Interesting. I purposely work on trying to balance my sound, so that the hi hat is a bit softer than the snare and bass drum. You could try lowering the kick drum trigger.
thank you! studio reverb is my go to scene. i set the as per instructions -pretty simple - just make sure level not too hot/high. i set it at home in the studio so i can tweek it as opposed to setting it on the gig
Hey Man,Nice one for uploading this video,I've been using a Roland Tm2 but want to make the switch,This video is great because I see many vids in a rehearsal room environment but none live and this is perfect!
most gigs i play require using drum mics- and sometimes there is only a basic sound system, so i provide my own mics, this is very easy and convenient to use plus use have the ability to add triggers, effects, reverb, compression,etc.
Hey Bobby. Question buddy. This is all ran to the pa yes? Sub mixer 1st? (If any) having a hard time just getting the unit to function properly just runong a mono line to a 4 ch head then to the speakers. Any help is greatly appreciated and ps you still soind great
thanks so much! no submixer - direct 1/4" into board- high quality Allan & Heath digital board or something similar- with really got mic/line pre's - i would make sure gain structure is set well. set trim first then bring up level - should come out of the subs and top speakers
Thank you, awesome video, but my favorite part? Your amazing style, great time, energetic & CONCISE drumming! In you I see what bandleaders ask for & rarely get: time with a minimum of flashy fills & unnecessary show-off chops; you just play the music so good! I love it! (I'm gonna study this video a lot & try to steal your great vibe, muhahahaha!!:)
How do you get the Yamaha ead10 to make noise besides using headphones? I'm trying to play loud in my room without using headphones. I know there is a aux for it but do I need a speaker if so what is a good budget speaker to buy.....Any help pls
you can plug it in directly into an amp/ mixer w/ speaker- L/R output 1/4" - there are many options depending on how much volume you need/budget/etc. ypu can try speaking to someone at sweetwater.com they are very helpful
1/4" cables out of the EAD10 L&R for stereo or just one 1/4" for mono (which i use often) and it goes directly into a channel on the mixer- as would any other instrument. some digital mixers only have XLR inputs in which case you would need a direct box which many sound people carry with them.
i have some more recent clips that do have a better balance check my RUclips channel - besides, for a live gig cymbals always get picked up from vocal mics, etc. i would not try boom over the shoulder because i would lose the bass drum trigger option which is great. also you don't get much bleed from other instruments when it's in the bass drum hoop. Thanks!
i rarely use the trigger sounds (which are only for the bass drum- or an external pad plugged in) - although some of the bass drum trigger sounds are great, the basic reverb kit or compression settings are just the stereo mic - and you can always turn off the trigger
Hey Bobby, do you know how to send just your kick trigger through L/R and nothing else (nothing that the mic picks up). Sending audio out live has been a nightmare of feedback and awkward mixing. Pretty much every venue I play has decent mics, I literally just want my kick triggered live. The mic is excellent for live monitoring, so I want the mics still picking up audio and sending it to my headphones.
good question- i wanted to do something similar and i reached out to Yamaha Support and they were very helpful- you may want to reach out to them- if i find out any more info, i'll let you know- thanks
@@bshubo thanks for your response!! I did reach out to Yamaha and unfortunately they mentioned it's not possible to have separate levels from audio going to headphone vs. what's being sent to FOH via audio out. In this way, if you want mic audio in your headphones, that same level is being sent through audio out. I really hope this is addressed in the next product iteration
Greg Glenn it can be done. You just have to go into the settings, and turn the gain on the mic down to where it won’t make a difference in FOH, but in your mix it will still be audible. Then adjust the levels of the trigger up. Hope that helps. It’s really just a lot of trial and error!
congratulations on the video and the drum sound. I read about The Yamaha ead10 and about using it for live shows. was your band in using guitar and bass amplifiers? I read that if you use amplifiers the Yamaha microphone can pick up these sounds. did you notice it when you used it live? or is it imperceptible? I thank you!
@@bshubo I wonder if my unit is defective. All is fine in my practice studio, but take the EAD10 to a gig, and lots of distortion. I send L/R main outs to our board for in-ear mix. EAD10 volume at halfway, everything clipping. Do you use the supplied cable pair between module and trigger/mic?
I would use in-ears with this, but dont want to deal with a personal mixer (Im trying to simplify). Can you hear the processed sound of the drums well through the monitor as opposed to the natural sound of them? I hope that makes sense.
C Drummys this unit works fabulous with in-ears. I don’t use a separate mixer though. I’m fortunate enough the bands I play in, use digital mixers, so there are apps available to download to your phone, iPad, etc. and you can control your entire mix. The EAD is an awesome tool!
many boards have both XLR and 1/4" line in - I do have a DI Box but most sound companies have DI Box if their board does not have 1/4" input@@rubenduartejr.7168
@@BruceFuchsTV stereo mic for EAD10 is attached to the bass drum rim so depending on other surrounding sounds, it can sometimes pick up part of the band. on this particular gig there were floor monitors nearby so the EAD10 picked that up- i've had situations where everyone had in-ears so the EAD had hardly any of the band leaking in- thanks!
