ATV aDrums electronic drums aD5 playing all kits sound demo
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- Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2017
- www.drum-tec.com
In this video, we demo the ATV aDrums electronic drum kit & play all 12 startup onboard kits of the aD5 sound module.
You can find the kit and/or all components in the drum-tec online store:
www.drum-tec.com/sets/atv
www.drum-tec.com/cymbals/atv
Please feel free to leave a comment or ask any question you might have. You can also get in touch with our service team directly through info@drum-tec.de
Video was shot @ drum-tec West / Spytunes Recording Studio, Mainz
Drumming by Ralf Schumacher 
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3 years later... this drum set still sounds way more natural and better than rolands new Roland VAD Series 506 Set... 🙄
It really does (at least according to RUclips videos, I've not heard either in person). It feels like ATV has a philosophy of making it sound like you're in a room with an acoustic kit, raw and unplugged. Whereas, Roland (and pretty much every other e-drum manufacturer) sound like you're playing a mic'd up acoustic kit and hearing the monitoring after it's gone through the mixer, compressors, reverb etc. Given that the majority of times we sit down at a drum kit it's in a rehearsal space not a studio, I much prefer the ATV sounds.
I played both and although the sound favors ATV, Roland 506 just feels more smooth and better feel overall. Roland's feel play has better quality. I like to use SD3 on my VAD506. Which technically better than ATV.
Guillermo M thank you for mentioning that - I’ve been racking my brain for the last couple days figuring it which I want to get (ATV aDrums or VAD503) and I think I’m going with the VAD. Plus we know Roland will hold it’s value and sell easier later
@@lapin-rouge I've been seeing a lot of ATV drummers selling their kits to buy the VAD. You just cannot compete with Roland's quality. You get a digital snare and ride, which imo, make it feel like an acoustic feel. You'll have a great time with the VAD, I regret nothing.
adding to this, watch this video. Great sound tutorial. ruclips.net/video/FmY3tKgArmo/видео.html&ab_channel=AdrienDrums
Dare I say, this might be the most realistic sounding kit I've ever heard. Nothing wrong with Roland and Alesis and the like but some of the sounds you can tell are EQ'd to hell and back, and some of them have to be to be considered usable. This one is just very natural, also less machine gun sounding.
The only reason I watch drumtec is because this guy is unbelievably amazing at drums.
Thank you so much Zayd! :)
dem kann ich mir nur anschließen, wobei es auch die feinsten E-Kits zu bestaunen gibt.
It's kind of like a cross between wanting to buy everything he demos because they sound amazing, and giving up LOL
There's no end to this drummer's skill
Thank you very much! :)
true, he's a monster
ATV makes incredible hardware and has great sounds as well. So underrated
I've seen this video like 10 times just for this man's drumming skills
Thank you very much! :)
Yeah, I couldn't agree more. He's absolutely amazing!
That's one thing seriously lacking in some e-drum demos. If you want to showcase how good the drums sound, get someone who is amazing at playing them.
Same
great kit, great demo, great drumming
I really loved the Tom and bass drum sound
great demo...the best on you tube..when I wanna hear drum sounds this is the channel to listen....!!!
Hey Ed, thank you very much & very happy you like the channel! :)
I wish I could drum so clean, I've never seen such a clear drummer!
Thank you very much! :)
LeToplache007 don’t wish! Work on it.
Totally impressed!
Amazing sound!
Beautiful sounding kits. Great drumming man!
Thank you very much! :)
Some very nice sounding kits there
Wow awesome drum performance, and a awesome kit. but again what a drummer!
Thank you very much! :)
Great video. Awesome performance.
I want to use the Pearl Mimic on this kit.
The thing that sets these kits apart from the rest is the cymbals. I've played a lot of expensive roland kits, and have always hated the cymbal feel. These cymbals are a joy to play
Hey Seth, yes and the nice thing is they are also 100% Roland compatible, so they can be paired with a lot of different kit & module configurations. For example:
ruclips.net/video/TQ5lXIEsEIY/видео.html
Kind regards!
