So psyched that you reviewed this. I picked one up at the start of the year and just loved it. Was on it all the time. I learned the drum basics that way, so when I upgraded to a Nitro Mesh, I knew what I was doing. I was impressed with the sounds that come preloaded in the Pyle. I wish I could use those sounds on the Nitro.
I suppose in theory, if you ripped the Pyle apart, and replaced all of the piezo triggers with TRS jacks, you could make an impromptu drum module out of it.
This is a great review. It's really fun to see somebody play it who plays drums so well. I'm not a drummer but I would like to learn. I'm not sure how good it would be for that. It's great that you can create so many different drum kits--a lot cheaper than having to buy all those drums.
Indeed. Also, he should have pulled the machine out with the box tilted on the floor, to let gravity help him out, and no worries of almost dropping it.
It's a lot better than I expected. Pyle are a good dev it seems. I have 3 of their $12 fake-57s, and they're perfectly usable and do sound 82% similar to 57s, which is pretty crazy. I could kind of use something like this, even. I'm probably going to order it. Good demo.
Honestly, I think that it sounds pretty good. I think it would be great for informal jams or gigs where you don't have much space. It has better sounds than my Simmons sd100 too hahaha. Nice vids!
Actually has decent sounds. Nice demo. Hooked up a Yamaha version of their table top drums to our PA system for a gig and it was pretty good. If you incorporate this Pyle unit into a hybrid set up, it's less hassle than using a full on ekit and could sound great for small gigs.
Hey I really enjoyed you man I just happened to purchase one is a rock jam and I'm a new beginner and you really inspired me to see that what how well you played on that kit man on that something so profound man thank you so much
Thank you so much for this review/ demo. I lost my whole studio in one of the wildfires 2017 in NorKal. I'm finally deciding to rebuild. But instead of full bakk line etc I'm going super minimalist. Like loop sample industrial style. Gotta make it fit in a trailer. Lol. Anyways. Thank you do much.
@@demonicsweaters I watched a vid saying they are basikly all the same. Besides that it'll all be industrial metal anyways. Lol. :) I'll probably run the headphone out into a metal zone pedal just for the sake of being disgusting. Hagaha
@@subixbarbarasson1990 the major difference are the pedals, the Pyle uses switches for pedals, but the yamaha will allow you to plug real kick triggers in. Switches make terrible kick drum pedals.
@@demonicsweaters Oh wow. Good to know. Thank you. I told a friend of mine that i was heavily konsidering buying one, and he just blasted it citing latency issues. I have a EHX 95000 6 trakk loop station on order right now and I'm gonna buy an old Fostex FD4 multitrakk today. Like before the fire i had 2 PDP 5 piece kits smashed together. Naked bottoms with moon gels on top. You know? Ok ike just a total low budget death metal kit that still sounded good for thrash etc. I used a pair of ghetto blaster 3" speakers gorilla taped to the front of the bass drum heads and wired into one stereo line channel on a shitty dedikate separate drum mixer. Bleh. Lol. Man i lost so much equipment. But anyways. Just as a point of view to my diy state of mind plus that kave man 90's death metal place of heart. Lol.
@@demonicsweaters also does the Pyle and Yamaha both have 1/4 inputs for the pedals/switches? Like I think i saw you or some other kat build a pedal with raw foil taped to a pedal? Also saw some one reprogram the pedal/switches to be like dual bass drums and put the klosed hihat on the top pads? I don't even know yet. Lol. I gotta stretch this tax return and stimulus with enough left over to by new tires for my jeep. Hahaha. Are you on FB?
That was a great review! I bought a Revas PB-350 recently to learn how to play drums on it. In my country, Brazil, the Revas is one of the most cost-effective drums and personally, it costs what I can spend at the moment. Unfortunately, acoustic drums or other e-drums are very expensive here :/
Great video and demo! I've been playing drums since I was a kid and now have limited space so I've been researching these small Ekits. I'm tired of programming drum machines. I want to get drum tracks down faster and easier with more od a human feel. I've looked at the Alesis Sample Pad 4 and the Pro. Reveiws aren't that great. A lot of cross talk issues. I also looked into the Yamaha DD75. I'm leaning toward this Pyle unit now that I watched your video. Side note.....You're a really good drummer btw. I've watched many demos where the person is just god awful. Thanks for a great demo!
Been playing Guitar/Bass for years and have been wanting to learn drums forever. Considering getting one of these with the low cost of investment and small amount of space to learn the basics and use as a midi controller.