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Holy cow dude that snare is perfect! All of it is good. You are an excellent drummer!
thank you!
First ead10 video with a great snare sound.
el estepario?
I swear this unit is specially made for us cover drummers. Great stuff.
Fr im waiting for mine rn:((
I'm waiting too, mine is coming next Monday... @@NECRODOOMFX
@eddidrums dude its amazing. If you gave any questions lmk ive been playing with it
@@NECRODOOMFX If you want to connect a phone for recording/filming, is it possible to use the l/mono plug with an adopter for that?
Mate, your drumming is awesome... Love the energy!
THANKS!
Sounds great, but I think the recorder leaves the Hi Hat is way low in mix. I'll probably return mine unless I can find an answer.
Interesting. I purposely work on trying to balance my sound, so that the hi hat is a bit softer than the snare and bass drum. You could try lowering the kick drum trigger.
Excellent! My AED 10 is coming tomorow...
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Ciao ..ottomo suono complimenti!!
Posso chiederti come hai settato la centralina? Quale scena hai usato??
Suoni senza cuffie
thank you! studio reverb is my go to scene. i set the as per instructions -pretty simple - just make sure level not too hot/high. i set it at home in the studio so i can tweek it as opposed to setting it on the gig
Hey Man,Nice one for uploading this video,I've been using a Roland Tm2 but want to make the switch,This video is great because I see many vids in a rehearsal room environment but none live and this is perfect!
This appeared into my recommendations a day after I finished charting the first song in the video lol, good timing
Great playing!
thanks!
Good drumming, nice sound!
thank you!
Sounds great brother. Can younplz explain your ead set up to foh? Thx
thanks! 1/4" cable into board - that's it. if you want to get fancy; 2 - 1/4" cables- left and right
Fantastic playing
thanks!
Yes sir!
Thank Jesus. I'm not the only left handed drummer....We are a dying breed.
Actually the camera is flipped... Jk lol
Yes! Thank Jesus! Especially for this particular video!
Louis Cole?
sounds really good.
so you would recommend this for live gigging to just boost your sound and make your kit sound better defined?
most gigs i play require using drum mics- and sometimes there is only a basic sound system, so i provide my own mics, this is very easy and convenient to use plus use have the ability to add triggers, effects, reverb, compression,etc.
Hey Bobby. Question buddy. This is all ran to the pa yes? Sub mixer 1st? (If any) having a hard time just getting the unit to function properly just runong a mono line to a 4 ch head then to the speakers. Any help is greatly appreciated and ps you still soind great
thanks so much! no submixer - direct 1/4" into board- high quality Allan & Heath digital board or something similar- with really got mic/line pre's - i would make sure gain structure is set well. set trim first then bring up level - should come out of the subs and top speakers
Thank you, awesome video, but my favorite part? Your amazing style, great time, energetic & CONCISE drumming! In you I see what bandleaders ask for & rarely get: time with a minimum of flashy fills & unnecessary show-off chops; you just play the music so good! I love it! (I'm gonna study this video a lot & try to steal your great vibe, muhahahaha!!:)
thank you! made my day!
Does the EAD require one to play oriented the wrong / backward / left direction? 😊
HELLO, IS EAD10 EVEN CATCHING THESE VOICES INSTRUMENTS?
if you listen with headphones you can hear it slightly
How do you get the Yamaha ead10 to make noise besides using headphones? I'm trying to play loud in my room without using headphones. I know there is a aux for it but do I need a speaker if so what is a good budget speaker to buy.....Any help pls
you can plug it in directly into an amp/ mixer w/ speaker- L/R output 1/4" - there are many options depending on how much volume you need/budget/etc. ypu can try speaking to someone at sweetwater.com they are very helpful
Do you notice any issues with other instruments bleeding and affecting front of house or causing feedback? Good playing by the waya
minimal bleeding- surprisingly enough- thanks!
What scene/setting are you using? Sounds good
this set was the studio reverb setting- really great out of the box- thanks!
this device is like one of them rare pokemon
Any concerns with bassdrum frequencies being sent straight to the mixer? Did u modify any of your settings (velocity) at all?
I do not - sound engineer will often make adjustments
How did you connect it to a mixer??
1/4" cables out of the EAD10 L&R for stereo or just one 1/4" for mono (which i use often) and it goes directly into a channel on the mixer- as would any other instrument. some digital mixers only have XLR inputs in which case you would need a direct box which many sound people carry with them.
Don't you find that the EAD10 barely picks up any hats and ride when it is on the bass drum hoop? Have you tried it on a boom over your shoulder?
i have some more recent clips that do have a better balance check my RUclips channel - besides, for a live gig cymbals always get picked up from vocal mics, etc. i would not try boom over the shoulder because i would lose the bass drum trigger option which is great. also you don't get much bleed from other instruments when it's in the bass drum hoop. Thanks!