I'm getting a Pearl Mimic Pro very soon, but I must say, the sound quality of this module is stunning! Sweetwater in the US is selling the module for 1100, not sure if other pads and cymbals from other brands are fully compatible but for that prize, you can't get better then this. Way to go ATV!
Hey Marcelo, both the ATV as well as the Pearl Mimic Pro are comopatible with ATV, Yamaha & Roland e-cymbals, as well as Roland & drum-tec pads! Kind regards
What a sweet kit. Complete vanilla, but like this really nice flavor of vanilla. And I really like vanilla. :p
Complimenti, non so se sia meglio il batterista o i suoni... entrambi spaziali. 👍
That tears it. This will be my next module. Later roland.
i love my roland but holy shit this sounds better
Tom Bycroft plus this looks like a normal kit, not something out of 3019
All the patches are dry as a bone though.
and it's actually made by Roland
양념닭후라이드 the company was founded by people who left Roland. So not made by them, old workers from them
Nearly 2 years on, and this is still (IMO) the most realistic e-kit available. The ATV aD5 paired with a multipad makes an amazing live rig. I use the multipad to pickup all of the incidental sounds that the aD5 doesn't do (percussion, electronics, etc), and also use the multipads internal effects on the acoustic kit (to give a bit of reverb, or more extreme effects like distortion or delay). If you're doing any kind of cover work (especially weddings/corporate work where volume can always be an issue), it's _very_ hard to beat this setup.
I plan to pick up an ad5 for use with Live cover work in those situations you mentioned. I'm curious to know how you hook up ad5 to your mulitpad to get the effects. I have an Alesis Strike Multipad if that matters. Do you use the output cables or MIDI in/out?
@@progression_decibel All audio output -- L/R output from aD5 into the "Audio In" on the multipad (I use an SPD-SX, not sure if the Strike can do this), and have the Audio In signal routed through the master effects section.
@@progression_decibel (sorry, that reply above was me -- just responded from my personal account by mistake)
@@BrandonPaluzzi Got it, thanks!! Yep the Strike has actually MULTIPLE In's and routable effects. I'll give that a whirl! Did you have any favorite ad5 kits you use live or did you wind up making your own?
@@progression_decibel I'm a huge fan of the Pearl Reference kit and the Ludwig Mahogany kit. Snare-wise, really like the Canopus Aluminum, the Rogers Dynasonic, and the Ludwig woodhoop (for dead sounds).
Great drumming. What's the performance of the pads like compared to a high end Roland. Do they feel as close to an acoustic kit? As sensitive etc?
Hi! Yesterday I tested the junior ATV module and I will only tell you my observations. Hi-hat sound (clamp, closed hi-hat) - recorded in different presets in different ways. And I want the hat to be well pressed (as in the World Pop preset), but it doesn't work, it's more blurry. Here I see the same problem - perfect pinching in Dry Oxnard Kit. Also, I noticed that the sound of the toms and snare drum is very well recorded (samples) in terms of dynamics. Those. in the general mix - punches, is not lost. And some sets have already been processed (indicated on the ATV website). I would like to wish ATV to indicate on the website what sounds the sets (ready-made) consist of, I would take the Hat from World Pop and insert it into all sets (my own)). Yes, I collected 2 of my sets on the site, uploaded them to the module - everything is simple.
For those who ask what the ATV module is in comparison with Roland's modules - I will try to answer, but this is just my personal opinion, I may be wrong. In Roland modules (which I have - Td9,30, Spd-30), the final sound is formed by sound processing (equalizer, surroundings, reverb, compressor, etc.) and when performed live on sound equipment - everything sounds more or less decent ... But when recording begins, usually sound engineers ask you to record clean sound (that is, turn off all processing) - and here the problem arises that clean sound sounds very loose, is lost, not bright. When I recorded ATV, I heard such a density of sound, as if I had recorded live drums. Many people ask, if this module is good, why is it so cheap (junior module). I explain - because there are few presets and sounds (but they are excellent), because there are no ready-made treatments in the module (compressor, reverb, equalizer), because the module does not have an audio card function, like practically all the latest Roland modules, and you need to buy (for sound recording) an audio interface for it. Those. it is as lightweight as possible. In the near future, I'm going to do a small home review on the junior ATV module. Thanks for the video and good luck! Regards, Max
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Snare on neo-RnB is great !