I got the Medeli version, the DD309. I found out that the pedals from a roll up drum kit, are r totally compatible, larger an better to use. I use it as my main kit, thro the bands pa system.
So I bought this same unit and have played it for about 5 months now with no issues. Now, as of last week I am having a strange issue that when pressing the bass drum pedal, I am getting double beats for every time I press it once (double triggering), which is making it impossible to use. I have tried everything I can think of to fix it, but nothing worked., including swapping pedals I have a friend who had the exact same issues with the same model as well, but he was able to return it to Amazon as it was still new, but mine is out of the return window. I tried contacting Pyle, but their CS is horrible and got some Chinese woman who could barely speak English and had no clue. I also tried sending them an email but haven't received a response yet. Has anyone else had this problem with the kick drum playing double heats, and if so, is there a fix for it?
@williejohnson2236 I ended up calling the company support number, which was an annoying process, but they ended up sending me a whole new unit which works fine now.
Thanks for your videos. I used to play drums as a kid 50 years ago. I’m looking to play again for my own fun. I need something small, so this looks like it. Here’s my questions - I see there are drumless songs on the internet. Can I pipe a song into the kit and then play to it and hear the results in headphones? Can I then record the combined results in the kit or onto the computer?
And this thing doesn't sounds bad either. Digital tech is so cheap nowadays that almost everything sounds pretty decent. The construct quality is the point, though.
I just picked one of these up on Amazon. I am an absolute beginner, and I do mean ABSOLUTE; I've never even held a pair of drum sticks. But I've always wanted to learn to play the drums, and I figured a tabletop set might be a good option for me. Any advice for a complete and utter newbie?? 😃
Congrats on your purchase! My advice, play play play, the more you do it, the better you'll get. Get a book that teaches you the basics of how to hold the sticks and reading then just do it... a lot!
I got the Medeli one an use it every Sunday. I've also got 3 Yammy DD-55's as spares. They are not toys but serious kits. You need to put them thro a pa, to get the best sound. I mount mine on a heavy duty music stand (modded to take the extra weight). You need to mount the pedals on shaped wedges, so they wont run away when ur playing them. I got a rack mounted, mesh head (modded) kit, set up in my loft. But I don't need it for live gigs...
You are a very honest and capable person. We are also a manufacturer specializing in the production of hand-rolled drums and dynamic drums. Can we give you samples for testing?
I got the Medeli DD309, basically the same model. Put it thro a pa, it sounds awesome. I made wooden pedal wedge shapes an mounted the pedals on them. Much more stable an easy to use. Let me know if u make ur own pedals...
im looking for a tabletop drum kit to songwrite by using it to loop and play guitar to or the other way around. its been tough looking for one that isnt too pricey but is reliable
Searched for a video for this model drum pad kit, glad I found your video! What kind of stand do you have for the kit? Did you buy it especially or just have one on hand?
Great video. Also, you should have pulled the machine out with the box tilted on the floor, to let gravity help you out, and no worries of almost dropping it.
One at a yard sale for 30.00 volume is low even maxed and with power cord. You think a cap or speaker may have blown? Using an amp for it. Works good with an amp just curious tho
Hey! You got me into one of this portable drums. Can you please make a video on how to make double strokes on the bass drum with the pedal that comes with it? I'd appreciate it. Peace
Thank you for this video. Did you ever find out about importing your own samples? I am looking for a live kit, but with more cinematic samples, like taikos, etc. I need to know about the latency and the MIDI importing of samples.
Great! Subscribed man! These drums can be used as slaves of the nitro module? Or can be used both at the same time? You should make a video explaining if they can be chained/used at the same time and the different options (direct usb, interface, mixer, as slave, etc). I mean, with a table top drumset like this, we can add 7 extra pads to any e-drum, can't we?
What is a substitute for the pedals and how did u secure the snare stand to this thing i just got one yesterday and can u switch the snare and hihat pad positions for playing
Im 22 and ive loved instruments all my life and tried a lot, only instrument i feel i master ok is Drums (and im still bad at it) but yeah ive loved Drums all my life and ive mostly been fingerdrumming in GarageBand , but in my early early days around first grade i had an Electronic drum set pad and ah the sound of early 2000s Electronic drum set pads... not good, thats why when lately i try to Get more serious or «serious» into edrumming and needing a very compact, desktop size kit i initially got disappointed by the design of today’s edrum pads...they look just like I remember my pad set from 2004/5 ish looked like! But as others comment here, what a sound! I’m actually really impressed, I guess it’s not a full midi set I can connect to my Mac and superior drummer 3 so I’m at least very positively surprised by those pre-set sounds! Seriously considering buying this now 🤔🤔🥁🥁🪘
Does the sound come through the headphones and speakers? Or can you isolate the sound to only come out the headphones? Looking for the ability to practice quietly without disturbing others in the house… thanks
I just bought my second of these. The first lasted 4 years. I ordered an upgraded version that wasn't nearly as capable as this model so I returned it.
