “disc markers” and are commonly found in sport halls and with children’s gymnastics. All I find now is a nonstick version of rubber, but mine are made of foam and are a little slippery.
Here’s a link to “rubber nonsticky” version so you at least know what it is 😅
www.google.se/search?q=sports+foam+discs+non+stick&tbm=isch&hl=sv&chips=q:sports+foam+discs+non+stick,online_chips:markers:hPO7igjwEUY%3D&prmd=sivn&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjL26Lft7b7AhX0AhAIHQzwD64Q4lYoAXoECAEQBw&biw=390&bih=656#imgrc=0CDwkD4-93no9M
@@flowerlandofjohnthank you
Are you running your triggers into the EAD 10?
Yes. You can connect up to 5 extra triggers. The kick and snare ports are dual triggers. So you can use a Y-cable splitter and take 2 inputs from there (but then the snare and kick only use 1 trigger-zone, which is fine by me). And then there is 2 single channel that you can use also. So 6 triggers channels in total with the kick 👍🏻
And once connected they are all volume-controlled from the same dial on the EAD10. Super smooth. Strike one drum and adjust, strike next adjust etc.
Here’s a tutorial of how to connect 5 extra triggers to the EAD10 👍🏻
ruclips.net/video/B737ieTS_x0/видео.html
@@flowerlandofjohn thank you!
New sound comparison demo of the EAD10 here:
ruclips.net/video/kASKxDjFmNA/видео.html