Yamaha DTX6K-X electronic drumkit Unboxing & Playing
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➡️ Close your eyes, put your headphones on and enjoy the auditory treat that is the Yamaha DTX-PRO module. 🤤🤤
Join us, as we set up and explore the Yamaha DTX6K-X electronic drumkit, including unboxing and testing out some internal kits. What's your verdict? Tell us in the comments!
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Video shot @ drum-tec West / Spytunes Recording Studio, Mainz.
Drumming & production by www.ralfschumacher.eu @digitaldrumming
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Damn, I’m blown away by how decent it sounds. Yamaha is stepping it up.
Honestly in my opinion this is the best sounding electronic drum kit in this price range I wouldn't mind getting my hands on one of these nice job Drum-tec.
Thanks Aaron!
It all comes down to the drummer! He makes these kits sounds as if they’re actually really good! Seriously, Ralf can jam on a Roland TD-1 and you’d think the TD-1 is amazing.
Thank you very much Marcelo! :) I think there always is something to love about any module that works/triggers well enough to make music. Sure a TD-1 is super limited and sounds quite synthetic, on the other hand it plays/triggers nicely & dynamic, so it's not that bad! This Yamaha module sounds amazing for the price I think, and triggering works rather well despite the small rubber pads. I agree that Yamaha needs to come out with some new improved pads, that have a more realistic playing feel (and possibly work out compatibility with drum-tec/Roland/ATV pads), but I really enjoyed the sounds & room ambiences of the module :) kind regards!
so the dtx6 is actually not that good? hehe
holy crap... this sounds tight. especially the high hat!! makes the alesis models sound like kid toys
Sounds great!
Wow amazing Drumming Ralf. Honestly the set sound pretty good.
Thank you very much :)
sounds better than td-07
Low bar 😂
Thanks for posting with the entry level kit. This module is best on the market at this price point. Even though the pads are out of date it's a good practice setup 🤠
Holy smokes they sound good.
I have this kit . Love it,
Amazing sound for the price!
the user manual for the DTX PRO talks something about compatibility with two piezo style pads, I wonder how compatible roland pads would be. honestly this module sounds so good i'd rough it with the small pads for a while, this is one of my favorite sounding drum modules to date.
You guys gotta make a dt sound edition for this kit!
I'm buying this one tomorrow I believe. I have looked at them all in this, a bit up, and a bit down in price. I honestly think this one is the comparable one to the Yamaha dtx532k as far as the sound you get from the mod and the adjustability with the filtering and nicely recorded sounds and such with presence. Was just going to get cheaper kit (Nitro or Surge). Thought about the simmons sd1200. actually the sd600 has stood out as maybe more worth it as far as sound goes? Both the Roland TD 17k and 7K look pretty good. Like mod from 17k. Like other things about the 7k as well but didn't quite feel there is a balance there and just having a sound or quickly filtering sounds with independent piece volume and wiring. I want all dtx pads on this. I can do that over time so 1k hits spot well. Plan to use it for home studio build. No live or band. I just am in love with music/sound 24/7 and enjoy creating it just for personal. If anything I think the resale value will be between 65-80 %. Maybe 65 my case. I have a couple of daughters that are probably going to destroy it. That's cool though as long as they have fun as well and will encourage me to buy all dtx pads =]
1:42 Sounds a lot like the Revo PopDrumKit on Genos & SX900. Specially the Hi-Hats & Snare samples... very close.
4:20 this kit sounds very much like the Revo RockDrumKit from the same arranger keyboards. If I was a drummer, I'd would really want to have one.
Hi, great video!! Would you think the next model up DTX6K2-X with the separate high hat and RS6 frame is worth the extra expense?
Also did you find the entry DTX6K-X frame to be stable or was there any wobble with harder hits? Many thanks 👍
Well this guy just sold me on this kit. Sounds good through my phones. I understand that the tom inputs can handle dual piezo pads.So.... add either a Roland or Alesis dual piezo pad and you have the best of both worlds.
Hey Jeff, thank you very much! As of know, I don't think the module is compatible with Roland dual piezo pads. Hopefully Yamaha is working on compatibility for the future though! Kind regards
@@drumtecTV That's ok. The module sounds fine. Maybe I'll experiment with some piezos to see how the jacks are wired to work. Should be a fun module anyway :).
It literally has a patch called Swedish Metal? haha, that's awesome. The 26" bass drum kit sounds really nice actually. Definitely a decent sounding module. Do you you guys know how compatible that module will be with other pads (if at all)?