Yeahhhhh
Thanks 🙏
i kinda want one of these but im worried it will sound too much like a trigger its hard to tell from recordings
i rarely use the trigger sounds (which are only for the bass drum- or an external pad plugged in) - although some of the bass drum trigger sounds are great, the basic reverb kit or compression settings are just the stereo mic - and you can always turn off the trigger
@@bshubo oh ok kool, thanks ive heard some people say it puts midi drums over the real drums which i didnt want
Can you plug this into a soundcard and then into a computer and use it through a DAW?
You can plug it directly into your computer with usb cable and record through a daw with it
It will be recognize by your computer as a soundcard
Bonjour, l Ead10 est donc ici branché sur la table de mixage et ressort sur la sono ?
yes it is plugged directly into the mixer. thanks!
Hey Bobby, do you know how to send just your kick trigger through L/R and nothing else (nothing that the mic picks up). Sending audio out live has been a nightmare of feedback and awkward mixing. Pretty much every venue I play has decent mics, I literally just want my kick triggered live. The mic is excellent for live monitoring, so I want the mics still picking up audio and sending it to my headphones.
good question- i wanted to do something similar and i reached out to Yamaha Support and they were very helpful- you may want to reach out to them- if i find out any more info, i'll let you know- thanks
@@bshubo thanks for your response!! I did reach out to Yamaha and unfortunately they mentioned it's not possible to have separate levels from audio going to headphone vs. what's being sent to FOH via audio out. In this way, if you want mic audio in your headphones, that same level is being sent through audio out. I really hope this is addressed in the next product iteration
Greg Glenn it can be done. You just have to go into the settings, and turn the gain on the mic down to where it won’t make a difference in FOH, but in your mix it will still be audible. Then adjust the levels of the trigger up. Hope that helps. It’s really just a lot of trial and error!
congratulations on the video and the drum sound. I read about The Yamaha ead10 and about using it for live shows. was your band in using guitar and bass amplifiers? I read that if you use amplifiers the Yamaha microphone can pick up these sounds. did you notice it when you used it live? or is it imperceptible? I thank you!
there were amps on this gig and floor monitors- as you can hear- minimal pickup- pretty incredible
How did you connect the ead10 to the main mix? With box DI to main mix or directly with double jack mono to the main mix ? thanks
direct with 2 - 1/4" cables (left & Right) into the live mixing board
@@bshubo ok thank’s !!
@@bshubo I wonder if my unit is defective. All is fine in my practice studio, but take the EAD10 to a gig, and lots of distortion. I send L/R main outs to our board for in-ear mix. EAD10 volume at halfway, everything clipping. Do you use the supplied cable pair between module and trigger/mic?
@@clevelandrum i do use the supplied cable however maybe yours is faulty. but first check gain stage/trim on board- maybe it's set too hot
Cool, this really work on stage, don't?
works great-thanks
I would use in-ears with this, but dont want to deal with a personal mixer (Im trying to simplify). Can you hear the processed sound of the drums well through the monitor as opposed to the natural sound of them? I hope that makes sense.
if i have my own monitor wedge i can hear the processed sound pretty well- especially the bass drum trigger
C Drummys this unit works fabulous with in-ears. I don’t use a separate mixer though. I’m fortunate enough the bands I play in, use digital mixers, so there are apps available to download to your phone, iPad, etc. and you can control your entire mix. The EAD is an awesome tool!
Did you use a DI box to go to the mixing board? How it you output for live setting to the mains?
no DI box. 1/4" L&R out from the EAD into the mixing board. Can also one 1/4" mono which is fine.
@@bshubobut sound boards usually have XLR inputs. So then how would you do it?
many boards have both XLR and 1/4" line in - I do have a DI Box but most sound companies have DI Box if their board does not have 1/4" input@@rubenduartejr.7168
@@bshubotrue. Hey what if I ran an XLR to this module and used an adapter that goes to two 1/4 inch jacks?
you may need a DI Box@@rubenduartejr.7168
hey, thanks for posting! do you ever get feedback problems?
i have not - i try to set the sensitivity levels automatically - but occasionally need to adjust on the fly if my playing volume goes up too much
@@bshubo Thanks! :)
this sound is from iphone?
see description- sound recorded directly from EAD10 - thanks!
@@bshubo yeah but there is the sound of the whole band, ead10 can do this?
@@BruceFuchsTV stereo mic for EAD10 is attached to the bass drum rim so depending on other surrounding sounds, it can sometimes pick up part of the band. on this particular gig there were floor monitors nearby so the EAD10 picked that up- i've had situations where everyone had in-ears so the EAD had hardly any of the band leaking in- thanks!
@@bshubo thanks man, now I need to figure out how to pick a good sound in that cases
Is this exclusively Ead10 audio ?
Yes. Used the Rec n share app
@bshubo what snare is that?
Yamaha anton fig model- I think Yamaha discontinued it- I love it and it's my go-to drum for all styles- thanks
yamaha anton fig model- thanks!
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thanks!
How do you connect this to a PA system?
I have one of these too - they have a 1/4” out (mono or stereo) that you could use.