Hello my friend, I'm from Brazil, and I have a td 11 k in my church, and I bought a cy 13 r but I can not configure the bell mode of it, I only get the edge and the blow. Would you be able to guide me on this? I was scared to have bought wrong, because in the specification does not say that it is for the td 11k. And now? The cy 13 r has 3 zones but in the module I can not configure the 3 zones. I only get two zones, the bell I can not.
I just bought one at GC. I sold my acoustic kit because I'm now in an apartment. At first I was saddened to get rid of my Yamaha stage custom and zildjian k cymbals but this kit is really cool and fun to play. I bought an external speaker and headphones also.
Could I make one of the tom mounts a crash cymbal, or would I benefit by buying the better ride pad and using the ride pads which comes with this as a crash?
I have this one and ı want to add an another chrash cymbal to the right side of the drum set. Is it possible? If you know about this, please answer me..
062316 - What is the function between the TD-11KV and the computer? Seems to be just another way to get mp3's from your computer. I thought you can use your computer to save on or incorporate drum files.......or something worth wild.
Hey can you play over top of your self like I would record percutions before the show just like playing it back but I can play over the purcutions as if I was playing with a real percussionists
I don’t know how he’s getting the cymbals/hihats to sound so perfect. You can’t hit the edge of them like an acoustic cymbal. Drives me nuts. I guess I need practice
ive had my drums for quite a while now, but on the trash metal feature, i cant play the hi-hat because when i hit it, a bass drum beat comes. can you please help me fix this):
This is late but try a powered pa speaker instead of an amp, like the EV ZLX15P its 1000 watts of power and sounds great, also full range like what you need
Does anybody know how to get a ride bell sound out of this kit? I searched through all the cymbal sounds and could not find a ride bell. It seems like a standard sound that should have been included. I'm hesitant to get the more expensive cymbal with a bell trigger if the sound isn't there. Basically though, I just want to have one of the kit presets use a ride bell sound on the ride cymbal, so I can switch back and forth between kits as needed for the song.
@@curtluther6214 - Unfortunately it doesn't seem so. I just tried. The TD-11K just doesn't seem to include a bell sound. The sound you assign to the whole cymbal includes a cymbal rim sound. Maybe if I had a cymbal with a bell sensor, the bell sound might become evident. But it would be good if I could get that sound out of the default kit.
@@anachronist looking at used for $500 I’ll upgrade the pads to mesh via drum Tec ( are they upgradable) The record feature is huge for me. Being this an older model what king of longevity could you expect. And overall is it better then buying the brand new lower end 1dmk for a $1k bucks. Your help would be appreciated man Thx
@@robb7565 - I really like my TD-11K. It's versatile and does pretty much everything I need except for the lack of a cymbal bell sound, but if I upgrade to a 3-sensor cymbal the bell might be there. You CAN upgrade all the pads to mesh, but you don't need mesh heads for all pads, just the snare drum. Replacing the tom tom pads with mesh pads would only give you rim sensors on the toms, which I find is needed only on the snare drum. It would be a better to keep the rubber tom pads and use a splitter (the connectors have two signal conductors) to add more pads for other purposes, like cowbell or whatnot. I've read about people doing this (see lucyferina's comment here, for example). As for longevity, I've had this kit for 5 years and it's still going strong. My son uses it for drum lessons. If I do upgrade anything for it, I would probably replace my bass drum pedal with a double-bass linkage before I would get a 3-sensor cymbal, because my son is doing stuff that requires fast bass, and neither of us are fast enough on the single pedal, so the double bass pedals would help. I see lots of cautions online saying "don't use a guitar amp with an electronic drum kit!" That's ridiculous. I've been using my 25-watt Fender guitar amp with this kit for years, with no problem. As long as you don't turn it up loud, it's fine, the amp won't be damaged. If you're just practicing by yourself (and especially if you're in an apartment) you don't need high volume anyway. And if you use headphones, you don't need the amp at all (and the sound in incredibly good through headphones, full stereo). I wouldn't use a guitar amp for performing with a band, but for solo practice it's fine. The drum console has an auxiliary input to let you mix music with your drumming, and we do this, playing music from the phone into the drum kit, and all the sound comes out the headphones or the amp.