@@williamperri3437 Yes it is... just not 100%. Most pads will work dual zone, and if not, single zone
Search for "Yamaha DTX compatibility chart" and you'll find which pads are compatible with the DTX-PRO :)
@@hoipimniet that chart only includes yamaha pads
That snare drum is machine gunning something fierce.
it isnt that bad in my opinion!
Yeah its pretty noticeable, it's made me lean towards an ATV aD5 instead.
I just ordered this kit. It sounded a lot brighter than the Roland. A lot more hi-fi. I figure I might upgrade the pads at some point, but those pads seem time tested and mother approved, like JIF peanut butter. I like me my peanut butter
Same here. Was struggling between this or the roland TD-07kv. But wow, this one sounds so realistic. Can't wait to play!
Same here. Came down to the TD-17KV and this. The reality to myself is... I want something that sounds good from the point I turn it on and not have to muck with 3rd-party software through a pc (though it's not like it's not an option when recording or post). This hit the spot. I listened to a lot of the kits around the price point over and over. I just can't handle synthetic sounds unless that is what I'm actually going for. I'm probably going to split some of the small rubber toms for just a couple of the dtx pads to expand it. Gives me a good entry point and a minor upgrade before I go crazy on an expensive kit. Also, I think the dtx pads for the snare have a wonderful feel to them; better than some of the mesh I tried. This is my first kit. I was only going to spend up to $500. But like I said. Everything else sounds "ug" at this price point and especially below. I'm using this for learning drums and recording drums to my music.
How are you liking the kit so far? Mine arrives in 5-8 hours. =]
Kits sound great, and I really dig your playing. Question: Are you missing the bell of the cymbal, or is it mis-firing?
Hey Scott, thank you! The ride bell triggering works very well with the DTX PRO(X) module(s) generally speaking, but this kit configuration comes with a rather small 13" ride, which makes it a little harder to play precisely in some situations.
You might check out the more recent demos with the 15" or even 17" Yamaha rides, these work & play better than the small one to me:
czcams.com/video/NItZtEqi5d0/video.html
czcams.com/video/SMsH41EthCo/video.html
czcams.com/video/eULDGrrQo48/video.html
Kind regards!
Hye ralf great drumming as always. Can you do advance kit or upgrade pad for this kit?. Thanks
Hey Amirul. thank you very much! There will be a drum-tec version of the kit with some pad upgrades, demo coming up very soon :) kind regards!
Great video and playing. Just would like to know how the new DTX Pro Module compares to the DTX900 module?
Thank you very much! Can't comment on the DTX900 sadly, as I don't have any first hand experiences with it. Kind regards!
Even though I'd highly doubt it maybe they could even offer a silicone pad that's similar to Pearls Tru Trac pads so drummers could put them into their existing kits?
These don't look as flashy as the others but the sounds are a lot better. Is it just me? Am I right?
Hey John, we will soon be demoing the module with some nice mesh head drum kit setups. And you are right, the sounds are pretty great I think :) Kind regards!
Hey, coming from an acoustic kit, how comfortable is this set to play? I love these drum sounds at this price range, and actually think I could record these drums on an album. So I've been really looking at this kit. What are your thoughts? Are there other kids that you did not demonstrate? I'm looking for a brush sound on the drums.
Which one considers better sound and use: TD-07DMK vs DTX6K-X. Thanks and greetings from Lima Peru. Your videos are excellent.
Looks like a Great kit but I prefer rubber over mesh for the snare drum so I’ll go for the dtx 432 k
432k? It's sounds like a toy compare to this.
hey, the dtx 6 also came out with the k3x series with better pads and very good prices. stop worrying about the pad, just choose the dtx 6 k3x.
Just ordered this one. Sounds perfect to me! Can't wait
Great to hear, have fun drumming! :)
Is it possible to attach the right tom next to the floor tom? Thank you!
@@jfbarabe6785 it is! I have older model, but the sizes are the same and it fits also with additional cymbal
@@vojtamein134 Hey thanks!!
@@jfbarabe6785 No problem, happy playing! :)
Awesome playing. Yamaha I have mixed feelings. I was expecting bigger pad sizes and a acoustic electric kit instead of another overpriced tiny kit. Module is nice. Great playing.
Thank you very much Robert, yeah hopefully we'll see new pads/compatibility soon :) the module sounds/works great in my opinion. Kind regards!
