Nice job on the cover! I was looking at getting this as my first kit. After about a year of having it, are you still enjoying it or are you looking to upgrade?
Hi! I'm going to buy myself this kit and was wondering if you connected the module to your computer via bluetooth and recorded it directly through bluetooth into your software? Also are your headphones hearing the music too while playing this? If so is the music also connected to bluetooth and its recording and streaming music at the same time? I would greatly appreciate your help!
Hi !!! Please write me if the bass pad is loud? and is it true that when playing, vibrations are transferred to the frame and you can hear the sounds of other pads? best regards ;)
Really nice cover! I am interested in buying this kit and I am curious about its footprint dimensions approximately. How much space does it take to you?
As an owner of both Roland & Alesis kits, I definitely think the Nitro Mesh is better in almost all ways. Just buy your own high quality sticks & kick drum pedal, cause the ones it comes with are beyond garbage. The standard Nitro Mesh might not have the greatest preprogrammed sets, but I have like 5 sets I made myself & you can adjust everything. Sensitivity of the drum, volume, tuning, the specific type of drum obviously, etc. Really can make nearly any drumset you want with it.
Hey Lawrence, I've been coming back to your channel regularly over the past 6-12 months, especially since the tragic death of Taylor Hawkins 💔 Are you still playing? Your great covers have all the more meaning now 🙏🏻 Your explanation of your recording setup in a comment is still one of the best out there. You said you might do a more detailed video about your process - is there any possibility of that happening soon? Or even if you could post links to all the cables and extensions you used here, in the description, that would really help with visualising how it all fits together. I've been trying for a while now to emulate what you do, but I'm still not quite there in terms of the cables etc. All best!
For anyone struggling with Cablegeddon, I hope this helps: I finally nailed it, with a 3.5 mm headphone splitter cable (TRS type, into the OUTPUT socket of the T1-DMK drum module) and a 5 m long 3.5 mm jack cable (also TRS). I use an iRig 2 into a Samsung Galaxy S2 tablet recording into the built-in camera. From the iRig2, I take a normal guitar cable into one socket of the splitter (using a 1/4 inch to 1/8 inch adapter). From the other half of the splitter I can take the 5 m cable to a small acoustic amp (using a 1/8 inch to 1/4 inch cable adapter) or I can just insert my headphones cable instead (but this only gives audio in my left ear). Alternatively you can use a small amp and plug your headphones into the amp, which gives sound in both ears but a mono signal (depending on your amp perhaps). The iRig2 still records in stereo. I use a normal short 3.5 mm cable into the MIX IN socket of drum module to play the song from my iPod nano. Hit record on the tablet then play the song and your rolling. Man, you really have to know your audio cables to do this stuff!
Awesome Cover!! \m/ Btw, does the kick pad support a double kick pedal perfectly? Have you tried it ? (Or does dual pedals lead to reduced kick pad sensitivity, as compared to striking the centre of the pad as with a single kick?)
Utkarsh Srivastava thanks so much for the kind comments! Yes the kick pad on the TD1-DMK does support the use of a double pedal, but I’ve not tried it yet. However, I don’t think it makes any difference to the sound of you strike the pad off centre as it’s deliberately designed to support a double pedal.
The Northern Renegade Hi! Good question. These were only released about 18 months? ago so unless it’s been absolutely abused, it should be in a good condition. Mine has had pretty much daily use from both me and my son (occasionally by daughter too!) and the heads are almost as new still. There are stick marks on the cymbals but you’d expect that on the rubber trigger areas. I’d just try it before you buy. Make sure the drum module is clean, and all the modes work. Cycle through each setting and try every drum. Make sure the cymbals choke ok, and make sure the hi hat pedal works as it’s supposed to i.e. the sound variations you can get as you release the pedal and the hats get ‘looser’. Make sure the frame doesn’t look like it’s been abused too much, and give the wires coming from the module a good check over for kinks, nicks and breaks. Check out some of the official Roland videos so you know what functions you should expect. That’ll give you more of an idea of exactly what to look for. Other than that, it’s a great kit! Good luck!
Great playing and one of my FAV songs. Guess i'm late to the game. Just ordered the TD-1DMK bundle from Sweetwater with the double kick pedal. Also added the CY-12c to it with the cymbal boom as well. I am not a drummer. I'm a guitarist. But I wanted a real kit to use with ez drummer 2 instead of trying to play complete song beats with my fingers on the keyboard. Quick question. I read you got another CY-5 cymbal. Is there a way to adjust the pitch in the TD1 module so that both crash cymbals arent the same pitch? Whats the point of having 2x crash cymbals if they are the same pitch?