Getting very quiet would be tough. It does have some dynamic range, but it's not like a real set. Of course it's electronic, so you could also just turn the volume down, haha.
Interesting…. Been needing some sort of electronic drum kit for personal home studio use etc. I had discounted using anything like this. But after watching your video I’m re-evaluating that previous conclusion…. Think I would still prefer a basic proper E-Drum kit, but this is looking like a distinct option.
that song sounds like .... Edie Breckel & the new bohemians lol. ...... Im considering this drums set ....... but every brand I settle on, theres people in the comments talking it down & accusing them of using a fake drum sound in the video ....... This kit sounded pretty good. Any complaints after having it for a while? pads not working , pedal broke etc ????
I gave this to my friend a while ago. I haven't heard him say it broke or anything, but I don't know how much he uses it. As far as negative comments, it's RUclips, everyone hates everything. haha.
i just got the pted01 in amazon bc i wanted a midi controler for logic x pro and it doesnt work, it is not recognized and cant be used. Neither with garage band. Anyone else has had this problem? how did you solve it?
@@LuisHerX it solved by itself. 😅 in the end I was able to use it as a midi controller using ez drummer and the logic and garage band drummers. So keep trying until it works. 🗣 I now have changed my kit to a roland tv07. But I am ever so grateful for this inexpensive and fun drumming tool. My only complaint would be the pedals which are pretty rudimentary.
@@dinoarellano So, you just connected the drum and the software recognized it? Did the mac recognized it? Any tip you want to give me? Pls i'm desperate hahaha
@@LuisHerX algo así. Le pique en preferencias del sistema y eventualmente logre que lo reconociera. No se exactamente que hice para que sirviera. Simplemente jaló. Suerte!!
You mentioned you are getting pedals for this unit coz you are not using the stock ones. May i know which kind of pedal are you goint to replace it with?
Right out of the box, this unit is definitely nicer than the Konix. I realize the other review is on a microphone, but this one is obviously more responsive, looks nicer and the samples are better quality. It's not a massive difference, but I would say worth the small price difference.
@@demonicsweaters my ultimate conclusion is they seem most practical for a dedicated drummer who will be on the road or somewhere else without a drum set for a significant length of time, so these can help one get their fix. I'm a dedicated guitarist, but can play the drums fairly well when I practice for a few weeks. As another reviewer pointed out and I agreed, these aren't actually a whole lot of fun to play lol. Full sized electronics and obviously acoustics sure are though. I bought a Casio thinking I would use it for recording when I didn't want to use my electronic or acoustic set, but ended up learning to program sequencers really well instead which was the better option.
@@demonicsweaters Cool, I went ahead and bought an Alesis Compact - very similar I am sure as the linked video suggests all similar manufacturer. I have a question please with these small pedals that come with it do you place it under the ball of your foot and depress from heel down or stomp on the whole switch with a full leg movement (this is working for me but my legs are aching lol :)
@@demonicsweaters I thought not. I bought this kit on the strength of your video. I got it off Market Place for $65. I Love this thing! It's easy to get lost in it for at least two hours Did you ever figure out the Midi thing? Thanks for the motivation Great Drumming By the way Keep up the good work 💯
Here's an idea. If you were to get a y splitter for the bass pedals. Do you think it's possible to feed both into the one input and use it with double bass?
You can change the pitch an eq on each individual pad, also add or take away reverb. Its very versatile. EQ High 0-8 EQ Middle 0-8 EQ Low 0-8 The only thing that lets it down, are the pedal as he mentioned in the vid. I mounted mine on some shaped wooden wedges, much better an stable.
Hey! How does this hold up with extremely light ghost notes? Do they need to be played harder than usual, or can they be played at the correct velocity? Thanks!
An fyi for anyone who doesn’t read the literature that comes with this drum kit … the foot petals piggy back ! Which is why there is only 1 petal port….
Before buying of these I want to make sure I could use the midi out to trigger the drum sounds in EZ Drummer 2. Can you confirm if I'd be able to do this?
How do u learn songs? Im very new to drums and want to learn for fun. I thought about getting an Alesis Nitro Mesh Special-Edition 8-Piece Electronic Drum Set. With no prior experience , but want to take classes what would u suggest?