SNARE FROM GOD
Now 2021 and it is incredible that with a VST software of less than 300 dollars it can sound a thousand times better than with a specifically designed sound module
Hi David, you still nee a well triggering kit & module before the software if you want to be playing drums with it though :) Triggering great sounding sample libraries via midi absolutely opens up another "world" but might be too complex for drummers that have just started out with e-drumming. Nonetheless, you can get outstanding results without a doubt:
czcams.com/play/PLfdIgOnHCc5piPaMAnQ1mzLKPpWdzKVuq.html
Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV exactly, I know sound quality its not all, as you say its very important a comfortable drum with great feel, response, triggering and also a module that can translate this and without introducing noticeable latency (beyond the pc and interface)...I'm no doubt, many improvements are ocurred since the first edrum kits in terms of play-feel, triggering response, kit materials, connection...Your company itself introduced many great upgrades. But I told u again, about sound quality the companies are defased and slowly introducing the new technologies (I think they do it with all the purpose for marketing strategy but I feel they overwhelmed this) we still using One-Shot samples or three or four layers in most of sound modules, short size memory, lcd screens, etc. Today producing a good and affordable color screen, add a decent CPU for the module, have at least 128 GB is ridiculous cheap... create a sampler workstation algorithm for round robin and more layering with more storage capacity it's not relatively so complicated being the powerful Yamaha, Roland companies for example. I'm not saying that I prefer midi vst edrums, it's better sacrifice sound quality and gain in stability that the own hardware can offer versus laptop failures...just saying that I think in this age they can short the huge distance between external software/laptop and internal module features without very overpricing. Just my modest opinion
Cra-cra
It's looks cheaper than Roland, but the sound is so high class!
What you hear is actually real acoustic drums.
While Roland V drums never use acoustic drum sound.
Actually these samples are made for high end Yamaha arrangers keyboards like Genos, they had a name for it it's called Revo Drums, they just bring it on their new electronic drums.
Thanks for the answer to my question! Hope you don't mind if I log another one your way: Do brushes work on the snare pad?
Hey Scott, no unfortunately there is no brush sweep function, even the current Roland modules do not have it unfortunately. Kind regards!
Cool! I know Yamaha isn’t most people’s first choice for e kits, but I’ve been wanting to see your unboxing. Initial thoughts on the module?
Hey Caleb, the quality of the module sounds surprised me very positively, especially in this low price region. If Yamaha manages to get some great feeling new pads or even make their modules compatible with the Roland/ATV/drum-tec trigger standard, this might become a real game changer (in my opinion) :)
Or maybe Roland will make their stuff compatible with Yamaha? The yamaha system is better. This module supports three 3-zone cymbals and a 3-zone snare, and none of them require 2 cables.... it's really a great system!
Thx a lot for this demonstration ! :)
Do you (or someone here) know - regarding the size of the kickdrum-pad - if it was possible to play it with a double pedal?
Thank you Konrad! You probably might use a double pedal, but I don't know how well it would work/feel stability wise. You might get the kit with an upgraded bass drum pad or any other custom kit configuration from drum-tec though.
Feel free to get in touch through service@drum-tec.de for further info or an individual quote including international shipping if you like. Kind regards!
Clicked for the Ralf-age
:-D thanks!
Sounds real nice. Those tiny pads suck tho...
I'm going to buy one this month,where can I get that drum pedal head? Thanks for this!!! it helped me make up my mind
Hey Johann, great to hear! You can find the drum-tec ball beater, as well as the Yamaha kit or any other electronic drums related equipment over here:
www.drum-tec.com/drum-tec-ball-beater?number=1003579
www.drum-tec.com/yamaha-dtx6k-x-e-drum-set-incl.-live-sound-edition
Feel free to get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de for further assistance and/or an individual quote on any custom kit configuration including international shipping if you like. Kind regards!
Just bought it too. Is there a way to plug a microphone into the dtx_pro module ?
I like the new module especially for an intermediate one. It looks and sounds like a much better module than the TD-17. But just like everyone else I'm wondering why they didn't update the pads as well? It's really crazy. No one wants those tiny cymbals and pads anymore. Yamaha makes some of the most beautiful shells in the industry. Even their entry level birch kits have a great finish. Jeez, even their new small portable kits too! (I thought of converting one of those kits.) The shells although shallower still look like "real" drums.
I'm not a designer or engineer but could it really be that hard for a major manufacturer like Yamaha to mount the silicone pads into a nice looking shell and offer more realistically sized shells? I said as much on their official fb page and they responded. I was a little snarky in my initial comment for which I apologized but still expressed my disappointment. They still didn't say whether they would be updating their pads though.