How can I change the MIDI format of that drums to normal audio? I was recording in the drums on the USB, and when I connected it to the computer, and I wanted to listen to the audio, it was heard as piano sound.
I have that same kit, but I added extra cymbals (4) using the extra cymbal input and by making my own splitter cables to use the secondary input for the 3 toms. (all drum inputs are double zone but in this kit only the snare pad is double zone capable). the cables are not regular splitters they have a 100 k ohm resistor to work with the module without overdriving the input. check my channel for some covers using this setup.
I am left handed and i have to have all my cymbals on the left hand side of the kit. Is there alot of room for adjustment as far as cymbal placement goes?
Hard to believe they are still selling those hard rubber pads for the toms on the new roland td-11ks. Be careful, they can mess up your hands/wrists. (Resulting in something similar to carpal tunnel syndrome.) Mesh heads are the way to go if you take the e-kit route. (The Yamaha pads seem to be good as well even though they are not mesh.)
ThunderAnt I was saying that if you’re gonna go for the td15 you might as well get the TD17 since they’re essentially the same price right. You misread what I said “nigga”.
the sound quality of roland's drum sounds have always been top notch; the selection of desirable sounds on the other hand is rather lackluster. but any skilled player can make it sound good (such as in this demo - even if the guy is a giant on an already demure drum kit)
@@mikestein1024 if you don't know how to get good sound from your module, that's your problem. but that's the least of your worries, seeing how you can't even read
Don't forget to stop by Radio Shack and pick up a 1/4"x3.5mm headphone adapter in case you want to use a pair headphones that were made after the early '80s. This really peeved me. I waited two weeks to get my TD-11K. Spent the night setting it up, and when I get done I tried to plug in my headphones and it's a 1/4" jack! Who uses those any more?? My dad had a pair of headphones from the '60s that had a 1/4" jack. Good luck finding one now.
Although I’m still getting a Td-11KV by the end of this year. But I’m probably gonna keep the module for at least 3 or 4 years, then I’ll upgrade to something better
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Can't tell if this dude is huge or if this is just a small kit
I can't choke THE ride. Have all the td11k that funktion. I can choke the cymbal by the way
@@Jakopine1 why is it this guy's problem 1 and we get it. U can't choose the ride... Call them for a new ride.
Jadon Chacon both
Hello my friend,
I'm from Brazil, and I have a td 11 k in my church, and I bought a cy 13 r but I can not configure the bell mode of it, I only get the edge and the blow. Would you be able to guide me on this? I was scared to have bought wrong, because in the specification does not say that it is for the td 11k. And now?
The cy 13 r has 3 zones but in the module I can not configure the 3 zones. I only get two zones, the bell I can not.
I just bought one at GC. I sold my acoustic kit because I'm now in an apartment. At first I was saddened to get rid of my Yamaha stage custom and zildjian k cymbals but this kit is really cool and fun to play. I bought an external speaker and headphones also.
What drums kit you playing now?
Can the toms be upgraded and replaced with mesh ones eventually?
I have this kit and just bought the SPD-30 octopad. How do I connect the two and which cables do I need. Thanks!
Could I make one of the tom mounts a crash cymbal, or would I benefit by buying the better ride pad and using the ride pads which comes with this as a crash?
And tell me if I can record other sounds with in the TD 11 and if I can do it could I record some samples from the TD 30 in to the TD 11
Awesome drumming !
Would this model durable enough for regular gigging and practice?
I have this one and ı want to add an another chrash cymbal to the right side of the drum set. Is it possible? If you know about this, please answer me..
Can I use extra Roland PD 8 pads in place of the symbols just to make a complete kit because I'm using real ziljhan symbols with my electronic Rigg
062316 - What is the function between the TD-11KV and the computer? Seems to be just another way to get mp3's from your computer. I thought you can use your computer to save on or incorporate drum files.......or something worth wild.
Awesome kit! Can you help me or do you have any video that shows how to connect the module via USB to a PC and use Reaper? Thanks
Does this kit provide rim shot sounds too?
does this kit have the steel drum effect ?
my son has this kit it's brilliant but now digital facia totally blank? - please help
فروع الشركه ده فين فى مصر القاهره
I just bought this kit and somehow my crash doesnt work (the cable). Can anybody help?