I actually teach remotely if you're interested. I have a lot of lessons here on my channel ruclips.net/video/RzlqetD2opQ/видео.html That should get you started. If you're interested in remote lessons, message me on IG demonic_sweaters
@@demonicsweaters that's what I came to find out....but the problem remains after about 4 seconds of controlling a vst drum it falls off...and I have to restart the Pyle then the problem repeats...so in short I'm gonna try the Yamaha version it has physical midi in and outs....thank you for the reply
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So psyched that you reviewed this. I picked one up at the start of the year and just loved it. Was on it all the time. I learned the drum basics that way, so when I upgraded to a Nitro Mesh, I knew what I was doing. I was impressed with the sounds that come preloaded in the Pyle. I wish I could use those sounds on the Nitro.
I suppose in theory, if you ripped the Pyle apart, and replaced all of the piezo triggers with TRS jacks, you could make an impromptu drum module out of it.
This is a great review. It's really fun to see somebody play it who plays drums so well. I'm not a drummer but I would like to learn. I'm not sure how good it would be for that. It's great that you can create so many different drum kits--a lot cheaper than having to buy all those drums.
Indeed. Also, he should have pulled the machine out with the box tilted on the floor, to let gravity help him out, and no worries of almost dropping it.
Thank you for the demo and review. The production quality of the both were excellent. I'm planning to buy them this week based on your review.
Glad it was helpful!
@@demonicsweaters this or alesis nitro for beginners in your opinion?
You have Strong skills and thankzz for your honesty about the product *have a blessed one. pray your show was GREAT..
It's a lot better than I expected. Pyle are a good dev it seems. I have 3 of their $12 fake-57s, and they're perfectly usable and do sound 82% similar to 57s, which is pretty crazy. I could kind of use something like this, even. I'm probably going to order it. Good demo.
For sure! I just picked up a couple of their R42 retro mics and they look/sound great!
That actually looks like a lot of fun.
Honestly, I think that it sounds pretty good. I think it would be great for informal jams or gigs where you don't have much space. It has better sounds than my Simmons sd100 too hahaha. Nice vids!
Do you have any wrist left? I loved the Symonds in early 1980s but they are notorious for their harshness on limbs.
Actually has decent sounds. Nice demo. Hooked up a Yamaha version of their table top drums to our PA system for a gig and it was pretty good. If you incorporate this Pyle unit into a hybrid set up, it's less hassle than using a full on ekit and could sound great for small gigs.
For me, the big thing is MIDI; I use Studio One, and adding in all the drums/impact drum vsts give you so many types of drum sounds.
Hey I really enjoyed you man I just happened to purchase one is a rock jam and I'm a new beginner and you really inspired me to see that what how well you played on that kit man on that something so profound man thank you so much
I appreciate that!
Thanks for sharing this... and be safe on that party
It'll be a small get together and outdoors :)
Thank you so much for this review/ demo. I lost my whole studio in one of the wildfires 2017 in NorKal. I'm finally deciding to rebuild. But instead of full bakk line etc I'm going super minimalist. Like loop sample industrial style. Gotta make it fit in a trailer. Lol. Anyways. Thank you do much.
wow, sorry for your loss. If you are looking for more professional versions, you might want to consider the Yamaha versions.
@@demonicsweaters
I watched a vid saying they are basikly all the same. Besides that it'll all be industrial metal anyways. Lol. :) I'll probably run the headphone out into a metal zone pedal just for the sake of being disgusting. Hagaha
@@subixbarbarasson1990 the major difference are the pedals, the Pyle uses switches for pedals, but the yamaha will allow you to plug real kick triggers in. Switches make terrible kick drum pedals.
@@demonicsweaters
Oh wow. Good to know. Thank you. I told a friend of mine that i was heavily konsidering buying one, and he just blasted it citing latency issues. I have a EHX 95000 6 trakk loop station on order right now and I'm gonna buy an old Fostex FD4 multitrakk today. Like before the fire i had 2 PDP 5 piece kits smashed together. Naked bottoms with moon gels on top. You know? Ok ike just a total low budget death metal kit that still sounded good for thrash etc. I used a pair of ghetto blaster 3" speakers gorilla taped to the front of the bass drum heads and wired into one stereo line channel on a shitty dedikate separate drum mixer. Bleh. Lol. Man i lost so much equipment. But anyways. Just as a point of view to my diy state of mind plus that kave man 90's death metal place of heart. Lol.
