Alesis Nitro Max: Electrifying eDrums with COOP3RDRUMM3R
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As digital sound design continues to grow, drummers of all types, ready to take their sonic styles to new heights, are ready to summit the successively greater creative peaks that are emerging. This is where Alesis, with its Nitro Max mesh electronic drum kit, comes in. Across this 5-piece powerhouse, an extensive connectivity suite and comprehensive drum design tools are bolstered by hundreds of preset sounds and kits. Drum dynamo Casey Cooper guest-stars with Sweetwater for an in-depth look at the explosive percussive possibilities of Alesis’s Nitro Max eKit. Check it out!
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WOW great drumming and a fun review!
Thank you!
The Max 's module IS actually dual zone, it's the pads that aren't. I noticed the leads had stereo jacks and tried a Roland pad and it's dual zone!
Nice cooper good drummer
I just bought a Roland TD07-KVX kit back in June during "drum month" from Sweetwater, and I married it to my existing TD-6V brain with 3 Alesis Nitro Mesh pads set up in a concert drum (RotoTom) arrangement over my brains and hi hat. I have noticed the Nitro Mesh are triggering BETTER than my more expensive Roland PD-8X's which are running through the new TD07-KVX brain. The Alesis pads are running through the older TD-6V brain, and respond better, but not as good as my 36 year old PD-21 pads that were finally starting to fail on me after bashing on them in 2 Christian metal bands (1987-89) and doing praise and worship since 1987, which is WHY at almost 64 y.o. I purchased the newer Roland TD07-KVX on my current budget without spending a fortune on higher dollar ($3K+) V-Drums. Love what Cooper expertly did on video as always!
I have the Alesis nitro mesh kit 8 piece with the old drum module and currently it won’t even turn on. Can I swap the old drums module out for this newer model module?
Not such a fan of the cymbal sound but this module sounds way better than the nitro mesh module
Hi! Does this kit have a choke on the the crash and ride cymbals (not the hi hat). Also, one thing I'm looking for is a kit with a snare that can do the snare head sound, rimshot sound, and side-stick sound all in one drum sound in the module. Thanks! Great video by the way! I'm half way through. Still watching!
I think that they have choke knowing that the nitro max did
Can you set up for left handed? If so, do you have a video on that? This is my first set. Thanks!!
I just played one of these, open handed left hand on high hat and it was good
Will they update the surge and command series
Can someone help? Can you play the nitro max through a speaker at the same time as listening to it through headphones. The left/right output on the back of the nitro max module to a 3.5mm jack into the speaker and headphones connected to the nitro max module? It won’t work for me 😩
I was wondering whether to buy this or the NUX DM 210 - I think the Alesis is the better buy as it has 3 way eq control (in the kits, not the individual pads) and it also has 2 extra trigger inputs - the NUX has one extra trigger and no EQ, BUT it does have dual zone pads around the kit, the Alesis only has a dual zone snare. I have dual zone on all my Roland TD11KV s pads and cymbals, it's not a deal breaker to me.
ALESIS ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I'd rather have the eq and 2 triggers than dual zone pads.
But both kits sound good.
I have zero interest in using drum software, the module must sound good enough with the need for that, also its more hassle and more that can go wrong and more to cart along to gigs and practices.
Hello sir my snare pad got damage where do I buy a new only snare pad..
Monitor MA 120 Mk2 is okay for this Kit ? I dont now wich buy . Want beginns with drums . Sorry for my english im from germany 😅
Actually what I meant to ask was is this better than The Drums Surge Mesh SE Kit ?
What about rim click and cymbal choke? thanks
Is this one better than The turbo mesh kit?
Would like to know if the Kick is mesh or is it rubber. If you know let me know. Thanks.
I wonder if the ride has a bell this time around?
They look like the same cymbals as before. I honestly don't expect multiple zone cymbals until you reach like the 800+ dollar zone.
Hello. Which headphones would be the best for this kit? I bought the alesis ones but they are very low volume and seem to only play out of left ear. thanks
Hey, jimg6743. That is a good question. That is very subjective. I for one love the Vic Firth Headphones:
www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/IsoHdphV2--vic-firth-sih2-stereo-isolation-headphones
I hope this helps.
Jason Thiele, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1391, jason_thiele@sweetwater.com
I will probably buy it! Is it possible to pair the drum on your cell phone with a Bluetooth headset at the same time?
Hello, jean-philippedionne6686! The Alesis Nitro Max’s drum module can only act as a Bluetooth receiver. In other words, it cannot transmit audio to a Bluetooth headset. It can only receive Bluetooth audio. In order to hear the kit and the audio you are sending over Bluetooth to it, you will need to use the headphone out or the main ¼” outputs on the module itself.