I add a new cymbale but it doesn't respond. Any idea ? Thanks
I'm just in love with the 'tight kit', it sounds so cool >>> 2:05
Squadrex same was going to get a alesis command but heard the durability is shit
Cool drummer!
Pretty sure you just sold me on this drum kit. Thanks !
Hey can you play over top of your self like I would record percutions before the show just like playing it back but I can play over the purcutions as if I was playing with a real percussionists
Pretty sure. All you'd have to do is just by the correct mesh heads then attach the wires I believe.
best kit ever
Shawna Scabar no where close.
Sure, it’s not really bad, but the sounds are kinda cheesy, and the module is nearing the end of its life
I don’t know how he’s getting the cymbals/hihats to sound so perfect. You can’t hit the edge of them like an acoustic cymbal. Drives me nuts. I guess I need practice
"how" = many hours daily practice .)
ive had my drums for quite a while now, but on the trash metal feature, i cant play the hi-hat because when i hit it, a bass drum beat comes. can you please help me fix this):
Knut Ødegård Sørli
Its made for double bass if you have no double pedals
Just go to INST and press edit, and set it to hihat
Now your problem is fixed
Can I layer sounds from different kits? And can I import my own sound sample?
Samuel Kajah Nope.
Samuel Kajah yes you can.
I hope you're right!!
Awesooooooome!!!!))))
this now available for the roland v drum
can anybody help me with finding a good amp to run my kit through? in and around the 4 or 5 hundred range preferably.
I have my set connected to a Mackie Thump 15
This is late but try a powered pa speaker instead of an amp, like the EV ZLX15P its 1000 watts of power and sounds great, also full range like what you need
Does anybody know how to get a ride bell sound out of this kit? I searched through all the cymbal sounds and could not find a ride bell. It seems like a standard sound that should have been included. I'm hesitant to get the more expensive cymbal with a bell trigger if the sound isn't there. Basically though, I just want to have one of the kit presets use a ride bell sound on the ride cymbal, so I can switch back and forth between kits as needed for the song.
From what I understand you can assign the cymbal rim to a bell sound
@@curtluther6214 - Unfortunately it doesn't seem so. I just tried. The TD-11K just doesn't seem to include a bell sound. The sound you assign to the whole cymbal includes a cymbal rim sound. Maybe if I had a cymbal with a bell sensor, the bell sound might become evident. But it would be good if I could get that sound out of the default kit.
@@anachronist looking at used for $500 I’ll upgrade the pads to mesh via drum Tec ( are they upgradable) The record feature is huge for me. Being this an older model what king of longevity could you expect. And overall is it better then buying the brand new lower end 1dmk for a $1k bucks. Your help would be appreciated man Thx
@@robb7565 - I really like my TD-11K. It's versatile and does pretty much everything I need except for the lack of a cymbal bell sound, but if I upgrade to a 3-sensor cymbal the bell might be there. You CAN upgrade all the pads to mesh, but you don't need mesh heads for all pads, just the snare drum. Replacing the tom tom pads with mesh pads would only give you rim sensors on the toms, which I find is needed only on the snare drum. It would be a better to keep the rubber tom pads and use a splitter (the connectors have two signal conductors) to add more pads for other purposes, like cowbell or whatnot. I've read about people doing this (see lucyferina's comment here, for example).
As for longevity, I've had this kit for 5 years and it's still going strong. My son uses it for drum lessons. If I do upgrade anything for it, I would probably replace my bass drum pedal with a double-bass linkage before I would get a 3-sensor cymbal, because my son is doing stuff that requires fast bass, and neither of us are fast enough on the single pedal, so the double bass pedals would help.
I see lots of cautions online saying "don't use a guitar amp with an electronic drum kit!" That's ridiculous. I've been using my 25-watt Fender guitar amp with this kit for years, with no problem. As long as you don't turn it up loud, it's fine, the amp won't be damaged. If you're just practicing by yourself (and especially if you're in an apartment) you don't need high volume anyway. And if you use headphones, you don't need the amp at all (and the sound in incredibly good through headphones, full stereo). I wouldn't use a guitar amp for performing with a band, but for solo practice it's fine. The drum console has an auxiliary input to let you mix music with your drumming, and we do this, playing music from the phone into the drum kit, and all the sound comes out the headphones or the amp.
