I took my dual zone snare an swapped it with the 2nd tom. Now I can use the rim of the Tom for a ride, while still having the three toms. This may be an alternative option for people who want a five piece and three cymbals!
@@Swayze1997 i don't have this kit anymore, but I'm pretty sure you plug the Tom cable into the dual zone pad (the one that was the snare but is now the tom) and put the snare cord into the one that was your Tom but is now your snare. If that doesn't work, then just keep the cords the same, swap the Tom and snare, and just swap the sounds in the settings. I know you can change the rim sound independently from the normal head, so either option should work. Hope that helps!
I just bought my first e-kit, something I once SWORE I would never do!! I've played for 40+ years, all acoustic but NOW I have an upstairs neighbor who never leaves home. I haven't been able to play since the virus came to town. Not playing has been an unusual kind of anguish. I'm overjoyed to have found the Alesis Nitro Mesh AND your videos. It feels SOOOOO good to be able to rock-out and bother NO ONE! Love the vids and all the info. Keep it up. Thanks MkK
Thinking about buying a kit so people can come over and play drums while I play guitar in my apartment. Alesis should be paying you because your videos have truly convinced me to buy this set haha. Great videos, great drumming, and great personality. Thank you for your work.
Great video. Also, thanks for the link to the sound list. That other manual is light years better than the one Alesis provides. That's the way the Alesis manual should have been designed.
Great video, I even let all the adds run and I've never done that. I did a floating riser just to protect my flooring so I bought a discounted box of laminate hardwood with the foam backing attached. The stuff snaps together so they require no power tools just a hammer and cheap installation tool (Plastic Block) you can get at any home depot or lowes the planks come in a box, are just shy of four feet 47.5 inches and only 10mm thick, just snap together until you have enough to cover your kits footprint. If you find damaged or otherwise discounted or discontinued material you can get a really good deal. I don't know how well the foam backed planks will dampen the vibration transfer for the people downstairs but it can be a cheap and very easy solution for people with no tools to isolate their new kit from the floor of the home they love or the rental they wish not to damage.
I just got this kit this weekend second hand and I’m really happy with it but I’m glad to hear I’m not crazy when I thought the hats were stupid loud. Very helpful thanks
Thank you for posting the video and giving your thoughts around the nitro mesh. I have been playing drums on and off for the last 15 years and given my current living situation I cannot play my acoustic drums. Been a year since I even picked up a stick. Needles to say, this has inspired me to research the electronic drum space further. Funny enough I stumbled across your Damon Che documentary and been poking through your content and found this- loving all of it! Keep it up :D
Just finished watching your video and I appreciate your input. It was also good to know what sounds van be obtained and how to change them, if so desired. I have to say I was a bit disappointed to find that your link to a list of the sound banks did not work. That would be super helpful to have. Lastly, toward the end of your video, I couldn't help but notice that you started to sound like Andy Rooney, a commentator whom I've always enjoyed for his frankness and don't care attitude. Thanks for your input and for sharing your knowledge. Great idea for the floor "muffler" by the way.
Well, I purchased the Alesis Nitro Mesh Kit a month ago and I absolutely love it!!! For the money, itZ probably one of the best kitZ you can buy. However, Alesis' owners manual iZ definitely NOT informative at all. I had no idea what this kit can do. Your video iZ definitely the best one regarding the Alesis Nitro Mesh Kit. After watching your video, I waZ able to customize some of the user kitZ. ThankZ so much for posting this video... you really opened my eyes aZ to what my kit can do! You definitely earned a Like and a Subscriber 😉☕🥁🥁🥁
Electronicsness is a word. I picked up your drift, tho. Best comprehensive look at this kit I've seen. My kit arrives tomorrow,! I record to a 32 track digital studio, and this will make tracking so much easier. Your playing is great which prompts me to check your songs. Thanks
Excellent video. I've watch a few of these and found them very helpful. I am new to drunning and the Alesis Nitro is my first kiit. These have all been very informative. I am going to try to replicate some of what you did to get the drums to sound like they should. Thanks for sharing and stay safe.
Hey I'm new to drumming and just got this same kit too (actually will get it delivered in another 3-4 days). Could you recommend any resources you used to learn? So far I know of drumeo and this channel has some videos too I think.
Since I already have a bunch of drum libraries like Battery 4 and others, instead of messing with the internal sounds, I'll apply this info when assigning sounds through midi. Very useful information, thanks for sharing the manual as well, I'm going to print it and place it somewhere nearby for reference.
Great video, thanks! Agree best video on this kit I have seen! Just bought this for my son - his first set and he going to be learning to play. This will be a great video for him to learn to configure his new set! Much appreciated!