Hi! They aren’t the same pitch. The module has an extra wire so you can add the extra cymbal that the kit doesn’t come with as standard. All 15 kits in the module will therefore have 3 distinct sounds (excluding the hi hat)
@@lawrenceclarkdrumcovers4534 Thanks man. I changed my order to a TD-17KVX. Still 3 weeks out until Sweetwater delivers. Been reading and watching everything I can on the all of the TD series.
Great cover of one of my favourite songs to play buddy! I see you are still liking the kit... What are the heads like to play? Do they feel "authentic"? I used to play a kit with solid rubber drums and it was a killer on the wrists and hands. Any issues? Keep it up buddy... 👍🏼
Hey! Great cover🔥🔥 I really wanted to know how did you manage to record the song on this kit because I have the same kit and I can’t figure out a way to play the song and the drums at the same time. Please could you tell me how you managed to do it in your video- it’d mean a lot to me thanks!
Addy K Hey man, thanks for the kind comment! I used an iRig to record the drums and music. I use my phone through the drum module to play the track, then from the output Jack I use a splitter lead to plug headphones in so i can hear, then a 3.5mm jack to jack cable runs to the iRig which in turn plugs into the headphone jack of my iPad on which I film the video. That way you get audio from the track and the drums at the same time. I just use the normal video camera on the iPad to shoot the video!
Excellent job! I recently bought the same set you have. May I ask, how do you play along with songs from the computer? I have a USB cable but not sure about software and process to hook it up? The instructions didn't mention much.
Hi! Thanks for the comment! I just use a 3.5mm jack from the headphone socket of the laptop or whatever device your music is on which then plugs into the module. You can then listen to the music and the drum module sound through the headphones plugged into the module itself.
Could you give me a step by step on how you make these videos? Looking to do something similar with the same kit but got no idea where to start - cheers
i hope you can answer this. what is the width of this kit? i have a very small room and can only fit about 45". so if i cant get this i will have to get the base model Roland that has the rubber pads.
Hey man,. How did you record this cover? I’ve got the same kit and I want to do drum covers but I don’t know what to do as there’s no mono output? Any help would be appreciated
Awesome cover! I was going to purchase this kit soon and am wondering if you can listen to your own music plus the drums through a pair of headphones and if so how would you go about doing this? Thanks
@@jt2099 I figured it out, it's got a port on the side for headphones and another one for your phone and both play through the drum brain into your headphones.
@@nickwick35 awesome I figured it has those features knowing that the kit is pretty new. My td11kv had those ports as well and that kit came out a while ago.
Holy Smokes. Best drum cover of this song I've seen. Absolutely nailed it. You have a really crisp technique. Great footwork mate 👍 I'm thinking of buying a TD1-DMK to record my drum covers, but I'm not quite sure how it's done with the limited input slots on that module. How did you record this? Did you use an Irig? If so, how did you set it up to get both the audio from the song and drum module AND use the phones camera at the same time. It's the only thing stopping me from buying this cool little kit. Could you possibly reply with a quick set up guide?
blakefish80 Ok. So I did use an iRig. I use a 3.5mm splitter in the phones jack on the drum module. My headphones go in one socket, the iRig in another. Well... actually to get the distance between the camera and the kit, I put a 10m 3.5mm jack to jack extension, that then goes into the iRig, that then went into my iPad on which I filmed the video. My iPhone goes into the aux input into the drum module and that’s what played the music.... hope that clear?! A few people have asked a similar question so I might post a video up in the next couple of days showing it in detail. It sounds complicated, but it’s actually really simple. The iRig is great for this sort of thing. Effortless!
@@lawrenceclarkdrumcovers4534 ahh man, thanks so much for the in depth instructions. Makes total sense now. One device to provide the music audio into the module, then irig and headphones running through a splitter. Makes all kinds of sense that does mate. I'm thinking of starting my own drum covers channel (mostly indie rock stuff), but I haven't touched a kit in a decade, so I'm incredibly rusty. I'll be sure to give you a sub And learn from your technique. You've got great natural timing and groove there bud. I'll get there one day. Keep it up man, lots of love from rainy Manchester 👍
blakefish80 very kind of you man! I too hadn’t played in about a decade. I also rarely have time to post up new stuff because I’m generally wrapped up in the day job. You’ll not regret getting a TD1-DMK. The ONLY thing I think it should do, but doesn’t is rim clicks on the snare. Post up some vids soon mate! I’d love to hear you play! All the best!