This is the best sounding electronic kit I’ve heard.. sadly it is not available here in the Philippines
Hey Jon, we do ship internationally...
www.drum-tec.com/shipping-costs-payment-options
You can get in touch through info@drum-tec.de for an individual quote incl. international shipping if you like. Kind regards!
When you use the side stick and hit the wood piece to trigger the side stick, can you do this with other modules like assign the Alesis Strike Pro to trigger the block of wood?
Thanks for your help in advance
SEA
Sounds better than a Roland. Less machine gunning
I can't tell the difference between an well tuned acoustic snare than those. Nothing sounds electronic to me. And the articulation is simply amazing. And I am not expert but I watch a lot of E-Drum stuff.
It's not the module. This drummer can make a millenium mps sound better than any premium edrum : D
Great overall sound, tight when tights needed, loose when loose's needed. What about the load times between sets? Great demo!
Thank you! :) the loading time is rather short, somewhere in between Pearl Mimic Pro (fastest with SSD) and Alesis Strike (slowest with hhd & large file sizes). Roland being the fastest ;) with no or hardly any samples to load... Kind regards!
Exceptional drumming and wonderful timbral quality! I don't think however, that they sell these anymore?
Hi Miguel, thank you very much! ATV still is active despite having closed down their US department. We sell all ATV products and ship internationally:
www.drum-tec.com/sets/atv
www.drum-tec.com/pads/atv
If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to get in touch through service@drum-tec.de!
It’s nice, but like any e-drum they are still based on a couple of sensor zones per cymbal/tom and modules still have limited memory for sounds.
I also miss advancements in the actual sticks. Additional data like sending its “material” (eg plastic), angle of impact and how speed of impact could further model the sound.
I don't think any sound module can compete with drum software like BFD, Superior Drummer in regards of realism of sounds. That being said, this aD5 to me sounds a lot better than any other module i have heard so far, including all the Rolands, Yamahas etc.
What is BFD?
Wow! Amazing drumming skills and this kit sounds amazing! One question though, how loud are these high-end edrum sets. Since they have real looking snares and toms, don't they sound louder?
Hi Diego, thank you! Since all drum-tec & ATV electronic drum pads use mesh instead of real heads, there is no resonance from the shells, so they are pretty much equally silent. Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV Thank you for your answer!
One question the keeps popping up in my head, is how dynamic the Hit.-Hat is compared to an acoustic. Personally do a lot of work where i put my heel all the way up on the Hi-Hat pedal to make a different sound then when you just open or close it? Luke holland has a very good example in his cover of "Would you ever" a song I'm currently performing. It would be nice to know if the tech in the hi hats has come this far yet?
Any input to the matter? I love this ate set so if I'm gonna buy one, then this is the one!
sander mattson i can do those Tricks on my Roland TD17-KVX so i think it‘s possible on this Kit
any example of how it sounds when it's off? I need a gauge on how much noise these really make in my apartment
As far as the drums them self go. whats the biggest difference in ATV and the Drum-tec diablo line? i noticed the shell only packs are priced pretty much the same.
Hey there! The diabolo series has a different trigger technology & is manufactured in Germany :) for further details, please get in touch with our service team directly through info@drum-tec.de! Kind regards
ruclips.net/video/wm7LOZB4IGw/видео.html
Your videos always sound awesome! Would love a tutorial of how you record the audio and video for upload.
Hey Peter, it´s basically just the stereo/main out of the module, recorded through an audio interface (in this case Roland UA-1010) into the DAW (Logic) on a Macbook Pro. The cam setup is a little more complex, because it includes lighting, several Canon EOS mirrorless cameras and another overhead camera. Editing also is rather basic, you should find a lot of good tutorials on video editing with different softwares on YT :) kind regards!
Thanks for the reply. What headphones do you guys use? Do they block out the noise of hitting the pads and cymbals?
