Roland TD-07 KV electronic drumkit pad upgrade options by drum-tec
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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The Roland TD-07KV is a great little beginner level electronic drum kit. But you can actually elevate it onto a much more advanced playing experience level by applying some useful, additional pad upgrades (which we did)!
Please check out these three TD-07 drum-tec edition kit configurations shown in the video:
1. drum-tec FULL CYMBALS edition: comes with an additional Roland CY-12C crash & cymbal arm
2. drum-tec ROCK edition: comes with additional PDX-100 snare pad & tom holder, so you can use the PDX-8 as a 4th tom pad
3. drum-tec REAL HIHAT edition: comes with an additional VH-10 hihat controller, you can use the CY-5 pad as your second crash
All three kits are available from www.drum-tec.com
Please feel free to comment or ask any question you might have! You can also get in touch with our service team directly through service@drum-tec.de
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Video shot @ drum-tec West / Spytunes Recording Studio, Mainz. Drumming & production by www.ralfschumacher.eu @digitaldrumming
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Having so much fun with my td07 right now, would upgrade to a larger snare the end of the month, oh yea
Hey Sal, yes it's a cool little kit. Tons of options for nice snare upgrades:
www.drum-tec.com/pads/roland
www.drum-tec.com/pads/atv
Kind regards & happy drumming!
Your drumming is so amazing Ralf and good pad updates.
Thank you Terry! :)
I have this kit, only the DMK version. I totally love the module sounds. The difference is the smaller cymbals and the kick pad. All else is the same.
I want to add a larger snare and that sweet VH-10 hi hat.
always enjoy your drumming, the TD-07 is cool sounding too, nice upgrades
Thank you very much once again! :)
I was waiting for setup 5, All of the Above! Great job, as always!
Thank you Ben, you can get in touch through service@drum-tec.de for any custom kit configuration if you like :) KInd regards!
Was supposed to pull the trigger on this one then saw the td17 and got that instead. a bit dated but a lot more features! bigger pads too! will be messaging you drum tec for my upgrades :)
Great to hear Carlos, happy drumming! :)
Great options! Great playing!
Thank you John! :)
Awesome 👍👍
Thank you! :)
How do I add an additional cymbal.. all the cables that came with the original set are plugged into the already existing pads/cymbals.. Or is the "real hi-hat" that I have taking two plugs maybe?
My only option then of having a third cymbals would be to upgrade the brain..?
Great video, thank you! With the TD07 module could you upgrade the snare and then use the extra port (no extra Tom) for the hi-hat kit? So basically have the TD-07 kit with an upgraded snare and hi-hat +1 more crash?
Thank you! Yes, that would be possible. You can get in touch through service@drum-tec.de for a custom kit configuration if you like (just refer to this video). Kind regards!
Thanks!
Just how much more realistic is the upgraded hi-hat? I just got the TD07 mkv set today and the only one thing I'm disappointed with a bit is the hi-hat. Perhaps it is a matter of getting used to, but I'm struggling to make it sound how I want to a bit.
How many extra pads can you connect? Only one extra cymbal or extra low tom? Is There a posebility to connect both( extra cymbal and tom)...??
Hi Ralph do you know if the guys might release a sound pack for the td07 module in the future?. And have you ever considered doing a couple of drum lessons on the channel?. I think most of us would take any tips that come from you 👍🏻
Hey Steve, unfortunately the TD-07 module doesn't offer the possibility to load/save custom kits as far as I know. It doesn't have a USB port for a stick, only the USB to connect with the computer.
I have actually been giving lessons for many years here in Germany (not online though). Basically it's a matter of time, I am really busy with studio / video / drum-tec work most of the time, which is great but doesn't leave a lot of time for teaching. Maybe in the future, one newly developing video/media branch will also include some lesson videos, who knows? :) Kind regards!
Hey Ralph.. always love to listen to you play, you sound great. I have the 17KVX but my PDX12" snare does track as well as that one.Your ghosts are being picked up beautifully. Is it a different technology?
Hi, thank you very much! Have you tried playing with the trigger settings a bit? In my opinion all Roland modules trigger super accurately, so there should be no "lost" info, especially on the snare pad. Maybe try to tighten the mesh a bit as well, if it's not tight enough you might lose some accuracy possibly. Generally speaking the TD-17 should not trigger worse than it's smaller TD-07 brother, I guess they are very similar in a lot of ways. Kind regards!
Hello! I have TD07 KV and am super happy about it. But I need a little help: How can I record my drumming? And drum covers?
How about "a bigger pad, all full cymbals and real hihat" edition? That would be very nice.
You mean a TD-17KVX ;-D
@@drumtecTV Yes, a TD-17KVX but with TD-07 module.