Hi. I have the TD-11k (old model) and I'm using a iRig interface to transform from a P10 to a 3 point plug (L, R and mic) that enable me to use the cellphone to record video with sound.
I want to ask everyone here why there is always a little bit sound of crash cymbal when I hit the hi-hat and kick-drum. I use a Roland TD-1DMK, please help
i bought this drum last week. How can I record from the computer? Is a sound card essential? I tried it on the reaper as a midi, but I want to record with the drum's own sound.
But yes, it’s a really neat little kit for learning the basics. My son used it for up to and including grade 5. Now he’s progressing we need some functions that this awesome starter kit doesn’t offer such as the ability to rim click.
Great cover man.!!!! I’m glad I found this. Question about the kit. How’s the rubber kick pad. I’m gonna get the Roland TD-07DMK or thinking bout the Roland 07-KV cause the kick tower. Is the upgrade worth the bucks ( that I don’t have 😂) in your opinion. And is the rubber super loud and cause major vibration. Your thoughts would be a huge help. And your an awesome drummer. 👍🏻
Hi Rob! Thanks for the kind comments mate, much appreciated! Truthfully, I've never compared with the 07-KV. In my opinion the TD1-DMK rubber kick pad is a little loud, especially when you're going for it. It's definitely the most obtrusive sounding pad on the kit that's for sure! I did try a VAD-506 recently and that's honestly a lot quieter all round but I suppose that's because there's more 'give' where the bass drum beater strikes the pad.
Been planning to buy this kit but have a question. I`ve read that the kickdrum has a low volume, whats your opinion ? Can you change the volume ? Does it even need to change the volume or are you ok with the sound ?
i have this kit while control is limited on the roland engine... with a simple usb cable like i do...and with ezdrummer plugins...you can set each piece of kits individually... there is a mixer in the plugins... you can also had ambience...rooom... compression etc...on each piece. even the bleeding between mic can be adjusted... i dont even bother record my real drum with 7 mic no more.... this is a great time... cheers
Great cover, I was just wondering do you just listen to the song and have to figure everything out yourself? Also, do you just assume your kit has enough pieces to be able to cover it accurately?
Hey! Thanks for the comment. Yeah intend to listen to it and figure it out by ear, but for more complex tracks sometimes I’ll see if someone has written a chart which is available on line to see how they interpreted it. As for enough pieces, well that’s always a question. For stuff like Foo Fighters you can cover it with a standard four piece kit with a couple of crash cymbals. If you’re after playing some Rush tracks then you’re going to have to come up with a compromise that sounds good to the ear. Or spend a vast sum of money. Or not cover them!
Miguel Rodríguez thanks for the kind comment! 1m might be a bit of a stretch. I’ll measure up when I’m back home and let you know the space it takes up at my place.
Miguel Rodríguez Hi! I just measured the kit, and I reckon you’ll need 1.5m width gap to be able to allow you the room you’ll need to feel comfortable and not cramped.
I have the same drums, but I have the problem cymbal triggers when I hit hard the hit hat. I noticed the cymbal cable is too sensitive to vibrations. Did you experiment anything similar? How I could fix that?
Good cover mate, just try not to hit your leg when you hit the snare. Research the posture on the battery and you will see that you gain in comfort, performance and health. Greetings!
I have the same problem with the same kit even if I have put the snare highest as possible. How can I do? I tried also with the height of the throne but nothing changed. Sorry for my English
@@mattiadituro2566 Put your chair 2 or 3 fingers above your knee. When sitting, never let your knee be higher than your hip when you play the kick drum. Put the arms at an angle of L and the tips of the drumsticks together, where the height of the box should go, back straight and play without crashing. To accommodate the kit use, if necessary, a drum holder snare for the pad or rearm the rack by putting the box holder higher
It can be quite noisy... The thudding of the pads can be quite loud when really going for it, but it's obviously waaaay quieter than an acoustic kit. Really depends on your situation: Do you live in a flat or an apartment? If so the people under you are going to get a hammering from the kick drum pad...
