Is the brain capable of reproducing different stick velocities (Dynamics) or is the same volume produced no matter how hard you hit pads?
880384
it's pretty close to a reptilian brain that is inexpensive. The volume is pretty much the same no matter how hard you hit it. If you're looking for that kind of dynamic velocity you really need a more expensive kit or at least replace the brain with a better one.
880385
The dynamics are quite good. I haven't had to adjust them at all, but you can. If you are a drummer already, you can adapt to these very easily. I'm getting a 300 watt amp for them and totally trust them for gigs I'm doing next month. If others are having issues with velocity sensitivity, I can't comment on that. My set works great. I've been drumming for over 40 years. This set does a great job for me. Espescially 3 and 27.
880386
I personally have never tried this, but, according to the user manual, you can set the brain to have dynamic response to the drum sticks.
579759
No. The volume of the sound is the same no matter how hard you press the keys.
1790139
no, you can't do that. Every ball head rotates free and never choose an axis, that only depends on your firm hand.
338711
There are vibrators and oscillating vibrators . The latter works more muscles in more directions thereby , I would think would give a much more thorough workout .
1341234
No to controlling the paddle speed.I Suppose if a person tried to use all low fat ingredients and artificial sweetners he/she could get some ice crystals. What I got with mine is the doggonest best tasting ice cream I have ate in 68 years!
474158
The velocity, or touch sensitivity on the pads can be adjusted from inside the vyzex software editor that comes with it. As for the keys, most DAW software should have a way to control the input or output velocity. The unit itself does not appear to have this ability. Hope this helps!
2191025
No, you don't bounce around as much. They still bounce, but it's not as springy so the bouncing is less.
1718414
Great question. I believe it has the capability of loading and storing new sounds however we've never had the need since it comes with a ton of sounds and we just assign the ones we want to each individual pad/sensor. I hope this helps.
2205098
The pads are not super stiff like an mpc, and they are responsive. So you don't have to bang on them like you do an mpc.
633977
Yes it works vary well remember use a firm surface or it will not work. Hit it hard.
123464
Hi, yes you can control the power of stimulation either all the four channels together, or channel by channel.
2124719
When I first started to listen, not right away. But my brain can fasten on it instead of reliving the day. So after about a week or so when I first started the white noise (I actually started to listen to baseball games on low volume) I found that it did help. I still get nights when my brain is swirling around, but the habit of listening has trained my brain to relax and slow down so that I can sleep.
924975
Hi, Well, it depends how I'm moving around. If you soaked the little pad inside it should do it for you. :-)
245548
Yes it can. We use it for weighted balls, too, training to hit the ball harder.
1612817
This piano is velocity-sensitive, so volume does directly correspond to how soft or hard the keys are pressed.
782428
Well, Ivan you're playing "air drums," so there really isn't any rebound since you are looking at the monitor and hitting a imaginary drum head. That being said, you can simulate rebound by using the palm of your hands. Go to their website for more information on how to simulate the rebound technique.
782429
You can use the rebound of the back of the stick on the palm of your hand; however, there is certainly not as much rebound as a hitting a drum. Its very easy to play.