Can you buy an extra pedal to make it double bass?
joseph lucido buy a double pedal
in metal drums mode you can use your hi hat pedal as a double kick in the meantime
Damn i wish i could afford this kit xD
How can I change the MIDI format of that drums to normal audio? I was recording in the drums on the USB, and when I connected it to the computer, and I wanted to listen to the audio, it was heard as piano sound.
You figure this out?
I have that same kit, but I added extra cymbals (4) using the extra cymbal input and by making my own splitter cables to use the secondary input for the 3 toms. (all drum inputs are double zone but in this kit only the snare pad is double zone capable). the cables are not regular splitters they have a 100 k ohm resistor to work with the module without overdriving the input. check my channel for some covers using this setup.
Can I add extra toms?
Can this be used for a left handed drummer
Iced HiLo yes, you just gotta set it up the opposite way of what you see
I am left handed and i have to have all my cymbals on the left hand side of the kit. Is there alot of room for adjustment as far as cymbal placement goes?
Hard to believe they are still selling those hard rubber pads for the toms on the new roland td-11ks. Be careful, they can mess up your hands/wrists. (Resulting in something similar to carpal tunnel syndrome.) Mesh heads are the way to go if you take the e-kit route. (The Yamaha pads seem to be good as well even though they are not mesh.)
Thanks homie
is the brain programmable?
1:50 Bruuhhh! You're good
Hi plz answer me who is good this td 11kv or td 15k
Hakim Diouani TD15 is much better. I recommend just going for the new TD17 since it’s the best Roland deal out there.
MrEmanthedrummer ah ok thank you very much
Hakim Diouani no problem! Getting my TD17 on Tuesday. Let me know what you go with!
MrEmanthedrummer Nigga the td17 is literally almost double the price of the td11k
ThunderAnt I was saying that if you’re gonna go for the td15 you might as well get the TD17 since they’re essentially the same price right. You misread what I said “nigga”.
This kit sounds hilarious almost a decade later
How tall is he?
😆😆😆😆
the sound quality of roland's drum sounds have always been top notch; the selection of desirable sounds on the other hand is rather lackluster. but any skilled player can make it sound good (such as in this demo - even if the guy is a giant on an already demure drum kit)
Top notch? Have you heard a pearl mimic, fnote , strike , atv ?
@@mikestein1024 if you don't know how to get good sound from your module, that's your problem. but that's the least of your worries, seeing how you can't even read
Geez, he really likes his china cymbal
wow his snares super low
The rubber pads are also dual zone. :)
R. James Toth no they aren’t.
Most roland kits tom sounds suck but the sounds of the hihat, snares and everything else is good, the tom sounds just suck so I just use midi for them
Im going to push a finger up.
They're not really that expensive when you consider that just a good set of cymbals is going to cost you at least a grand.
Buy it used then
Don't forget to stop by Radio Shack and pick up a 1/4"x3.5mm headphone adapter in case you want to use a pair headphones that were made after the early '80s. This really peeved me. I waited two weeks to get my TD-11K. Spent the night setting it up, and when I get done I tried to plug in my headphones and it's a 1/4" jack! Who uses those any more?? My dad had a pair of headphones from the '60s that had a 1/4" jack. Good luck finding one now.
u can just get an adapter
most professional audio stuff uses 1/4 inch.
You're peeved??! I've been driving around since Tuesday looking for a RadioShack!
right dude. Electric drums are freaken expensive
That machine gunning doesnt sound great...
I really don’t like the cymbals
Don't buy this kit for $500 more you buy the TD 11 kv which comes with all mesh heads and the much better cymbals !
Dennis Rivenburg you might as well get a used TD-25 at that point. TD-11kv's sounds are not worth 1600 by a long shot.
Although I’m still getting a Td-11KV by the end of this year. But I’m probably gonna keep the module for at least 3 or 4 years, then I’ll upgrade to something better
Sounds fake
This kit sucks. Alesis Crimson is wayyyy better.
WHY? :-D
PS. Really asking.. just dreaming of a e-set.