@@asmrgirlsduo ah ok… so mine was up against the dividing wall, next door will definitely hear it, but as long as you keep it to sociable hours and don’t keep at it for hours at a time then I can’t see it being a problem.
Hi Lawrence fantastic cover dude I've got this kit and know you use I rig for your recording. Just wondered what volume you set your drums and cymbals at to get your sound as it's really good. Cheers 🤘🤘
Hi mate. Sadly I don’t think so. It’s actually pretty thuddy, especially the bass drum pad. I’ve had my neighbour banging on the wall a couple of times!
maybe im not the biggest roland fan but i love how they CANNNNN make cheap kits and have the rack make the snare between thighs and make it be double bass compatible but your a great drummer and would love to see you have a nicer one and myabeeeeee check out more edrums just to let you know roland machine guns are VERY bad even with this cheaper kit lol but great job
Steezyboi008 what kit would you suggest bud please so I can look into it as I'm thinking of upgrading my roland td1 dmk. But I've got a td6 drum module
Un'altra perla per chi ama il ROCK e lo SPORT !!!
Sei un grande!!!
Grazie mille!
Nicely played! Great work * high five for us electrics *
Please do more covers! This was awesome.
Thanks Mazy! I’m hoping to have the time to put some MUSE tracks up soon.
Awesome cover dude, nailed it! 🤜🤛🤘
nailed it. really enjoyed that performance. 👏👏👏👏
Thanks so much!
Excellent cover 👍🏽💪🏽
Awesome!
Great 👉👍🙂
very good, also tight on the transitions.
very dank thanks for the demo
Cool👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Victoria Medvedeva thanks for the kind comment!
Great cover & smooth playing! Keep it up! :)
Thanks! Just getting back into it after a few years off.
@@lawrenceclarkdrumcovers4534 That's great! :)
awesome cover
Thanks for the kind comment. Glad you like it!
Solid 👌
Thanks! I Appreciate the kind comment!
Good job mate!
Great drumming! ;)
János Virág Thanks for the kind comment!
Cool
Nice
Nice job on the cover! I was looking at getting this as my first kit. After about a year of having it, are you still enjoying it or are you looking to upgrade?
Still loving it!
fark yeh. SOLID!
Well good love it I want to drum now lol
Thanks Billy! Go drum!!
Круто!
Thanks!
Niiiiiiiiiiice
Hi! I'm going to buy myself this kit and was wondering if you connected the module to your computer via bluetooth and recorded it directly through bluetooth into your software? Also are your headphones hearing the music too while playing this? If so is the music also connected to bluetooth and its recording and streaming music at the same time? I would greatly appreciate your help!
Hi !!! Please write me if the bass pad is loud? and is it true that when playing, vibrations are transferred to the frame and you can hear the sounds of other pads? best regards ;)
Hi great cover mate. Top class how did you record this it sounds superb
Plugged in an iRig. There’s loads of tutorials on here showing how to use them!
Really nice cover! I am interested in buying this kit and I am curious about its footprint dimensions approximately. How much space does it take to you?
As an owner of both Roland & Alesis kits, I definitely think the Nitro Mesh is better in almost all ways. Just buy your own high quality sticks & kick drum pedal, cause the ones it comes with are beyond garbage. The standard Nitro Mesh might not have the greatest preprogrammed sets, but I have like 5 sets I made myself & you can adjust everything. Sensitivity of the drum, volume, tuning, the specific type of drum obviously, etc. Really can make nearly any drumset you want with it.
Hey Lawrence, I've been coming back to your channel regularly over the past 6-12 months, especially since the tragic death of Taylor Hawkins 💔 Are you still playing? Your great covers have all the more meaning now 🙏🏻 Your explanation of your recording setup in a comment is still one of the best out there. You said you might do a more detailed video about your process - is there any possibility of that happening soon? Or even if you could post links to all the cables and extensions you used here, in the description, that would really help with visualising how it all fits together. I've been trying for a while now to emulate what you do, but I'm still not quite there in terms of the cables etc. All best!
