Will this work with any electric drum kit? I have a ddrum beta and it does have a extra 1/4 jack on it for a bass pad.
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Yes. I originally had this kick pad hooked to a Yamaha, but I upgraded to a Roland TD11K, and kept this Yamaha kick over the brand new Roland KD9 mesh kick head. That's how great this kick pad it. It was WAY louder, and I don't know about you, but when I slam the bass drum, I want it to be loud bass. This kick has a volume control on the back of it also. Hope that helps you. But, you should have no problems, this kick is universal and works with all kinds of brands.
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i'm really not too sure. I actually wasn't able to get it to work well with my set, i'm not sure if what i was sent was defective or if there's certain voltage that the pads send out to match what the set itself is picking up. theoretically, these pads are pretty universal, but i had trouble with mine.
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Hi !!! I´m not really sure to be honest, but the Floor POD Plus has MIDI ports as your Tascam... and because MIDI is a standarized protocol I asume that your Tascam will not have any problem. I read the Floor POD Plus manual and It only says that its compatible with MIDI recording devices... but if you wanna know for sure, you could contact Line6 support for more detailed information about that.
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It comes with the kick trigger for the bass pedal but if you're playing a double bass, you'll want to buy a good pad. I recommend the Roland kick pad.
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As others said the DM10X kit has two additional inputs for more drums. Your problem is going to be the hardware as this kit's large toms take up move of the rack space as is. You will need to invest in rack extensions if you want the additional drums to be spaced out in a comfortable fashion.
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It should... I have a roland v-drum set and it works like a charm. In my case I am using a mac, and it works great with garage band and other software i tried. No driver required and virtually no delay. It should be similar in a PC but I have not tried it.
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I can tell you from my experience, I used this unit and two small TC Helicon Voice-solo monitors for a monitor system for my electronic drum set for a small venue that my band played. All we had for the fronts were two 15" Kustom PA speakers ran through a powered mixing board. Pretty much all the low end for my Kick drum came from the Yamaha SW315. It definitely worked for us. I know that this this model is for home use, but it puts out so much bass that I use it for a lot more.. Hope this helps...
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I have mine mounted on a snare drum and it works fine. I imagine a tom would work too.
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This works well with any DAW. So long as you input the right settings in your DAW. You shouldn't have very many issues.
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There is a stereo 1/4" output jack. I use it to plug into a Simmons drum amp. I also use it for headphones. I'm sure you can use it to plug into a mixing board or plug into a recorder. You might need a male stereo 1/4" to dual male RCA cable to hook up to most recorders.
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If you are refering to dual zone triggering (i.e. using a Y cable with 2 ddrum acoustic bass triggers) Plus you can program each input to what ever drum you want it to be. I use mine with a Alesis DM5.
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No, it's a bass kick pad, that connects to the controller. The mallet hits an electronic pad and gives you your bass drum sound.
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I don't see why not. I have this exact amplifier as well as 5 other amps and I use all my keyboard and guitar instruments that I have to come out of each amplifier as well as mp3 music. I also create rap beats and play it out of my amps and since I have this exact amp and use it to play back all the rap beats I create, I would say that yes you can use an electric drum set using this amplifier. It would work no problem for you. However The quality of the amplifier speaker itself doesn't sound very good. Just know that you get what you pay for. If you don't care about the quality of the sound, then sure, his is a cheap amplifier you can use to just jam and create beats on your electric drum set. However, The watts isn't that powerful ( which means how powerful the speaker actually is ) If you play your electric drum set very loud, then it could blow the speaker. If you do care about the quality of the sound and if you really want to blast your electric drum set loud making beats out of this amplifier, then I'd spend a little more money and get something that you will enjoy having for awhile! The question really is how loud will you play your electric drum set, and do you care about the quality of the sound coming out of the speakers?
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No sound will pump outta this without passing through a drum module; this is simply the touch-sensitive electric kick trigger. I use this on a SPD-30 for added bass to my NI Maschine.
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Yes....in fact it's best that way. For best results, hook into a system with a sub wolfer or something with a deep bass response. I use a 1/4 in Y connector and run a bass amp and a guitar amp together. You get that big boom sound with the bass drum that way.
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No, I don't think so, unless you have an old school microphone that pre-dates usb and is really awesome. I use mine for my electribe er 1, so you may technically be able to attach a microphone threw the line in on an electribe, but this wouldn't affect the midi connection anyway. So no.
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Yes it should work. I used it to add an electronic drum pad thru the Yamaha drum machine. It is basically a low powered splitter.
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Any standard single or double pedal will work with this kick pad just fine. I use either my single Tama Iron Cobra pedal or double iron cobra depending on my needs at that present time. *Suggestion* all styles of drumming will work fine. However if you play any extreme or death metal style particularly with blast beats your kick pad will crap out over time if not taken care of.