I've started watching your Channel and have enjoyed your videos, hands down you're the best one I've seen for your knowledge on this drum kit this one taught me so much you have many gifts and you're a awesome drummer I look forward to more of your videos keep up the great work my humble friend
This is far and away the best video for this kit. Aside from habing to raise the height of the kit..this is really a solid kit for the money. Im gonna buy a better snare because this one doesnt have great velocity capture, ghost notes are like barely there it is like all attack on these pads. But seriously great video! I also use the left rack tom as a ride..i extend it out to make it feel closer to an acoustic kit vibe, but i never tried new pitches. You just opened up my afternoon! Thanks brother.
I think i'd try Squash Balls ..i've used them in the past by cutting them in half and putting them under my centre AV speaker and rear bookshelf speakers . They do a great job .
I also recommend going down and just having a chat with them. Exchange numbers and see if they can give you their schedule so you can try to play more when they're not around.
Hi Justin. Just got this set. Am struggling with the high hat! And yes, the damn hi hat and bass pedals are driving me nuts. Will have to to try this sound isolation idea!!
You can mute your pedals by cutting squash balls in half and hot glueing them to the bottom. Ive done this with mine. Squash balls are better than tennis balls because theyre smaller and theyre rubber so they don't slip. You also have a choice of squishiness.
Hey dude. Thanks for posting this video. It was really helpful. I wanted to ask what the measurements of your mat is, because i have the same drum kit as you and i'm gonna get a mat myself so that would be really helpful to know :)
I know this would be alot of work but if you could post just one of ur presets so I can set mine and work from there. Its so hard to figure out without being about to know exactly what to do while not reading it.
Demonic Sweaters For my acoustic, yes. My Nitro mesh will be here in a week. It really cuts vibration , grips the hardware and super ends any stand movement. I’ll try will the nitro. For an apartment with people below I might add DOW foam board under it, but I really like it better than any carpet I’ve ever used.
is there a way to load sounds that you appreciate? I like the setup you walked us through and would love to just be able to "load" it, sync, upload, whatever the option (if available) might be.
Hey man, so glad you are taking the time to make this videos. They are so complete and informative. Also, I'd like to make a question and it is if you can configure the set for a left drummer, since I'm left handed, the only thing a I haven't found online is an answer to this question. Keep it up with the great content!
Sure, I don't see why not. You'd just have to reverse the L and R parts of the rack and put the corresponding drums where they need to be. It is more or less a standard drum rack, which can be assembled pretty much any way you like. Good luck with it!
Have this kit - will be returning it tomorrow for 2 primary reasons: - It's smol af; I keep smacking the rims (been 8 years since I last played on an acoustic kit). - The hi-hat pedal is prone to missing beats and the bass pedals sent vibrations to the ends of the earth lmao Going to get the Roland TD1K instead.
Wow it is amazing how much better you made it sound. I know this is an older video but i just ordered the surge mesh se kit do you know if it's different in the settings?
Hi Justin I had the same problem with the sound through my head phones!!! Too quiet!!! So what I did was went straight in to eql and cranked it up and it sounds a way lot louder now hope this helps a lot of people.
Love all your vids, helping out alot. How loud is your volume knob adjusted? I have my Shure 280's plugged into module but the sound is pretty weak. I'm having to crank it to nearly 3/4 to get a decent volume. Especially when I'm playing along to music from my phone
Excellent video! I just picked up this kit about 3 months ago and I am really enjoying playing it and your videos have really helped me explore all the possibilities. My question is I am looking into giving virtual drum lessons using Alesis Nitro and a Chromebook. I have a Simmons drum amp and I could purchase a webcam but I'm afraid that might make too much noise for the neighbors. I wasn't sure whether there is a way I can plug directly into the Chromebook and give lessons over the internet. Anyway thanks for the excellent videos and keep up the great work! And I have to agree with someone else who posted a comment about how terrible the rimshot sound is I totally agree and have changed it!
Glad to be of service! As far as I know chromebooks allow you to use USB audio interfaces such as this one amzn.to/2R6dA74 and you could use that for the audio and the webcam on the Chomebook. I’m not sure what the options are as far as video (if that’s what you were thinking) chat since I haven’t used Chrome OS in a long time. If you wanted to have a mic going at the same time, maybe just get a little mixer with USB like this one. amzn.to/37P08dX
Could you please make a short video on how to adjust the splash on the hi hat? I have gone into the settings, and tried different kits but I can't seem to get it to work. I'm starting to think my hi-hat pedal is malfunctioning? I've tried Alesis support, but haven't received any reply. Forums have also not helped. I've even done a factory reset on the kit. Maybe I'm just missing an obvious step. Thank you for this video. The versatility of this kit is the reason I bought it. Great for beginners through intermediate and up from there.