For anyone struggling with Cablegeddon, I hope this helps: I finally nailed it, with a 3.5 mm headphone splitter cable (TRS type, into the OUTPUT socket of the T1-DMK drum module) and a 5 m long 3.5 mm jack cable (also TRS). I use an iRig 2 into a Samsung Galaxy S2 tablet recording into the built-in camera. From the iRig2, I take a normal guitar cable into one socket of the splitter (using a 1/4 inch to 1/8 inch adapter). From the other half of the splitter I can take the 5 m cable to a small acoustic amp (using a 1/8 inch to 1/4 inch cable adapter) or I can just insert my headphones cable instead (but this only gives audio in my left ear). Alternatively you can use a small amp and plug your headphones into the amp, which gives sound in both ears but a mono signal (depending on your amp perhaps). The iRig2 still records in stereo. I use a normal short 3.5 mm cable into the MIX IN socket of drum module to play the song from my iPod nano. Hit record on the tablet then play the song and your rolling. Man, you really have to know your audio cables to do this stuff!
what do you use to record the sound of your drums ?
Great cover! Are u able to move the 2nd rack Tom down to be an extra floor tom on this kit?
Sounds awesome! What kit setting did you use?
Hi Ash, it’s drum kit setting 2 on the module.
Awesome Cover!!
\m/
Btw, does the kick pad support a double kick pedal perfectly? Have you tried it ?
(Or does dual pedals lead to reduced kick pad sensitivity, as compared to striking the centre of the pad as with a single kick?)
Utkarsh Srivastava thanks so much for the kind comments! Yes the kick pad on the TD1-DMK does support the use of a double pedal, but I’ve not tried it yet. However, I don’t think it makes any difference to the sound of you strike the pad off centre as it’s deliberately designed to support a double pedal.
Hey, great cover ! Such a badass song.
I’d like to buy the TD-1DMK, is it good enough for a beginner ? Any lessons you may know on the web ? Thanks !
Yes!
eric knapp Eric?
looking at purchasing this in a couple days-- used. anything I should make sure works well before I go into the purchase?
The Northern Renegade Hi! Good question. These were only released about 18 months? ago so unless it’s been absolutely abused, it should be in a good condition. Mine has had pretty much daily use from both me and my son (occasionally by daughter too!) and the heads are almost as new still. There are stick marks on the cymbals but you’d expect that on the rubber trigger areas.
I’d just try it before you buy. Make sure the drum module is clean, and all the modes work. Cycle through each setting and try every drum.
Make sure the cymbals choke ok, and make sure the hi hat pedal works as it’s supposed to i.e. the sound variations you can get as you release the pedal and the hats get ‘looser’.
Make sure the frame doesn’t look like it’s been abused too much, and give the wires coming from the module a good check over for kinks, nicks and breaks.
Check out some of the official Roland videos so you know what functions you should expect. That’ll give you more of an idea of exactly what to look for.
Other than that, it’s a great kit! Good luck!
Great playing and one of my FAV songs.
Guess i'm late to the game. Just ordered the TD-1DMK bundle from Sweetwater with the double kick pedal. Also added the CY-12c to it with the cymbal boom as well.
I am not a drummer. I'm a guitarist. But I wanted a real kit to use with ez drummer 2 instead of trying to play complete song beats with my fingers on the keyboard.
Quick question. I read you got another CY-5 cymbal. Is there a way to adjust the pitch in the TD1 module so that both crash cymbals arent the same pitch?
Whats the point of having 2x crash cymbals if they are the same pitch?
Hi! They aren’t the same pitch. The module has an extra wire so you can add the extra cymbal that the kit doesn’t come with as standard. All 15 kits in the module will therefore have 3 distinct sounds (excluding the hi hat)
@@lawrenceclarkdrumcovers4534 Thanks man.
I changed my order to a TD-17KVX.
Still 3 weeks out until Sweetwater delivers. Been reading and watching everything I can on the all of the TD series.
Great cover of one of my favourite songs to play buddy! I see you are still liking the kit... What are the heads like to play? Do they feel "authentic"? I used to play a kit with solid rubber drums and it was a killer on the wrists and hands. Any issues? Keep it up buddy... 👍🏼
Hey! Great cover🔥🔥
I really wanted to know how did you manage to record the song on this kit because I have the same kit and I can’t figure out a way to play the song and the drums at the same time. Please could you tell me how you managed to do it in your video- it’d mean a lot to me thanks!
Addy K Hey man, thanks for the kind comment! I used an iRig to record the drums and music. I use my phone through the drum module to play the track, then from the output Jack I use a splitter lead to plug headphones in so i can hear, then a 3.5mm jack to jack cable runs to the iRig which in turn plugs into the headphone jack of my iPad on which I film the video. That way you get audio from the track and the drums at the same time. I just use the normal video camera on the iPad to shoot the video!