I'm hoping they go in that direction when their new flagship is released. But putting that aside this new module bodes well for an even more feature packed new flagship module. If they do I would seriously consider switching over from my TD-50 module sans the outdated pads.
This module sounds better than the TD-17 on my VAD306, I'm actually disappointed after realizing how good some of the snare sounds are on here compared to the TD-17.
As for Yamaha not updating the pads, my guess is the budget. Keeping the kit designed as is makes it more affordable. Just my guess!
@@jaydoode15 no doubt budget was a consideration but it just seems like they could have up'ed their game just a little bit more. But like I said I have I hopes for a new flagship offering more realistic size pads. I'm sure I'm not alone in that desire.
Let's hope Yamaha comes out with a bunch of new pads some time soon or even manages to get compatibility with drum-tec/Roland pads going, that would be super awesome :-D
@@drumtecTV didn't they have a mesh snare option in the manual of this?
Confirmed on unsatisfying sounds of TD17 module and I already sold TD17KVX.
is this kit better compared to roland td 17 series for high speed drum beat?
Can you do a rim shot on this kit?
Love the videos, but I can’t get past the music in the first part. It sounds like a scene from Skinimax from back in the day.😂
ok I need some different backing tracks then ;-D
I was strongly considering the Alesis crimson 2 but this is a comparable model in a similar price range from a more reputable company. Thoughts?
You might also consider the Roland TD-07KV as a great playing/triggering entry level mesh pad kit:
czcams.com/video/PNzHRh1zMcM/video.html
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07kv-v-drums-set
Or maybe the ATV EXS-2:
czcams.com/video/kP8sv2TrkyM/video.html
www.drum-tec.com/atv-exs-2-practical-and-compact-set
Please feel free to get in touch through service@drum-tec.de for any further questions. Kind regards!
only single zone in the tom?
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The sounds are good but why wont Yamaha make bigger pads?
Hopefully some time in the not so distant future ;)
I'm still happy with my Roland td17kvx and the the sample sounds I bought online on drum-tec. They sound better than this yamaha kit. Just my own opinion though
Thank you Shaun, glad to hear that! :)
I also prefer my TD17.
Hey mate, I'm so stuck between these and the TD-17KV...you say u can download kits from online, that sound like the Yamaha's cause if u can im going with the Roland's look so much nicer in my opinion
@@marcd8576 Hey Marc, you might check out the drum-tec Sound Editions for the TD-17 module & decide accordingly:
czcams.com/video/zumrrgRxJUE/video.html
czcams.com/video/SDaefx6Mk5U/video.html
czcams.com/video/EyYnp4JCIP8/video.html
czcams.com/video/z5pwkFQAtQs/video.html
The last one (Live Sound Edition) comes for FREE with the purchase of a TD-17 module/kit from drum-tec directly :) Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV oh cheers man, I'll watch the video now
Are the Tom pad 2 zone?
Two cymbals here have holes in them ! Are they supposed to be quieter this way?
I was wondering what ekit for $1000 do you recommend?
I was thinking this yamaha or the roland for $1000. ( I did look at alesis as well )
I'm going be playing mostly jazz so its important to me good cymbals ( but I also am going to be playing the other genres)
I just feel like a good brain is Critical and good cymbals, but great toms less so .
Hey John, for best playability & triggering I would recommend a Roland, possibly even the TD-17KV if you can stretch the budget a little more. If you are playing jazz mainly, using a moveable VH-10 hihat controller would improve the whole experience, and a 3 zone ride would also be a major upgrade. So in the end, my suggestion would actually be the TD-17KVX :) all the smaller kits come with quite some compromises in realism/playability. Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV
Thanks so much, i guess i have some saving to do ! :D
If you had to pick today between this and a Roland 17KVX which would you choose?
Hey Michael, I personally would go for a Roland because of the state-of-the-art triggering/playability. The Yamaha has some great sounds though! Kind regards
Hi, is there a way to hook your phone in to this module and play music from a streaming app into the headphones?
Yes, you can connect AUX input of DTX-PRO to headphones socket in your phone, and then play music from your phone to the module and headphones connected to it
Hy. When I beat high-head, there's a little sound from the snare drum. How to fix it?