Hi Peter, the Roland RH-300V does a pretty good job:
www.drum-tec.com/roland-rh-300v-v-drum-headphones
Kind regards!
Nice
Are there any sonic differences between the ad5 and xd3 modules? They look similar and sound somewhat similar through RUclips, but have a substantial difference in price.
Hi Kristian, the xD3 basically is a Stripped down aD5 with less functions & flexibility. They are somewhat alike & share some sounds, but on the xD3 you are limited to the complete kits & cannot interchange instruments for example. Kind regards!
Hi @drumtec love this video bought this kit after hearing this and managed to program most of these kits - can you share the setup for AltRock Dry Oxnard and Poplife - have not seen these assembled in the ATV documentation - have the complete soundstore so should be able to mix and match 😉 thanks for your inspiration and help. Gr Jeroen
Hi Jeroen, these kits were actually stock/startup kits & you should be able to get them for free from ATV. Have you tried registering an account & check for available donwloads? Otherwise, please get in touch with the ATV support & as for the 12 start up kits the aD5 comes with. Kind regards!
Thx did manage to create the 12 sets based to this list but these three sets are not on this table
www.atvcorporation.com/en/products/drums/ad5/file/853/aD5_kit_examples_en02.pdf
huh, this sounds way better than Roland Td 50
It’s like TD-30 series or the old Roland
Atv is a branch out of Roland and their main goal was to make not Stylised dum samples like all of the Roland modules and another goal was to make more acoustic designed kits
Wenn man mit dem ATV ad5 midi aufnimmt, gibt es da eine ATV drum map? Wie bekommt man den ATV drumsound auf die Midi Spuren?
Really great sounds and drummer!!!.... Questions one: the multitrigger connection is included with module? Q. two: Possibility exchange with used? j have now a Roland TD 20 Expanded now....
Thank you very much Gianfranco! Yes, cable is included & all ATV/Roland/drum-tec pads and modules are 100% compatible with each other. You'll just have to adjust the trigger settings accordingly. Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV Naturally. Thank you very much!
Good morning, Drumtec TV, but according to you, the ATV module is, probably, better than Roland, TD 27 or TD 50? having tried them all, especially in relation to the price - quality, honestly what do you think? Very Thanks, nice week!
@@gianfrancobiagini5275 Hi Gianfranco, this is hard to evaluate as they are very different. I love Roland modules for their huge flexibility & top notch triggering/playability (positional sensing, digital pads, dual zone triggering on toms which the ATV modules does not have, advanced editability of the sounds etc). The ATV modules meanwhile are very "pure" and have some nice sounds, but in terms of flexibility are a little limited, as they only have a stereo output and no way of mixing/editing onboard sounds, no fx etc. So it depends what you expect of your module and in what scenarios you want to be using/playing it. Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV Many thanks again
Can you please demo the pearl e/merge - the module drums with korg technology ....actually if you compare with ATV, Roland TD 50 and Alesis strike pro
Hi Christian, Pearl eMerge is not yet available in europe. As soon as we get a demo unit from Pearl Europe, we will do a demo. Kind regards!
Ralf- what is the stand you're using for the aD5? Thanks!
www.drum-tec.com/drum-tec-tfl-400-drum-and-module-stand-9200-series
Kind regards!
Does the pads themselves make any noise? How loud is it in the room when playing this kit?
Very loud my guy
sal vation really? Like compared to a regular electric kit?
Can't find any clips featuring the atv-exs-3 so I'm posting my questions here :-). I know the exs-3 only has a few kits. Does anyone know if it's possible to create a custom kit using the built-in sounds? Or do you really need to buy and download a complete new kit from atv?
Weird thing for me: when I look at the clip, it sounds awesome. When I close my eyes and just listen, I can hear the machine gunning everyone's talking about. But I hear that with all other edrums too, for example the Roland TD-17KVX which for me is the contender for the atv exs-3. There's also some great Yamaha kits in the same price range. I can't decide. Does anyone have any advice for me? I am looking for playability, a funky sounding drum kit without a lot of tweaking to get the sound right, and affordability.