Addy K czcams.com/video/Kpcth-wfwkI/video.html this is a great vid. I watched it before I started making covers.
Addy K hope that helps dude!
@@lawrenceclarkdrumcovers4534 dude thank you soooo much man it helped me soo much it works!!!!!
@@lawrenceclarkdrumcovers4534 yo man thanks again you really helped me out!!
Excellent job! I recently bought the same set you have. May I ask, how do you play along with songs from the computer? I have a USB cable but not sure about software and process to hook it up? The instructions didn't mention much.
Hi! Thanks for the comment! I just use a 3.5mm jack from the headphone socket of the laptop or whatever device your music is on which then plugs into the module. You can then listen to the music and the drum module sound through the headphones plugged into the module itself.
@@lawrenceclarkdrumcovers4534 is the input on the module also 3.5mm jack the same as on laptops or do we need an adaptor?
The input on the module is also 3.5mm so I just use a male to male 3.5mm Jack cable.
can you recommend a kick pedal for this that's not expensive ?
Could you give me a step by step on how you make these videos? Looking to do something similar with the same kit but got no idea where to start - cheers
Get yourself an iRig dude. Loads of tutorials on CZcams showing how to use.
i hope you can answer this. what is the width of this kit? i have a very small room and can only fit about 45". so if i cant get this i will have to get the base model Roland that has the rubber pads.
Hey man,. How did you record this cover? I’ve got the same kit and I want to do drum covers but I don’t know what to do as there’s no mono output?
Any help would be appreciated
I have got a irig aswell but I could get it to work and I watch a video on how to set it up aswell so very confused
Awesome cover! I was going to purchase this kit soon and am wondering if you can listen to your own music plus the drums through a pair of headphones and if so how would you go about doing this? Thanks
You should be able to. Call roland to confirm.
@@jt2099 I figured it out, it's got a port on the side for headphones and another one for your phone and both play through the drum brain into your headphones.
@@nickwick35 awesome I figured it has those features knowing that the kit is pretty new. My td11kv had those ports as well and that kit came out a while ago.
Holy Smokes. Best drum cover of this song I've seen. Absolutely nailed it. You have a really crisp technique. Great footwork mate 👍
I'm thinking of buying a TD1-DMK to record my drum covers, but I'm not quite sure how it's done with the limited input slots on that module. How did you record this? Did you use an Irig? If so, how did you set it up to get both the audio from the song and drum module AND use the phones camera at the same time. It's the only thing stopping me from buying this cool little kit. Could you possibly reply with a quick set up guide?
blakefish80 hi mate! Thanks for the very kind comment. I’ll reply properly when I’m home.
blakefish80 Ok. So I did use an iRig. I use a 3.5mm splitter in the phones jack on the drum module. My headphones go in one socket, the iRig in another. Well... actually to get the distance between the camera and the kit, I put a 10m 3.5mm jack to jack extension, that then goes into the iRig, that then went into my iPad on which I filmed the video. My iPhone goes into the aux input into the drum module and that’s what played the music.... hope that clear?! A few people have asked a similar question so I might post a video up in the next couple of days showing it in detail. It sounds complicated, but it’s actually really simple. The iRig is great for this sort of thing. Effortless!
@@lawrenceclarkdrumcovers4534 ahh man, thanks so much for the in depth instructions. Makes total sense now. One device to provide the music audio into the module, then irig and headphones running through a splitter. Makes all kinds of sense that does mate.
I'm thinking of starting my own drum covers channel (mostly indie rock stuff), but I haven't touched a kit in a decade, so I'm incredibly rusty. I'll be sure to give you a sub And learn from your technique. You've got great natural timing and groove there bud. I'll get there one day.
Keep it up man, lots of love from rainy Manchester 👍
blakefish80 very kind of you man! I too hadn’t played in about a decade. I also rarely have time to post up new stuff because I’m generally wrapped up in the day job.
You’ll not regret getting a TD1-DMK. The ONLY thing I think it should do, but doesn’t is rim clicks on the snare.
Post up some vids soon mate! I’d love to hear you play!
All the best!
@@lawrenceclarkdrumcovers4534 yes pls can you do a video!!
Hi, what did you use to record this cover? I’ve got the same kit but I’m not sure how to record
Hi. I have the TD-11k (old model) and I'm using a iRig interface to transform from a P10 to a 3 point plug (L, R and mic) that enable me to use the cellphone to record video with sound.