@@demonicsweaters also does the Pyle and Yamaha both have 1/4 inputs for the pedals/switches? Like I think i saw you or some other kat build a pedal with raw foil taped to a pedal? Also saw some one reprogram the pedal/switches to be like dual bass drums and put the klosed hihat on the top pads? I don't even know yet. Lol. I gotta stretch this tax return and stimulus with enough left over to by new tires for my jeep. Hahaha. Are you on FB?
I'm definitely hooking up my reverb pedal to mine to smooth it out a bit.
You're an excellent drummer, even using this plastic thing
thank you very much!
@@demonicsweaters I have a question. Have you ever played the Yamaha dd65 or the dd75 portable drumkit.
That was a great review! I bought a Revas PB-350 recently to learn how to play drums on it. In my country, Brazil, the Revas is one of the most cost-effective drums and personally, it costs what I can spend at the moment. Unfortunately, acoustic drums or other e-drums are very expensive here :/
a great example of how you can use almost anything if you really want to do it.
Great video and demo! I've been playing drums since I was a kid and now have limited space so I've been researching these small Ekits. I'm tired of programming drum machines. I want to get drum tracks down faster and easier with more od a human feel. I've looked at the Alesis Sample Pad 4 and the Pro. Reveiws aren't that great. A lot of cross talk issues. I also looked into the Yamaha DD75. I'm leaning toward this Pyle unit now that I watched your video. Side note.....You're a really good drummer btw. I've watched many demos where the person is just god awful. Thanks for a great demo!
Thank you! Yeah, it's pretty cool. My only real criticism are the pedals.
JUSTIN is this the drum thing that last performance had?
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i thought this was gonna be really dumb, actually looks pretty cool. think i'm gonna get it. thanks!
Been playing Guitar/Bass for years and have been wanting to learn drums forever. Considering getting one of these with the low cost of investment and small amount of space to learn the basics and use as a midi controller.
It sounds really good, bro! Even with stock pedals, good stuff!
Sounds pretty freakin good Justin!!
Thanks Zax!
I got the Medeli version, the DD309. I found out that the pedals from a roll up drum kit, are r totally compatible, larger an better to use.
I use it as my main kit, thro the bands pa system.
Can you use any pedals as an alternative to the ones that come with this drum kit?
Awesome Demo and review. You earned a sub. I am sold on this. I am going to check and see if you were able to upgrade the kick pedal👍
So I bought this same unit and have played it for about 5 months now with no issues. Now, as of last week I am having a strange issue that when pressing the bass drum pedal, I am getting double beats for every time I press it once (double triggering), which is making it impossible to use. I have tried everything I can think of to fix it, but nothing worked., including swapping pedals I have a friend who had the exact same issues with the same model as well, but he was able to return it to Amazon as it was still new, but mine is out of the return window. I tried contacting Pyle, but their CS is horrible and got some Chinese woman who could barely speak English and had no clue. I also tried sending them an email but haven't received a response yet. Has anyone else had this problem with the kick drum playing double heats, and if so, is there a fix for it?
The default pedals did that for me out of the box, best to just upgrade the pedals.
@@demonicsweaters what upgrade pedals do you recommend?
I have the same issue and it has turned me off to learning how to play.
@williejohnson2236 I ended up calling the company support number, which was an annoying process, but they ended up sending me a whole new unit which works fine now.
@@tonyn152 great idea
It has much better sound that I expected .
Thanks for your videos.
I used to play drums as a kid 50 years ago. I’m looking to play again for my own fun. I need something small, so this looks like it. Here’s my questions - I see there are drumless songs on the internet. Can I pipe a song into the kit and then play to it and hear the results in headphones? Can I then record the combined results in the kit or onto the computer?
And this thing doesn't sounds bad either. Digital tech is so cheap nowadays that almost everything sounds pretty decent. The construct quality is the point, though.
I just picked one of these up on Amazon. I am an absolute beginner, and I do mean ABSOLUTE; I've never even held a pair of drum sticks. But I've always wanted to learn to play the drums, and I figured a tabletop set might be a good option for me. Any advice for a complete and utter newbie?? 😃
Congrats on your purchase! My advice, play play play, the more you do it, the better you'll get. Get a book that teaches you the basics of how to hold the sticks and reading then just do it... a lot!
@@demonicsweaters Thanks! Will do!! 😁
Sounds great!
I got the Medeli one an use it every Sunday. I've also got 3 Yammy DD-55's as spares. They are not toys but serious kits.
You need to put them thro a pa, to get the best sound.
I mount mine on a heavy duty music stand (modded to take the extra weight).
