Can you add additional drums/cymbals to this module? Such as a 4th tom, or a 3rd cymbal?
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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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It will depend on how many cymbals you are going to put into it, keep in mind your normal bell cymbals will not nest properly into a china.
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Good question ! Unfortunately I don't know. Other than the stripped screws the set is very good. Flimsy cymbals but not bad. I'm sure if you take one of the screws to a hardware store you can get them very cheap. The problem is not with all the screws. The bass drum beater screw slips but I just put a piece of duct tape on it and it's fine. The floor tom screw is stripped. You may have to get a little bit larger screw as a placement since the hole is slightly stripped.
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You cannot load your own. For that you would need the Volca Sample, but that does not do the analog drums.
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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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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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You can use midi to USB to hook up to your comp, then add extra triggers to the computer through other means. Am easy way is to use an old Rock Band drumset, already USB. Not great pads but good for specialty hours like cow Bell. The Roland pads are zone and velocity sensitive so you can assign multiple sounds to one. A few of the presets on the kit use this, if you hit the ride cymbal hard it triggers a splash.
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You can use a standard snare drum stand for one of these. They also make specialized stands that are slightly more expensive.
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Good question, I don't know, but would recommend you call the MFG on that one. You might be ok if you remix it all together but call them . Not sure how it would separate but call them to make sure.
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Oddly enough I have all Paiste cymbals and manage to fit a 20" Novo China, Formula 602 Flat Ride, Sound Creation Bright Ride, 2002 Medium Crash, an 18" 2002 Heavy Crash, a 16" Medium Crash, a 14" Signature Series Crash, a pair of 14" Sound Creation 'Dark' Hi-Hats, a pair of 14" 2002 'Rock' Hi-Hats, a 12" Signature Splash and an 8" 2002 Thin Splash......A lot of cymbals as you can tell but they all fit with a bit of room to spare for others, should I decide to add more cymbals for a particular gig.
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It's what ever side you hook it to is the side you get(if you hook it to the right side your only going to get right side effects. I have one on my electronic drum kit to add an extra cymbal, but whatever I set me module to that's what both cymbals sound like. Hope this helps
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If you mean can you add more units past the 4th unit, I don't know. I only have the 4 units that came with it. It is my understanding that it would be possible to add as many units as you wanted, based on how it works though. But I can't honestly say.
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You can create 4 independent mixes via software and route them to the headphone jack or outputs I believe. Manual is here: http://roland.com/support/article/?q=manuals&p=UA-1010&id=62226931
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Yes, according to my son (who is the drummer here) it has 25 different kits and different sounds. Not performance quality but fantastic for practice.. with head phones... on him.
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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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SD allows you to add effects as you would see fit, to get a unique sound to your drum mix. EZdrummer already comes with effects on the kits so you won't be able to change
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any source will work to a certain degree i have the drums from this rp155 going thru a digitech r7 guitar pedal amazing sounds can be added if you get bored with your drum sound...... like i said so i think that any input mic, other drums ect work but its whether you like whats comin out of course you would have to mic up the harmonica why dont you just go the store and see if they will let you demo it