I want to ask everyone here why there is always a little bit sound of crash cymbal when I hit the hi-hat and kick-drum. I use a Roland TD-1DMK, please help
Hey man really great cover🤟 Can we add other drums sounds in the module via USB stick or something?
No, it comes with 15 kit preset sounds.
You can plug it into a computer with a drum software through usb
i bought this drum last week. How can I record from the computer? Is a sound card essential? I tried it on the reaper as a midi, but I want to record with the drum's own sound.
Usb to midi cable?
Well done sir. This video sold me on this kit. It just works. Just learning- this kit should last a couple years to gain some actual skill.
Thanks for the kind comment! I’ve had the TD1-DMK for about three years. Upgrading to a VAD506 soon!
But yes, it’s a really neat little kit for learning the basics. My son used it for up to and including grade 5. Now he’s progressing we need some functions that this awesome starter kit doesn’t offer such as the ability to rim click.
Hi any idea why my ride on this kit sound a lot quieter than my crash even with volume up. I've got this kit too
Did you fix the problem??
I have this kit and love it! Drum sound preset are you using?
I love it too! I think it was kit 10!
How did you record?
Great cover man.!!!! I’m glad I found this. Question about the kit. How’s the rubber kick pad. I’m gonna get the Roland TD-07DMK or thinking bout the Roland 07-KV cause the kick tower. Is the upgrade worth the bucks ( that I don’t have 😂) in your opinion. And is the rubber super loud and cause major vibration. Your thoughts would be a huge help. And your an awesome drummer. 👍🏻
Hi Rob! Thanks for the kind comments mate, much appreciated! Truthfully, I've never compared with the 07-KV. In my opinion the TD1-DMK rubber kick pad is a little loud, especially when you're going for it. It's definitely the most obtrusive sounding pad on the kit that's for sure! I did try a VAD-506 recently and that's honestly a lot quieter all round but I suppose that's because there's more 'give' where the bass drum beater strikes the pad.
@@lawrenceclarkdrumcovers4534 much appreciated 🙏🏻
Been planning to buy this kit but have a question. I`ve read that the kickdrum has a low volume, whats your opinion ? Can you change the volume ? Does it even need to change the volume or are you ok with the sound ?
i have this kit while control is limited on the roland engine... with a simple usb cable like i do...and with ezdrummer plugins...you can set each piece of kits individually... there is a mixer in the plugins... you can also had ambience...rooom... compression etc...on each piece.
even the bleeding between mic can be adjusted... i dont even bother record my real drum with 7 mic no more.... this is a great time...
cheers
F*ckin' awesome bro !!!! well played
Thanks man! Appreciate the kind words.
i like how you hit your thigh and snare at the same time and use it as a rest
Great cover, I was just wondering do you just listen to the song and have to figure everything out yourself? Also, do you just assume your kit has enough pieces to be able to cover it accurately?
Hey! Thanks for the comment. Yeah intend to listen to it and figure it out by ear, but for more complex tracks sometimes I’ll see if someone has written a chart which is available on line to see how they interpreted it. As for enough pieces, well that’s always a question. For stuff like Foo Fighters you can cover it with a standard four piece kit with a couple of crash cymbals. If you’re after playing some Rush tracks then you’re going to have to come up with a compromise that sounds good to the ear. Or spend a vast sum of money. Or not cover them!
Awesome cover! The kit looks great. Do you think it would fit into a 1 meter width gap?
Miguel Rodríguez thanks for the kind comment! 1m might be a bit of a stretch. I’ll measure up when I’m back home and let you know the space it takes up at my place.
@@lawrenceclarkdrumcovers4534 Thank you a lot!
Miguel Rodríguez Hi! I just measured the kit, and I reckon you’ll need 1.5m width gap to be able to allow you the room you’ll need to feel comfortable and not cramped.
@@lawrenceclarkdrumcovers4534 Oh, that's sad. I'll have to check another kit. Thank you
can u use a double bass pedal on the kick drum? will there be enough space??
Yep. The pad is really wide for this very purpose.
Damn! Good work! How's it playing on the cy5 hi hat? Needing some comparison between that and the vh10 moving hi hat.
I don’t actually mind it. You get used to it real quick, and it’s actually really good for tight, trashy, and open sounds.
bruise on the left leg does not go away
Did you use the Irig 2 for this cover?