You need to mount the pedals on shaped wedges, so they wont run away when ur playing them.
I got a rack mounted, mesh head (modded) kit, set up in my loft. But I don't need it for live gigs...
awesome, yeah they're great. I really love the compact / tabletop kits.
Is this the same as the Alesis Compact 7?
You are a very honest and capable person. We are also a manufacturer specializing in the production of hand-rolled drums and dynamic drums. Can we give you samples for testing?
I got the Medeli DD309, basically the same model. Put it thro a pa, it sounds awesome.
I made wooden pedal wedge shapes an mounted the pedals on them. Much more stable an easy to use.
Let me know if u make ur own pedals...
That's really cool! This thing is great for what it is, I totally agree.
Hi I just got mines today how do u make custom kits
Regarding the pedals. I would be interested to see what u can rig up regarding using different pedals....
im looking for a tabletop drum kit to songwrite by using it to loop and play guitar to or the other way around. its been tough looking for one that isnt too pricey but is reliable
Check out the Avatar one! ruclips.net/video/yVXXJScC5co/видео.html
it can be used as a midi controller yes you can load your own sounds
the sound from speaker built in or u using external speaker ?
neither, I'm running from the line out to my interface.
@@demonicsweaters so there is a line out ?? I didn’t see a port on the back for quarter inch ??
Searched for a video for this model drum pad kit, glad I found your video! What kind of stand do you have for the kit? Did you buy it especially or just have one on hand?
It's just a standard snare stand amzn.to/3rJet5e
Nice playing man!
Thanks a lot!
At 15:00... you hear the tone and can't not play some form of Push It - Salt-N-Pepa lol.
Great video. Also, you should have pulled the machine out with the box tilted on the floor, to let gravity help you out, and no worries of almost dropping it.
One at a yard sale for 30.00 volume is low even maxed and with power cord. You think a cap or speaker may have blown? Using an amp for it. Works good with an amp just curious tho
Great video - can I ask: where did you get the stand & seat for the Pyle?
Here's a throne amzn.to/3AWVfPU and here's a stand amzn.to/3idUb3J. It'll fit in any standard snare stand.
I dunno if this is answered in the video but does it have MIDI capabilities?
can ya do a collins/bruford-esque solo on it
those drums authentic wow!!!
I would like to see you playing Wipeout on the Pyle PTED06
Can you hook this up to the mpc one and play the sounds coming from the mpc one
I'm not sure about that. Try it and find out!
Hi! Can you please tell me if this unit has Tabla sound (indian classical drums)?
Hey! You got me into one of this portable drums. Can you please make a video on how to make double strokes on the bass drum with the pedal that comes with it? I'd appreciate it. Peace
I'm really not sure that is easily possible. It's a bit easier with Rockband pedals, which is what I use now, but still not like a real pedal.
Thank you for this video. Did you ever find out about importing your own samples? I am looking for a live kit, but with more cinematic samples, like taikos, etc. I need to know about the latency and the MIDI importing of samples.
I never could get the sample import function to work. You could use software via midi. Latency will be determined by your computer's specs.
A great cheap replacement pedal is a piano sustain pedal
really bro? coz its pedals are not the best
Do you think this could work at a church camp setting? I normally take a Alesis Nitro Mesh, but even that is a lot.
Yeah, I think it would be perfect for something like that.
Great! Subscribed man!
These drums can be used as slaves of the nitro module? Or can be used both at the same time? You should make a video explaining if they can be chained/used at the same time and the different options (direct usb, interface, mixer, as slave, etc). I mean, with a table top drumset like this, we can add 7 extra pads to any e-drum, can't we?
What is a substitute for the pedals and how did u secure the snare stand to this thing i just got one yesterday and can u switch the snare and hihat pad positions for playing
So, from the unit into a mixing board/PA, 1/4” adapter from the headphone jack, correct ?
Yep!
Hi, does it bring the setup for bongos or djembe's? Thanks!!!
Hey great demo! Do you know the difference between this and the smaller 01? Is it just the size?
No, I don’t really know the difference
can you usb to an IMac and play drum sounds in Logic ?
Sure can!
Hey man, what stand are you using? Also thanks for doing this video so we can see the responsiveness to complex patterns :D
Checked out your recent vid to determine it was a snare stand :^)
@@jordan-kz3rx yeah, it's just a really old one. 1960s!
Just got my Pyle in the mail. It's so fun :D
Funny, I actually have one of these to record ideas, I was actually debating moving up to a Nitro mesh from this thing.