@@DUALMOTION why? the TD07 is just a downgraded TD17
can you add both the vh-10 hi-hat and the pdx-100 snare and use your old snare as further tom?
Where connect the cable?
How can I record the preset audio from the module by using the build-in MIDI usb without using audio interface and plugins into the PC? Is it a must to use plugins for MIDI recordings?
can you use a cy8 as a crash 2? Also can i upgrade the cy5 hihtat to a cy8?
Yes, the module has a 2nd crash input. I probably wouldn't swap the CY-5 hihat pad for a CY-8, the CY-5 has a special fixed mount so it feels more sturdy as a hihat pad, which the CY-8 doesn't have. I'd rather use a VH-10 and really have an upgrade in diameter, playing feel & realism at the same time. Kind regards!
In td -07 Model, will get extra crash 2 cable ?
Can do rimshoot or cross stick on snare ??
Yes you can! Check out this other demo over here if you like, where I also show cross stick / rim shot fuctionality after the unboxing intro:
ruclips.net/video/E79e5gFozZ4/видео.html
Kind regards!
can i add more pads with drum splitters?
Hello, thanks a lot for the video, it's really great play. just received my TD-07 dmk and considering to add the 4th tom. i see only additional cymbal is possible. but here i see the 4th tom, is there special configuration needed? Thanks for your help
Sure you can use a tom pad instead of an additional cymbal as shown in the video from 1:54. You'll just have to adjust trigger settings for the pad & apply a tom sound accordingly in the TD-07 module. Kind regards!
Thanks a lot for the hint👍, start playing and it's a great set. Also important that I received the set after 2 days of order via drum-tec website. Very satisfied with the service 👍👍👍.
@@Anpit75 Great to hear, happy drumming! :)
Is there an explanation video on how to make the connections?
Hi Rolando, what connections do you mean exactly? All cables from the module cable snake are labelled, and there should be some manual / quick start information that comes with the kit also.
Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV thanks for your quick response! Correct, so do you get an additional 1/4 cable in the snake to connect the extra pad/cymbal? I recently ordered this kit, so I'm trying to figure out what exact items I need to purchase in order to expand the kit to use an additional crash cymbal and have a 2 crash, 1 ride configuration.
@@rolandoardon2697 Yes, the snake has one additional cable for either Crash2 OR thrd zone of a 3-zone ride cymbal (f.e. a CY-13R or CY-14R-T). Kind regards!
Hey, sick playing!
got a question tho, how can you plug the additional cymbal without any jack input on the TD-07 module?
I want to add a cymbal but can't find out how tu plug it in.
Thank you! There's one free trigger cable on the cable snake left that you can use for crash 2. You'll find more info on the module over here:
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07-sound-module
Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV Hi, t'y for answering.
I have the câble and the cymbal but still can't find how to plug it in the module even with the tech, there is no jack on it.
This model can use 3 zones cymbal?
Yes, you can use the crash 2 input for the additional bell zone & change assignment in the module menu. This is another demo with a 3-zone ride on the TD-07 module:
ruclips.net/video/mvKuFidqdpU/видео.html&pp=ygUIdGQtMDdrdng%3D
Feel free to get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de for any further questions. Kind regards!
Hi. Thank you very much for the video! Why do you use an CY-12C instead of the recommended CY-8? And is the CY13-R also usable as a crash, so I can switch between the bell function?
Hi, the video shows upgraded TD-07KV kit options offered by drum-tec, as indicated in the title :) you can get any custom kit configuration from www.drum-tec.com, please feel free to get in touch through service@drum-tec.de for further assistance. Kind regards!
Nice! How does this one compare to the ATV EXS-3?
Hi, you can check out our demo for the ATV EXS-3 over here:
ruclips.net/video/ZgQCK-hiN_Q/видео.html
I would say the TD-07 module is more flexible than the ATV xD3, but sounds are very different & one might prefer one module over the other because of the sounds possibly. The xD3 has no dual zone rim triggering on the toms & no sound editing functions for its onboard sounds, which is important to know I think. Kind regards!
imo the EXS-3 sounds wayyyy better, despite the lack of customization options. but sound is a highly subjective thing, so yeah, listen to the demo and take your own conclusions :D
@@drumtecTV Thanks! I'm still a newbie, so correct me if I'm wrong. The TD-07KV also has single zone toms, so this would only work if you upgraded the toms to dual zone? And the TD-07KV has no bell sound on the ride, compared to the EXS-3?
@@theehlegast5981 Oh sorry you are right :) I just forgot about the mono toms on the TD-07KV. I actually am not sure right now if the module offers dual zone functionality if you replaced the tom pads with other pads, you might get in touch through service@drum-tec.de to verify. You can connect a 3-zone ride to the TD-07, but you'll lose the crash 2 input then. Kind regards!