Are the pads sturdy? i have seen several comments about yamaha pads splitting and getting damaged
Hi, unfortunately I do not have any long term experiences with the kit & pads. I've just used it for this demo :) kind regards!
does a non-yamaha 2 zone cymbal work with this?
compare to Roland TD-07KV, which was better?
I don't know, if u watch the Roland TD-17KV from this same channel they sound much better in my opinion
I'm stuck on whether to buy these or the Roland TD-17KV, cant decide.
Buy this. Even though the pads are out to date but the sounds from dtx6 pro module way better for entry level kit
@@amirulyusop8520 I'm not sure cause if u watch this vid (from this same channel) they sound much better especially the bass
czcams.com/video/ZywzpVYeFdw/video.html
I just spent some time going between this and the TD-17 at the store and there was just no comparison. The Roland is stale and synthetic compared to this, I was enjoying myself a lot more on the Yam. The pads are pretty small though, but they just came out with the DTX8 if that is an issue (much pricier though).
@@yanb.193since this was a while ago I ended up going with the Roland's and I'm happy, my old drum kit was $450 and it was some random brand so I legit went from a Toyota corrola to an AMG Mercedes 😂 so either roland or yamaha would've been a big upgrade regard less
From my point of view, it sounds more realistic than Roland but, How good are the triggers? Are they comparable to the Roland TD-17? How is playability?
Hey Javier, the triggering was pretty good, but the small rubber pads are nowhere close to real drums playing feel wise. So let's hope there will b some Yamaha pad updates as well some time soon :) Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV Thanks for your response
@@drumtecTV I believe there will be. I also believe you already know there will be. ;-)
Support double pedal?
Whick kit would you reccomend between this and Millenium MPS 1000? My budget is max 1200 euro.
I'd suggest a Roland TD-07 KV :)
czcams.com/video/PNzHRh1zMcM/video.html
www.drum-tec.com/roland-td-07kv-v-drums-set
There are also some more different configurations of the kit available from drum-tec:
www.drum-tec.com/sets/roland?p=1
Any Roland / Yamaha / ATV kit will play/trigger significantly better than a Millenium in any case.
Feel free to get in touch through experts@drum-tec.de for further assistance. Kind regards!
Excellent drumming as always ,but shockingly bad sound for a kit in 2021. Its pretty much inexcusable. I would love to see the site figures for yamaha kits, as I just can't imagine how they continue to be competative. Does anyone actually know why yamaha doesn't offer mesh pads? I thought it was a patent issue but now every other manufacturer offers mesh.
Would love to see yamaha team up with ssd and produce a killer £3k set of acoustic style drums with vst level sounds, kind of like what alesis did with the strike Pro.
Thank you very much! Actually I think that the module has lots of really great natural drum sounds, and very authentic room ambiences. Especially considering its low price point. Hopefully Yamaha will come up with new pads quite soon :) kind regards!
@@drumtecTV hi, do you know why yamaha doesn't offer mesh pads? I don't necessarily think mesh is better but I am just curious. P.s. please drum tech partner with someone and make a sub £500 basic module with a vst level kit inside!
IMO this sounds way better out of the box than the Roland alernatives...
Anyway there's a 12" mesh pad in the works @Yamaha, with positional sensing. The XP125SD-X. Not sure when it releases though.
What the diference between dtx 6kx vs dtx 452?
The pads are meh but the module sounds really good. Still think it's priced a little too high. This thing would destroy at like $600.
@@williamperri3437 I didn't realize the competing TD-17K was so expensive - all of these entry level kits are overpriced.
Dream on.
At 23sec you list the XP80 snare as 10" - I thought the XP80 was an 8" snare?? Typo?
Your are right :) Thank you & kind regards!
Will someone please answer this question? Are these the raw sounds coming from the module or have they been run through a drum-enhancing accessory? Thanx!
What would a drum-enhancing accessory be? :-D as shown in the video, the sound was recorded directly from the sound module's output without any further processing. Kind regards
@@drumtecTV Thanks, but I just watched the video again and no where is it mentioned that these are stock sounds. I'm not trying to be testy here, but I've watched other E-drum videos where the player stated that the stock sounds were weak. They enhanced them with EZ-Drummer or ToonTrack - though it wasn't this particular kit. The crazy is - The DTX-Pro Module costs almost as much as the entire kit. I don't understand this. I bought the DTX-Press lll in 2004. Yea, it still works, ha! All I really want is the module. Maybe Guitar Center here in St. Louis has a display set I can try out. Thanks for your time and have a Happy New Year!