Hi Wouter, as soon as the EXS kits are available, we will be doing some demo videos! Kind regards
So the production company I work for just bought this very kit but we're having trouble making it sound as good as this video. Do you have any suggestions????
Hi Isaac, generally speaking what you hear in the demo is the unedited stereo output sound coming from the aD5 (with some minor compression/limiting to bring up level). So in the end, it´s all about tweaking the trigger parameters to your individual kind of playing to get a realistic response, and you can edit the volumes of the different kit components inside of the module (I remember that generally the cymbals are rather loud by default). That´s all basically :) kind regards!
Wich is the best ? This atv or vad 503
Do you need a hi hat controller for the hi hats?
You guys should do a versus video between ATV and TD17
Hi, that´s a good idea! We do have a lot of videos of both ATV aD5 and TD-17 on the channel already, but no direct "vs" indeed. Kind regards!
Wow! This was a pleasant surprise. I use the td-30 and this, I have to say sound far better. Much more natural. Is the module compatible with Roland cymbals and Drum-tec diablo toms (my kit).
Yep it is, is also compatible with Yamaha's
Hey Patrik, have you seen our other videos yet? (diabolo / ATV)
ruclips.net/video/wm7LOZB4IGw/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/dCm-AMswVeE/видео.html
Kind regards!
Sounds ok but would have to disagree my Roland TD30 sounds better it’s all about tweaking the sound module and parameters to get the sound you want out of the kit, check out a couple of my videos using the TD30KV
Can this kit be expanded with that module? if I had this I would want to add one more crash cymbal I think
ruclips.net/video/PafgOpOTlH4/видео.html
Kind regards!
Wow
Having trouble with the choking of my cymbals on this kit. Doesn't work any more for some reason was wondering if you had any ideas?
Maybe double check the trigger settings in the module & the cable connections please. You can also get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de for further assistance if you like. Kind regards!
I just wanted to ask if these drums only sounds when plugged in electronically or it has got acoustic sounds as well?
You can also hook up an amplifying system to the sound module, if you do not want to use headphones :) kind regards!
Would any body know if the module can be used as a midi controller? For the purpose of triggering samples in a daw?
some reviews claim there are no MIDI control, but the product listing claims it does through USB. I'll assume the listing is correct.
www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/AD5MOD--atv-ad5-drum-module
Aaaaaaah, charlie this guy ....you are too good oooooo. Haaaaa. Thanks. Which drum will you recommend for a church on low budget?
Thank you! What exactly is your budget? The Roland TD-17KVX kits are very good for their price & there are several upgraded drum-tec editions with better pads / bigger rack etc:
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-17kvx-drum-tec-edition-big-pad-with-live-sound-edition
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-17kvx-drum-tec-edition-real-feel-live-sound-edition-real-snare-sample-package
Kind regards!
Hey guys, how is the kick noise compared to drum-tec Diablo bass drums ?
The ATV bass drum comes rather close in terms of noise level, but has a more bouncy rebound/playing feel. It can be reduced using the drum-tec ball beater for example:
www.drum-tec.com/drum-tec-ball-beater
Yet, it won't feel the same as the diabolo, they are constructed differently on the inside. Kind regards!
A couple of your ATV videos like this one have the stereo field from the audience perspective. Mistake or intentional?
There are no mistakes as such with audience/drummer view stereo panning actually, it´s all down to personal taste. Kind regards!
When it comes to mixing a song, of course. But I don't think anyone actually monitors their e-kit, even when recording a take, from the audience perspective; and many don't even use, or expect to use an e-kit for recording. I think most people looking for a demo on RUclips expect to hear what it would sound like while they're drumming, so I feel drummer's perspective is the way to go when making a proper demo. Just my two lipas, I don't of course make decisions regarding how drum-tec runs their business. ;)
Again, absolutely up to personal taste ;)
Well, probably sounds superb any way you pan it. This set looks like a winner and I'm seriously considering getting one. Thanks for the responses, and wish you good fortune.
Thank you!
