I know it is posible to upgrade the snare pad with a PDX-6 pad, but could you use the stock pad in some way? like a 4rd tom or a cowbell or whatever?
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you can change the sound of all the pads , I use the cymbals as percussion sometimes but you can change the cymbal to a drum if you want.
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Depending on how you like your set. The left side of the kit is too pack as it is. You might be able to add something on right side underneath the floor tom, but you would need to attach some kind of bar with attachment. I wouldn't recommend it because there isn't a jack for it; therefore when you record, the cowbell (for example) won't come out in the recording. In one of the preinstalled programs of drums, the tip of the ride is a cowbell. There is about 25 different variations of drums. Hope this answers your question.
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Hi! Thanks for the question. Just add the trumpet/cornet peg to your order and you should be good to go! Please let us know if you have any additional questions.Hercules DS501B Trumpet/Cornet PEG
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These are the inputs/outputs for this kit. I don't think you can add anymore triggers. 1/4" main left and right outputs1/8" stereo headphone output1/8" aux input(6) TRS drum pad inputs(4) TRS cymbal pad inputsHi-hat pedal inputUSB MIDI portMIDI In and MIDI out jacksPower supply inputThanks Randy
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yes, because EZ Drummer 2 is a VST. And, with the PadKontrol being a General MIDI enabled device, should be no sweat.
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You can upgrade to Taktor pro. I upgraded mime to Traktor pro which has more features that the light edition of this controller. It costs like $90 to upgrade ... kind of rip off from Native instrument.
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This is more of our preference, as we want to simulate/set up a full set of drum set.We ordered the additional cymbal pieces from Pyle-Pro, they shipped the components from a PED02 model.
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I placed mine slightly to the left hand side (about 1-2 inches as sitting on the cajon), off of center, with the snare touching the playing surface (Note: I had to untangle and straighten the snares with my cajon kit). This produced a satisfying snare sound. Not sure if placing directly in center or experimenting with bending the snares will produce more or less snare. Have had too much fun playing to care : )
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I watched a youtube video BY Alesis about the DM7X and it said there are 8 dual zone pads. The other answer saying that it only has dual zone on the crash and the snare and not the toms is incorrect..
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Yes there are several aftermarket sound hole and soundboard pick ups that I imagine would fit, but the way more important question is WHY would you want to amplify such an awful sounding instrument.
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Originally I used a snare stand (not recommended),it wouldn't sit still.You have to get the mount for the back of the unit,various prices available.I found a straight bar w/clamp on top that fits in an old pearl cymbal stand for about $40.Depending on what your mounting it to,your looking at another $50 to $100 in purchases.I found it well worth it.
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It does affect the snare and symbols most. I bought them to be able to practice without disturbing neighbors. You can strike as hard as you normally play and experience an 80% reduction in volume. That said, you would never perform using the pads due to sound quality.
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Hi, thanks for the question. It really depends on the setting (tune) you want on it... At least on my snare does not tend to have that echo that many do not like. For my part I recommend it. Just try and remember that they come in: Hazy 200, 300 and 500.
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Yes you can connect a 3rd cymbal. I play open so I have my ride to the left of my high hat in addition to the other two crash cymbals. The additional (3rd) cymbal trigger input is on the side of the TD-15 module. There's a second trigger "auxiliary" input so I'm pretty sure you can connect your 4th tom there. Unless you upgrade to a larger v drum module, that should be it. The pics of decked out kits (3rd cymbal/4th tom) always has a larger module on display but that's probably to show off a pro set up. Either way, you'll get what you need out of the smaller module. Hope this helps! Have fun, the supernatural is an amazing kit to play. get an amp, use the high hat stand and upgrade the bass drum pad if you can... you'll be in heaven.
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I use the dw3000 double bass pedal on it . works ok. make sure you have a good amp for this you want good sound don't have a weak amp. the bass pedal to be honest I am still struggling to dial it in for my feel.I also have played with the sensitivity and threshold to dial in the action for not having ghost hits the set I love and probably the weakest link is the hit hat pedal but playing with the settings can get it almost feeling real on the open and close. overall for the money and to take up drumming I love it.
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Hey! Believe me I know as much as you, but yes you can! I did some research and I bought a 13 inch Roland crash to use as ride! I think this module only allows you to add one more pad or crash, the other module the one that's more expensive allows you to add more than one I think, but yes I did add 1 more crash. Good luck!
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use this video: http://www.vicfirth.com/education/percussion101/snare3.php check out the other vids. on the site too, they're really helpful
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Stock model isn't but KABUSA.COM can modify stock model for $175 and shipping. You'll need also cartridge fit for 78 grooves.needle, it depends whether you want to use for fun listening or serious archiving work. Go with the brand names such as Denon.