@@ogredad55 Hi, the kit names are visible in the bottom left corner starting from 2:30 when the drumming/sound demo starts. Kind regards!
Hello good evening, I would like to buy a battery, but I don't know which one to choose ... It is between a ROLAND TD-07KV or a YAMAHA DTX6K - X. What would you recommend me?
Hey Bryan, feel free to get in touch through service@drum-tec.de for further assistance on your decision & more info on both kits. Kind regards!
Why is there no pedal for bass? How to play
What is best one? roland TD07kv vs dtx6k-x. Can you reconmend?
The TD-07 offers complete mesh pads & state-of-the-art Roland triggering, while the Yamaha DTX Pro module has some really nice onboard sounds. I'd probably suggest the TD-07KV, it feels more natrual with the mesh pads and the triggering is great. You can later upgrade a 3-zone ride for example too. Kind regards!
Yamaha drums sound better than Roland. Is that right? Can I use the symbols used in TD-3 for TD-07kv? Is extended compatibility possible?
Wow, didn't know Alan from Viva La Dirt League played drums!
Hm, unfortunately I don't even know that series, but good to know ;-D
@@drumtecTV Lol, they're funny guys who do skits from New Zealand. Seriously though, great playing! You inspire me to practice all the fundamentals on my practice pad so I can play similar to ya!
@@razorpine7082 Haha, have to check that out someday. Thank you very much, that's nice to hear!
can i change the sound of the pads individually?
Sure :) kind regards!
Can I upgrade the hi hat with a stand? If I can which one you recommend?
You can check out the hi-hat stands of our Elementary Series for example!
Yes. But you need to buy the HRR-135 hi-hat pad. It's a 2 piece hi-hat pad that you can use wiath a stadnd.
why it doesn’t incorporated the foot pedal? where can i get it?
Most edrum sets don't have an pedal included, but you can basically use any bass drum pedal for playing.
@@drumtecTV thanks for response 😊
1:41 2:29
This yamaha or roland td17?
Depends a lot on your personal preferences!
Does the hi hat pedal feel realistic?
Can u add a cymbal to this model?
Yes you can :)
czcams.com/video/zVgMEkpZCQM/video.html
www.drum-tec.com/yamaha-dtx6k-x-drum-tec-edition-incl.-live-sound-edition?number=1009206
Kind regards!
Why not use DTX6K3 to make a video
Because it's not yet available here in Germany :) Kind regards!
same module as dtx8 ?
Yes, it's the Yamaha DTX Pro module, you can find further info here:
www.drum-tec.com/yamaha-dtx-pro-sound-modul-incl.-live-sound-edition
Kind regards!
well this sucks.. Yamaha modules sounds insane.. hard to believe this is a 1K kit.... I wanted to pick up a TD1-DMKX (version with extra CY8 RIDE) for $500, but this makes me reconsider..
Yamaha has some outstanding sounds for sure, yet Roland playability / triggering is by far the best you can get. You might look at the more recent TD-07 models, as the TD-1 is rather old & inflexible.
czcams.com/video/vHt5deDm9wc/video.html
Kind regards!
@@drumtecTV I just picked up a TD-17KV for $840 + tax since I had a 20% off coupon.. Good price?
2021 and were still getting the same old crap with rubber pads
Muy buena pero prefiero Roland .
Except for the Pearl Mimic ... I still need to see a sound module that actually looks from above 2010. In this case, the sound improvement are minimal ... still no enough layers in the sound (easily noticeable on the snare) as well as the lack of Round Robin technology. Modules with small LCD screens, minimal features and disk space ... once again, disappointing.
Wait a second the snare isn’t 10 inches it’s 8 inches
Uh sorry, you are right the XP80 is 8"! I guess I mixed it up with the DTX-6K-X drum-tec edition kit when I did the video editing :)
czcams.com/video/zVgMEkpZCQM/video.html
Kind regards!
Wow I didn’t know I would get replied to
@@purevanillacookie9977 I try to reply to most comments :) kind regards!
All Yamaha series sounds the same
In a good or bad way? :-)
Maybe i had too much high hopes for the new module sound, and apparently just the same but more breathing cymbal which all this time very much choked and not natural
I have played yamaha dtx started series 4 to 7, and now listen to 6 well your video is very much realistic than yamaha videos.
Bottom line they just put Ead-10 effect knob on dtx-500 module
Yamaha >>>>>>> Roland
Is this compatible with Superior Drummer 3 or Ez drummer?
The module has a midi output, so basically yes :) kind regards!