Sure did! Super simples!
Like from Russia 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Спасибо!
Is it possible to connect to a EZ drummer or superior drummer kindly reply ?
yes
I have the same drums, but I have the problem cymbal triggers when I hit hard the hit hat. I noticed the cymbal cable is too sensitive to vibrations. Did you experiment anything similar? How I could fix that?
Yeah mine does the same.
I lowered the crash cymbal sensitivity trigger so its less noticeable during the hi hat, just means you have the hit a crash a little bit harder.
Where did you buy that carpet? :D
I’m pretty sure that was an IKEA rug brought home by my wife…
Good cover mate, just try not to hit your leg when you hit the snare. Research the posture on the battery and you will see that you gain in comfort, performance and health. Greetings!
I have the same problem with the same kit even if I have put the snare highest as possible. How can I do? I tried also with the height of the throne but nothing changed. Sorry for my English
@@mattiadituro2566 Put your chair 2 or 3 fingers above your knee. When sitting, never let your knee be higher than your hip when you play the kick drum. Put the arms at an angle of L and the tips of the drumsticks together, where the height of the box should go, back straight and play without crashing. To accommodate the kit use, if necessary, a drum holder snare for the pad or rearm the rack by putting the box holder higher
Can you please tell me how to record I have the same kit
Get an iRig mate!
and does it make that much noise? or is the noise mostly in the headset? i want to get a drum kick but it needs to be an electric one
It can be quite noisy... The thudding of the pads can be quite loud when really going for it, but it's obviously waaaay quieter than an acoustic kit. Really depends on your situation: Do you live in a flat or an apartment? If so the people under you are going to get a hammering from the kick drum pad...
@@lawrenceclarkdrumcovers4534 i live in a semi detatched house and my bedroom is the at dividing wall so i dont want to bother the room opposite
@@asmrgirlsduo ah ok… so mine was up against the dividing wall, next door will definitely hear it, but as long as you keep it to sociable hours and don’t keep at it for hours at a time then I can’t see it being a problem.
Is this the roland td-07 dmk or the roland td-1dmk
Hi! It’s the TD-1DMK.
Hi Lawrence fantastic cover dude I've got this kit and know you use I rig for your recording. Just wondered what volume you set your drums and cymbals at to get your sound as it's really good. Cheers 🤘🤘
I’ve got the same kit and I have no clue how to turn up my cymbals or bass drum as they’re really quiet in my videos
@@lewismooredrums8870 Increase the pads sensitivity volume. Check on the user manual on how to increase the pads volume. That might help possibly.
How did you record the drums?
It was through an iRig for this video
I think!
Hi bro! Can you use this drum without disturbing your downstairs neighbors if you live in an apartment?
Hi mate. Sadly I don’t think so. It’s actually pretty thuddy, especially the bass drum pad. I’ve had my neighbour banging on the wall a couple of times!
You used midi or irig?
IRig!
can you add more another cymbal or tom ? how about all the tom, is that 2 zone sound ? choke cymbal ? can i use superior drum ? thanks
Hi! Yes you can add another crash cymbal but no more drums as far as I’m aware. You can choke the cymbals on the TD1-DMK.
@@lawrenceclarkdrumcovers4534 thanks for your reply... how about live sound from superior drumtrack ? is that possible with this kit..?
@@lawrenceclarkdrumcovers4534 also, cymbal is 2 zone ?
Zac Farro Yes, 2 zone cymbal. It’s the Roland CY-5, specs can be found here: www.roland.com/uk/products/cy-5/
Zac Farro I’m afraid I don’t know. I’m not familiar with Superior Drum Track.
why the module is not showing anything?
Who knows? I guess the camera doesn’t pick up the display too well? Beats me.
maybe im not the biggest roland fan but i love how they CANNNNN make cheap kits and have the rack make the snare between thighs and make it be double bass compatible but your a great drummer and would love to see you have a nicer one and myabeeeeee check out more edrums just to let you know roland machine guns are VERY bad even with this cheaper kit lol but great job
Steezyboi008 what kit would you suggest bud please so I can look into it as I'm thinking of upgrading my roland td1 dmk. But I've got a td6 drum module
What kit do suggest bud
I want drum kitttttt please do giveaway :((
Good Job! Check my drum covers too!
AntoC98 Thanks! I’ll check them out for sure!
Nothing as uninteresting as watching someone on electric drums
And strangely here we are 🤔