Could you guys try it with the jam kit
Hey Alex, please get in touch through service@drum-tec.de to evaluate if the TD-07 module will be available separately. As far as I know, until now it's only available with the TD-07KV kit, so we won't be demoing it with other pads unless it's being offered as module only. Kind regards!
I own a td17kvx with 2 extra cymballs for 2 years now, i made couple of perfect sounding kits on the module with different layers and stuff. But is it possible to get another sound out of it ? Or another download with more realistic sounds just like ez drummer or superior drummer ? Please let me know.
Hi Michael, surer you can use the TD-17s midi ouput & connect to your computer for triggering EZ Drummer etc. Check out the drum-tec Silent Studio Sessions if you like, basically the same setup with drum-tec pro series & Rolamnd TD-50 module :-)
ruclips.net/p/PLfdIgOnHCc5piPaMAnQ1mzLKPpWdzKVuq
Kind regards!
Hi , i recently buy this kit, do you using audio interface for record the sound?
The TD-07 driver from Roland destroyed my Mac OSX after download :-/ so I didn't use the USB connection but the headphone output of the module to record through a separate interface connected to the macbook. Kind regards!
Just bought the td07kx, so it comes with the extra crash already, is it posible to add an extra pad or cymbal? Or is there no other way to do it?
Hey Cesar, I think the only way would be to split the dual zone inputs into two single zones by using the drum-tec e-drum Splitters:
ruclips.net/video/K5iuuxor32w/видео.html
Please get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de for further advice if you like. Kind regards!
I recently bought this Drum Kit and i have a question about it:
Can i upgrade the ride cymbal to an tri-zone cymbal and have an second crash cymbal at the same time??
Or i will have to choose "to kill" one of the pads in order to use the cable to add the tri zone action to the cymbal (tri zones always use 2 ?)
Hey Elber, as soon as you use a 3-zone ride, unfortunately you will lose the 2nd crash input, like with the VAD103 kit for example:
ruclips.net/video/vz2cDd-sdHQ/видео.html
Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV ohh, i get it!
Can i use the second ton input to a cymbal to make it work like a second crash? It would not be a problem to me to lost one of the tons to get a second crash and a 3-zone ride
@@elbermrock Hey Elber, I guess this should work. Please get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de to make sure though, as I haven't yet had the chance to try this :) kind regards!
Hi guys we're can I purchase this kit please
Hi, the 3 modified kit configurations are available here:
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07kv-drum-tec-edition-full-cymbals
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07kv-drum-tec-edition-rock
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07kv-drum-tec-edition-real-hi-hat
Please get in touch through service@drum-tec.de for any further questions and/or an individual quote on any kit including international shipping. Kind regards!
So strange how you release all of these but when it comes to the td27 you guys wont sell that drum pack.
Hi Kosta, this video is not about a sound edition, because the TD-07 module unfortunately does not offer any data transfer options for saved kit presets. The demo shows optional upgraded kit configurations with additional pads for improved playability. There are new sound editions coming for TD-27 in January. Kind regards!
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So you can add a second crash to td07? I am still struggling in choosing td17kv or td07kv
Yes you can. If I were you, I would get the Td17kv honestly. The module has more features like bluetooth and to modify the sounds, import your own samples (have you heard the Drum-Tec upgrades for the 17? They are fire). I don’t think overall the 07 is a good bang for your buck. You’re basically getting a re-issued Td11 with no cool upgrades (maybe some better module sounds subjectively). Or you can save for the Td17kvx!! Well worth the investment.
Just get the 2box SpeedLight. I love mine. But the last Roland kit I had was a td6v so maybe I don’t know what I’m missing....
@@caltown79 Nice. I'm curious about 2box. Sounds are pretty good. How is it overall?
OK James I’m overall impressed. Replaced an Alesis Strike and have zero regrets. The rack is plastic and light but I like the pads. The kick is rubber but no complaints there either. I just prefer the recorded sound of actual drums so much more than synthesized. For the money, and I paid $1,099 no tax. You can’t beat it. Time will tell, but I’m super pleased. The modules are an older way of doing things but once figured out it’s easy. I upgraded the memory to 32gb and it’s awesome. If you don’t want to tinker I’d get the drumit5 mkii as it comes with 32gb and a few more outputs.
@@caltown79 Thanks. I'm considering it. Can I asked where you bought? I'm in the US. Yeah, the Alesis strike is hot garbage lol. I played one and it felt like a 12th gradr science project.
the natural sounds of the snare drum are terrible, they all sound weak and plastic. Nothing to do with the old td-7 and I'm a Roland fan, a shame!
$ 1,249.99
What do you mean? The video shows three different kit configurations, which can be found over here:
www.drum-tec.com/sets/roland?p=1
Kind regards!