Thanks for the interest!
Cody Kraus, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1766, cody_kraus@sweetwater.com
Thank you for your response, it is appreciated!@@sweetwater
Ur timing was perfect. It was because it prompted an offbeat snare u didn't pick up on
Hi, great video. Question: Can I use Amazon Echo to transmit music via Bluetooth to the Alesis receiver and play both together with output to a speaker via 1/4 inch cable and amp? Thanks
Hey, Michael. Thanks for your interest. That’s a good question. I’m not 100% sure but I don’t believe that is possible on this one.
Hope this helps.
Jason Thiele, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1391, jason_thiele@sweetwater.com
So between the Alesis Max and the Simmons 50 which one would you choose ???
Simmons 50 is considered better.
Anyone tried putting a different bass drum on it so that you can play double bass? Like a Yamaha KP65 which I know works on the Nitro Mesh. I wonder if the same will apply here.
Yamaha won’t work but there are other bass drums you can put on it. Alesis has one it costs like 130$ CAD
You can play double bass on it currently. The head is big enough. I currently use one.
But is there a sound set similar to a Slingerland maple drum set?
Is there enough room for a double pedal on that bass pad?
Hey, Enochwonder. It can handle a double pedal if the beaters are close enough together. I believe the manufacturer doesn’t recommend using a double pedal, though.
I hope this helps.
Jason Thiele, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1391, jason_thiele@sweetwater.com
Would you recommend it for buying or not?
It's a sponsored video, they're not going to not recommend what they're paid to review.
It depends on what you're gonna use it for. If it's just for practicing for beginners, then yes this is highly recommended. If you're like some of the gear snobs around here who's looking for a $2,000 sound quality on a $400 drum kit, then you're probably gonna be disappointed, lol. As an entry level drum kit, I don't think you can go wrong with this one
Save up and buy something better. It's rubbish
Excuse me Alesis lol this is nice and all but can we have a new big boy/girl kit also ? We bored with our Strike Pros 🤣🤣🤣 K thanks 🙏🏽
It's only been like a year since the strike pro SE came out, Not exactly enough time to just release a new pro level kit.
And also, At that price range, Just go with roland or get a decent acoustic kit.
I think they should release a substitute for the crimson with an actual Hh stand
Something that compares with the TD-07 KVX
@@Electro_Drums you’re right about that. I actually just bought a VAD307, I’m loving it 🤷🏽♂️
Where does the sound come from
Drum amp
Good point hes using an amp with it which is NOT included in the price.
Score 69... Nice
"Reemer" - Is the studio name a play on BASEketball?
Where"s Nick?
o_O
Nick was on a couple tours with Mr Big and Big Big Train!
@@DaveMcCallThanxxx man
ehhhh not much of an upgrade, still no second crash and only single zone cymbals
It does come with the expansion pack like the nitro mesh
Bro this kit sounds good but it's hardware is not good I can as i have used this kit for a gig ...
This is 1 drawback of this kit
Rest all good 💯
I suppose for $400 it's worth it, but for a little more money you can find a used Roland TD-17 or Yamaha DX-502 series kit that are on a different level. These sound on par with my first E-kit, a Yamaha DTXpress III Special from almost 20 years ago.
The Roland TD-17 Sound module alone is 600 bucks. No drum pads at all. What are you actually talking about?
Are you high? The Roland TD17 module and drum kit, a little more money than $400? Which 3rd world electronic drums black market can I buy that from?
Td17 is 4 times much what
Can you crash the ride ?
Hello, babooll5632! The short answer is no, you cannot because the ride cymbal is a single zone cymbal, meaning it can only trigger one sound. That said, the module has some additional dual zone inputs on it. If you were two purchase a dual zone cymbal, that would allow you to crash the ride.
Thanks for the interest!
Cody Kraus, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1766, cody_kraus@sweetwater.com
Sounds like a toy, buy a Yamaha or Roland much better sounds.
Hideous sound
Most if not all lower end kits have very generic, fake sounding modules. You’ll have to spend quite an amount of money to get good sounds.
I think Alesis has done an amazing upgrade for $399.00 . I just wish the rack was taller. You can upgrade your sounds, so if you dont like the factory sounds, get what you like, compared to spending $1,200 on a low end Roland this is value price point. This is a great practice kit for the novice or pro
Seguramente lo conseguirás por el mismo presupuesto xD
Raise that snare pad up to around your navel, then adjust the surrounding pads to match and you'll be less likely to develop a Buddy Rich arched back.