Will this exact set support the 3 zone cymbals?
Hi, yes the 18" ATV artist ride has 3 zones. Kind regards!
I don't like dynamics on the floor tom during fills, but in its entirety it's not so bad at all
I agree, That seems to be a problem with all modules. The Toms needs better round robin.
great playing but I am not hearing a real cross sticking sound ...compared to TD27 .. otherwise fine fine kit
How can i connect this to superior drummer without midi ? Or if i buy a roland brain will it still recognize it ? cheers
Hi, you need an electronic drum sound module for midi output in any case. ATV pads are Roland compatible, so you could hook them up to a Roland module as well.
ruclips.net/video/hKbi8MpbI58/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/7qf9GC3RPoc/видео.html
Kind regards!
Could you tell me if the Roland TDM Mat used is the 10 or 20? Thanks
Hi Matteo, it's the 20 :) Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV great thanks!
Hi Ralf,
I have recently bought a td50kv off an online store, is it possible for me to buy the drum tec sound edition (with the snare samples) on the SD card separately?? I really want to get the real sound edition sounds
Hey Luke, please get in touch with our service team through info@drum-tec.de, there might be a new drum-tec sound edition coming rather soon, which will also be available for purchase! Kind regards
12? My ad5 only has 5,6 if you count my custom kit ,i have the 3.1 update so i think i'm fully updated am i missing something?
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better to use this one, it is easier as this one contains the folder and file that you need for your aD5
In the module You buy form them i think they have made these kits to make it 12:) Not sure tho
You can combine the instruments in to your own kits:
www.atvcorporation.com/en/products/drums/ad5/file/643/aD5_kit_examples_en01.pdf
I'm considering something like this that looks like a drum kit and without wires going all over the place.
Hey Rodney, TONS of options here:
www.drum-tec.com/sets
There are some drum rack options, that allow you to have the cabling inside of the rack.
Please get in touch through info@drum-tec.de for any further info/help, or a quote on an individual kit configuration incl. international shipping if you like :) Kind regards!
Holly mother of lord this is amazing. But huh... Does someone that bought it can tell if it really sounds like this ? Since this is surely mixed and mastered
Hi, all of our demo videos are recorded directly from the stereo output of the sound module, without any further mixing/eq. Just a little compression/limiting to bring up levels. Kind regards!
Does this kit come with the skill?
:-D
Is it hybrid or only electric ?
Hi, you can find more info on the ATV aDrums electronic drums over here:
www.drum-tec.com/sets/atv
Kind regards!
I thought this module only had five kits in it, am I missing something here?
Hey Chris, ATV increased the amount of kits some time after the release of the aDrums. The additional kits were available for download on the ATV website then. Kind regards!
I’m definitely buying your product within the next month or two. The set will primarily be used for recording, triggering Superior Drummer kits, so the onboard sounds aren’t extremely important to me.
I have to say though, these demos are annoying to me. For auditioning drum sounds, I find the drumming here to be fairly unhelpful. It’s like listening to a pinball machine. I don’t feel like it’s about the drums themselves as much as it’s about the drummer showing off. Unless you play drums in a funk band, you might be fired for playing like that.
Anyway, I’m still buying a kit from you.✌️❤️
Hi Tim, I suggest getting a Roland sound module for working with midi / sample libraries, as they are more flexible & triggering is superior. All sample libraries have mapping presets for the Roland module standard, I am not sure about ATV. Have you checked out these demos already:
ruclips.net/video/7qf9GC3RPoc/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/hKbi8MpbI58/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/xrV5I8LKoFA/видео.html
We are offering all kits without sound module as well, so you can add any module of choice:
www.drum-tec.com/sets/sets-without-module?p=1
You might also consider a drum-tec Jam or diabolo series kit with a Roland module. If you have any further questions or want to receive a quote for an individual kit configuration, please don´t hesitate to get in touch through info@drum-tec .de :) Kind regards!
would love this kit but at 3300 bucks I am priced way out of it.