The nitro plays more like a real set, but this isn't bad at all!
Is the rebound good on this? or should I rather get a roland or alesis octopad etc. - Also how loud is this when earphones are plugged in?
Does it have preset rhythms you can select and change the tempo?
Yep
Can you tell me what kind of stand do you have the unit mounted on? Thanks
Snare stand amzn.to/43vsWnw
Thanks so much. Can you also tell me if there is a padded carry bag that the drum kit fits in?
Im 22 and ive loved instruments all my life and tried a lot, only instrument i feel i master ok is Drums (and im still bad at it) but yeah ive loved Drums all my life and ive mostly been fingerdrumming in GarageBand , but in my early early days around first grade i had an Electronic drum set pad and ah the sound of early 2000s Electronic drum set pads... not good, thats why when lately i try to Get more serious or «serious» into edrumming and needing a very compact, desktop size kit i initially got disappointed by the design of today’s edrum pads...they look just like I remember my pad set from 2004/5 ish looked like! But as others comment here, what a sound! I’m actually really impressed, I guess it’s not a full midi set I can connect to my Mac and superior drummer 3 so I’m at least very positively surprised by those pre-set sounds! Seriously considering buying this now 🤔🤔🥁🥁🪘
yes, it has USB MIDI out
How much?
Great video, thank you very much. 👍🏻
Glad you liked it!
Does the sound come through the headphones and speakers? Or can you isolate the sound to only come out the headphones? Looking for the ability to practice quietly without disturbing others in the house… thanks
when you plug in the headphones, it turns off the speakers
Big question, does it have Orchestral percussion?
I just bought my second of these. The first lasted 4 years. I ordered an upgraded version that wasn't nearly as capable as this model so I returned it.
Thanks for the video! Can you play dynamics (piano, forte) on this kit?
Getting very quiet would be tough. It does have some dynamic range, but it's not like a real set. Of course it's electronic, so you could also just turn the volume down, haha.
@@demonicsweaters I find it sad that it only has 1 pedal port. My parents got me one for christmas and i can't find a place for the hi hat pedal :(
@@tori_ortiz Both pedals share one port. The hi hat pedal plugs into the bass drum pedal.
Interesting…. Been needing some sort of electronic drum kit for personal home studio use etc. I had discounted using anything like this. But after watching your video I’m re-evaluating that previous conclusion….
Think I would still prefer a basic proper E-Drum kit, but this is looking like a distinct option.
it's not bad, the only drawback are the pedals
that song sounds like .... Edie Breckel & the new bohemians lol. ...... Im considering this drums set ....... but every brand I settle on, theres people in the comments talking it down & accusing them of using a fake drum sound in the video ....... This kit sounded pretty good. Any complaints after having it for a while? pads not working , pedal broke etc ????
I gave this to my friend a while ago. I haven't heard him say it broke or anything, but I don't know how much he uses it. As far as negative comments, it's RUclips, everyone hates everything. haha.
You will never find anything that someone doesn't hate
So they adopted it from medeli dd 309 (which the model that I have) It's actually good after yamaha dd75
i just got the pted01 in amazon bc i wanted a midi controler for logic x pro and it doesnt work, it is not recognized and cant be used. Neither with garage band. Anyone else has had this problem? how did you solve it?
I got the same problem
@@LuisHerX it solved by itself. 😅 in the end I was able to use it as a midi controller using ez drummer and the logic and garage band drummers. So keep trying until it works. 🗣
I now have changed my kit to a roland tv07. But I am ever so grateful for this inexpensive and fun drumming tool. My only complaint would be the pedals which are pretty rudimentary.
@@dinoarellano So, you just connected the drum and the software recognized it? Did the mac recognized it? Any tip you want to give me? Pls i'm desperate hahaha
@@LuisHerX algo así. Le pique en preferencias del sistema y eventualmente logre que lo reconociera. No se exactamente que hice para que sirviera. Simplemente jaló. Suerte!!
@@dinoarellano Jajaja si me funcionó después de todo. Creo que la clave está en como se conecta. Gracias de todas formas.
Hello, I just purchased this and I'm new to drumming. Can you please tell me what kind of stand you use for this?
Just about any snare stand should work amzn.to/3R1OPFc
You mentioned you are getting pedals for this unit coz you are not using the stock ones. May i know which kind of pedal are you goint to replace it with?
Right out of the box, this unit is definitely nicer than the Konix. I realize the other review is on a microphone, but this one is obviously more responsive, looks nicer and the samples are better quality. It's not a massive difference, but I would say worth the small price difference.
