what is the beat range ?, i will use it for Shamanic drummiing 400-450 bpm
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I dont know what is says in the manual but the actual device goes up to 250 beats then rolls over to 20 beats per minute.
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The tempo setting goes up to 250 BPM; you can double or triple that with the sub-beat setting up to 750 BPM.
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The actuall low pass is 50-150hzLook in there website for the manual and will show you specs there, I think it's the last page. Now as far as being 400rms no way maybe 150 rms that's about it. It does sound pretty good, not a thump in your chest but great to add some much needed low end bass if you are lacking.
724514
It is loud enough but if it is for drumming, headphones should be used or plug into an amplifier .
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I'm sorry, but there is no listing of drum sounds in the manual. I doubt that those sounds are somewhere in the machine. I would recommend going to a local store that has one and checking it out.
345444
No idea what you mean by "drum patterns" ... you don't get any with this. HOWEVER, I've done hundreds of songs from start to finish and I love this unit. You may find that mixing down to 2-channel then finalizing it all with sound-editing software is even better than the mastering features the 2488 has, but its still a superior device. I just did a band demo now posted on the Internet back in October 2013 with it.
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Brian: I have played my DM7X Session Kit,5 piece for a few months now and I really like them,for the sound Quality, Versatility, and Ease of Playing. I have been an acoustic drummer for over 40 yrs and never thought I would ever be able to switch to electric, boy, was I wrong. After I read and reread the instruction book, I set them up, adjusted them for my playing, and off I went,on a new musical experience, and my double set of Tama's are in their cases, with no plans to play them again.At a later date I will add another tom and crash cymble, the set has expansion for them, other than that I a very happy Brian: I have played my DM7X Session Kit,5 piece for a few months now and I really like them,for the sound Quality, Versatility, and Ease of Playing. I have been an acoustic drummer for over 40 yrs and never thought I would ever be able to switch to electric, boy, was I wrong. After I read and reread the instruction book, I set them up, adjusted them for my playing, and off I went,on a new musical experience, and my double set of Tama's are in their cases, with no plans to play them again.At a later date I will add another tom and crash cymble, the set has expansion for them, other... » Read More Brian: I have played my DM7X Session Kit,5 piece for a few months now and I really like them,for the sound Quality, Versatility, and Ease of Playing. I have been an acoustic drummer for over 40 yrs and never thought I would ever be able to switch to electric, boy, was I wrong. After I read and reread the instruction book, I set them up, adjusted them for my playing, and off I went,on a new musical experience, and my double set of Tama's are in their cases, with no plans to play them again.At a later date I will add another tom and crash cymble, the set has expansion for them, other than that I a very happy « Show Less
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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.
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I always record the basic drum track on track 1 on the left set of knobs and then add guitars, keyboards, vocals, etc on the other tracks 2-8. You can export some of thise tracks and empty them out and reuse them again if you need more than the 8 available. As long as you keep a couple of basic tracks to follow along with, you'll still be able to make them all match up time wise.
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I believe each trigger has nine velocity layers. So nine levels per drum/cymbal. However I never used any of the module sounds because they are terrible. Use the midi out function and find a good software drum library. You can adjust velocity curves more accurately from an external source anyway.
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I just checked on my own and I think I would be loud enough for use with drums in the basement, but only using distortion. If you're going for a clean sound, forget it. You'll be limited on what sounds you can get with it distorted. Overall it's a great little practice amp, but not to be gigged with. Hope this helps!
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If you have some rhythm, yes. It is my first time using an mpc but I have played drums in the past so that has helped. Easy to use and endless capabilities. I wod be more concerned with getting it up and running and keeping it that way. Seems like there were a lot of little things i had to do initially.
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sorry man - i don't have a very elaborate set up. don't play drums well enough to use in my recording.
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I would say it depends on where you place the pads as to how intense the little shocks are. On the feet, you can run it all the way up to an intensity of ten, but on the shoulders, I could only stand a six. There are three choices, massage, beat or knead. They all have a purpose. Adjust to your own tolerances. The speed + makes it happen more often, and speed - slows it down.
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It's pretty much a beat box. You sit on it and hit it in different places to make sounds similar to a drum set. This would make an excellent alternative. Practice different beats and then decide if drums are in the future.
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If you use them as IEMs, they should suffice and you should be able to hear the separation. You may need to adjust volume on your bpm click depending on how loud you play the drums.
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You need a mic preamp with in built phantom power . It should be a minimum of 15 Volts and can be up to 48 volts max. For drum use,48 V is better. It has an omni directional sensitivity. Will pick up room ambiance. Note that the max spl is 127dB for 1% distortion and so position may be critical for good sound. Has a very flat response and should sound good.
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The best what? The best physical interface to use if you're making beats? That's kind of relative. I totally recommend hitting guitar center or Sam Ashe and playing around with what they have to see what feels right for you. Hell, you don't NEED one of these to make beats. I know Skrillex has said in interviews that he's comfortable with his mouse and plotting his drums that way. I don't know if he still does but there's that. Ultimately findingthe method that feels right for you and practicing unti you've got a feel for workflow.