Hi, there are some more affordable options actually:
www.drum-tec.com/sets/atv?p=1
You can get any ATV kit from drum-tec with the sound module of your choice (aD5, xD3, Roland TD-17 etc). If you are interested or need any further help, please don´t hesitate to get in touch through info@drum-tec.de! Kind regards
Who is the drummer?
Hi, my name is Ralf Schumacher & you can find my own channel digitaldrumming over here if you like:
www.youtube.com/@digitaldrumming
Kind regards!
how much is this altogether? :D prob more than my car hehe
Hi, you can find all prices on our drum-tec website www.drum-tec.com! Kind regards
for the kit he is playing, it costs $3499 with the module and $2549 without the module
an emø chalupa holy shit, ok thx
Mac Prus lol no problem
Not much cymbal variety. All the lower end modules seem to suffer in the cymbals dept.
In that case sticks the thing that says "more money you give more good things you will buy" !! Super sound on it but too much expensive for the middle drummer!You miss to give a sample how it sounds from the disturbing option without the module on!
They can never seem to get the toms right they still sound a bit machine-gunny...but all-in-all not bad.... The snares are absolutely amazing though
Why is Roland and Alesis even in business after hearing ATV?
:) Roland & Alesis are big companies, that have established their international business for years/decades. ATV was actually founded by former Roland founder Ikutaro Kakehashi some years ago. Kind regards
TD 30 it's price how much
Hi, once again: TD-30 has been discontinued a while ago. No new kits/modules available anymore, just on the used market. Kind regards!
That snare rim sensor sits awful high. Looks like it'll get in the way. Also looks like wood so it might be super loud and piss off the neighbors..
You are right, but you can actually take it off & use the rim for cross stick / rim shot triggering. Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV Thanks. I've been watching reviews all day and can't decide what to do. Have a DM10 that is starting to break (cracked trigger plates) and am looking to upgrade. EfNote looked good until I heard it machine guns badly and the module leaves a lot to be desired, VAD 506 looked good despite the price but it might be too loud acoustically... Out of the "real shell" kits what is the best bang for the buck?
@@pdxmetal You might consider a 100% Roland/ATV/EFNOTE compatible drum-tec NG kit also:
ruclips.net/video/McH1VaHNOvs/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/IAqF6NWTILU/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/yUc0M-Azksk/видео.html
Feel free to get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de for further assistance and/or an individual quote on any custom kit configuration incl. international shipping if you like. Kind regards!
Still hear shot gunning. For the price they're asking there should be no shotgun triggering issues. Alesis Strike has the best round robin algorithm outside of the Pearl Mimic Pro IMO
All ATV snare sounds “gawoyiing”
:-D
Too few drum kits. I hope they created 36 instead of just 12. :(
I Have to admit the Drums sound Very Good!!.. I don’t like the Cymbals sounds tho!.. But the Drums Sound so real!.. BUT ONE ☝️ OTHER THING - “IF”? That was ALL THE KITS??.. It’s unfortunately not for me - When I play with my Band “” ITS A MUST HAVE “ for me - I Have to have 1-HUGE CONCERT SOUNDING MASSIVE AWESOME REVERB KIT!!”” I need that kit that sounds like I’m inside a Huge Arena at a concert that just sounds MASSIVE & HUGE!!.. LoL 😆 Seriously if I can not play sounding like that with my Band in the Garage it’s GAME OVER!!..
Yes you are right, the aD5 unfortunately has no onboard FX like reverb as of now (which indeed is a limiting factor). Kind regards!
The aD-5 has very few kits. The intention is that you buy the sounds you want at their online store. It's a few dollars each for every sound, but IMO it's worth it because all of them sound incredible.
Theres a lot of great free sounds at the atv store as well,i never bought any sounds just grabbed all the free ones,they're good enough.
I tried the ATV's drumkit and sincerely Is not better than a Roland of the mid of the price.
The classic 70s snare sounds like a Roland wet static shit sample
IMO this is NOT what I want for electronic drums.
I want more unrealistic sounds.
if it only wouldn't be that expencive :(
Have you checked out the new ATV EXS-5 kit as a more affordable alternative?
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Kind regards!