I think the pads and build quality are better for sure. But the Konix has a lot of great Bluetooth features that this one lacks.
@@demonicsweaters my ultimate conclusion is they seem most practical for a dedicated drummer who will be on the road or somewhere else without a drum set for a significant length of time, so these can help one get their fix.
I'm a dedicated guitarist, but can play the drums fairly well when I practice for a few weeks. As another reviewer pointed out and I agreed, these aren't actually a whole lot of fun to play lol.
Full sized electronics and obviously acoustics sure are though.
I bought a Casio thinking I would use it for recording when I didn't want to use my electronic or acoustic set, but ended up learning to program sequencers really well instead which was the better option.
I got a $20 one and once is connected to my B&O speaker sounds pretty good!
nice!
Hi, thanks for the video. What options are there for the stand? Thanks
it'll fit on a snare stand, or you could use some kind of collapsible tray.
@@demonicsweaters Cool, I went ahead and bought an Alesis Compact - very similar I am sure as the linked video suggests all similar manufacturer. I have a question please with these small pedals that come with it do you place it under the ball of your foot and depress from heel down or stomp on the whole switch with a full leg movement (this is working for me but my legs are aching lol :)
@@MrRichTBiscuit the tiny pedals suck whichever way you use them. I say however you can make them work, then do it.
What is all that background noise on your introduction section?
My pet lobster
So what stand did you use for the Pyle PTED06 7 Pad Tabletop Electronic Drum Kit?
it's a snare stand amzn.to/3Hpj1H0
Cool does it do rimshot an side stick?
no, there's no rims.
@@demonicsweaters I thought not. I bought this kit on the strength of your video. I got it off Market Place for $65.
I Love this thing! It's easy to get lost in it for at least two hours
Did you ever figure out the Midi thing?
Thanks for the motivation
Great Drumming By the way
Keep up the good work 💯
You sound just like
Neil Peart😎🤘🔥
Hello gm wat Drum petals u used?
I need some help, but i cant speak english...
Wich its better? Yamaha dd75 or this pyle?
The Yamaha, though this is good for the money
Here's an idea. If you were to get a y splitter for the bass pedals. Do you think it's possible to feed both into the one input and use it with double bass?
possibly
I did on my Yamaha dd65. Shouldnt be a problem.
Couple questions: can the pads be customized for tone, and/or sensitivity, and/or pad assignment? What is the stand you are using? Thanks.
You can change the pitch an eq on each individual pad, also add or take away reverb. Its very versatile.
EQ High 0-8
EQ Middle 0-8
EQ Low 0-8
The only thing that lets it down, are the pedal as he mentioned in the vid. I mounted mine on some shaped wooden wedges, much better an stable.
@@passiton3801 is it possible to change the hi hat from the middle?
Why does it sound good tho
riley bracco it just does!
I have a Yamaha dd65 that is very fun.
Hey! How does this hold up with extremely light ghost notes? Do they need to be played harder than usual, or can they be played at the correct velocity? Thanks!
I wouldn't rely on this device for finesse playing
@@demonicsweaters Ah, gotcha! Thanks!
Thanks for your information sounds good maybe a good investment
An fyi for anyone who doesn’t read the literature that comes with this drum kit … the foot petals piggy back ! Which is why there is only 1 petal port….
Before buying of these I want to make sure I could use the midi out to trigger the drum sounds in EZ Drummer 2. Can you confirm if I'd be able to do this?
not only can I confirm it, I can show you a video of me doing it ruclips.net/video/0wnj80IVDlc/видео.html :)
@@demonicsweaters Thank you!! going to watch this video right now.
How do u learn songs? Im very new to drums and want to learn for fun. I thought about getting an
Alesis Nitro Mesh Special-Edition 8-Piece Electronic Drum Set. With no prior experience , but want to take classes what would u suggest?
I actually teach remotely if you're interested. I have a lot of lessons here on my channel ruclips.net/video/RzlqetD2opQ/видео.html That should get you started. If you're interested in remote lessons, message me on IG demonic_sweaters
how much this drum
is pyle better than yamaha dd75
No
Where did you get the stand for the set?
it's just a snare stand amzn.to/3WuWYUS
I cant find the usb midi driver anywhere does anyone have a link please
It shouldn't need a driver, just plug and play
@@demonicsweaters that's what I came to find out....but the problem remains after about 4 seconds of controlling a vst drum it falls off...and I have to restart the Pyle then the problem repeats...so in short I'm gonna try the Yamaha version it has physical midi in and outs....thank you for the reply