There's really no adjustment for it. Are you using a replacement hi hat pedal by chance? I've tried other hi hat controllers on the Nitro, and none of them except for the original seem to be capable of making a splash sound.
I've downloaded your lost users manual thanks for that, but since you don't use your ride for a ride you won't be able to get that bell sound which can be achieved by striking the ride with almost the stick striking across the ride
I have some questions... After a year, how are the dryer balls? Did you have to worry about maintenance? What about the wood? Did it break or something?
Hey Demonic Sweaters! I wanted to come by and thank you so much for your input on the MIDI issues I was having. I got it figured out for the most part. Some plugins just don't pick up the drums kit at all like expand. Boom picked up every trigger while xpand did not. BUT, I also saw this video and this was SUPER helpful! I think with what you've taught me here as well as what your other videos offer, that may be all I need. I had NO idea that there were that many sounds in the drum! Thank you SOOO much! Keep up the great video. Also you r drum playing was VERY inspiring. You're an excellent drummer!
Did you have problems with the headphone volume being super quiet? Even when the volume control is maxed out? I even turned up each individual pad and it’s still to quiet
I would have cut pool noodles down the middle and hot glue them across the whole board. It would probably help with it not being so wobbly. But either way, good job man, On building the riser and the video!
explanation of the module begins @ 9:49
Thank you so much for showing how this works.
lol
Best video on this kit I've seen so far. Cheers.
Totally agree thank you !!, Im going to use this primarily with EZ Drummer 2 but for the money i think its the best
I took my dual zone snare an swapped it with the 2nd tom. Now I can use the rim of the Tom for a ride, while still having the three toms. This may be an alternative option for people who want a five piece and three cymbals!
thats a good idea...
Do you put the tom cable into the snare or just move the pads with the cables the same?
@@Swayze1997 i don't have this kit anymore, but I'm pretty sure you plug the Tom cable into the dual zone pad (the one that was the snare but is now the tom) and put the snare cord into the one that was your Tom but is now your snare.
If that doesn't work, then just keep the cords the same, swap the Tom and snare, and just swap the sounds in the settings. I know you can change the rim sound independently from the normal head, so either option should work.
Hope that helps!
@@theinfamousmartin Ty
yep, makes sense. That's what I wanna do when I get mine!
I just bought my first e-kit, something I once SWORE I would never do!! I've played for 40+ years, all acoustic but NOW I have an upstairs neighbor who never leaves home. I haven't been able to play since the virus came to town. Not playing has been an unusual kind of anguish. I'm overjoyed to have found the Alesis Nitro Mesh AND your videos. It feels SOOOOO good to be able to rock-out and bother NO ONE! Love the vids and all the info. Keep it up. Thanks MkK
Playing for 45 years. Got a ekit 3 years ago and love it. So much fun and not blowing my eardrums out.
Rock on!
Thinking about buying a kit so people can come over and play drums while I play guitar in my apartment. Alesis should be paying you because your videos have truly convinced me to buy this set haha. Great videos, great drumming, and great personality. Thank you for your work.
Hi! Did you buy this Nitro Mesh kit? How did work in an apartment?
can I came over 😭
I just got it-guys the hi hat feel is fantastic! I put the extra washer on and its PERFECT! THANKS SO MUCH AGAIN!
Great video. Also, thanks for the link to the sound list. That other manual is light years better than the one Alesis provides. That's the way the Alesis manual should have been designed.
yeah totally. I'm not sure why Alesis cut out all the stuff from the manual. I guess they just wanted to simplify it.
Great video, I even let all the adds run and I've never done that. I did a floating riser just to protect my flooring so I bought a discounted box of laminate hardwood with the foam backing attached. The stuff snaps together so they require no power tools just a hammer and cheap installation tool (Plastic Block) you can get at any home depot or lowes the planks come in a box, are just shy of four feet 47.5 inches and only 10mm thick, just snap together until you have enough to cover your kits footprint. If you find damaged or otherwise discounted or discontinued material you can get a really good deal. I don't know how well the foam backed planks will dampen the vibration transfer for the people downstairs but it can be a cheap and very easy solution for people with no tools to isolate their new kit from the floor of the home they love or the rental they wish not to damage.
you're a really good drummer!
Rubber mats work WONDERS for these kits. Just gotta make sure the mats are compatible enough to put the legs level onto them.
I just got this kit this weekend second hand and I’m really happy with it but I’m glad to hear I’m not crazy when I thought the hats were stupid loud. Very helpful thanks
This is my first self bought kit and I've had trouble figuring out how to make a custom kit. Thank you so much and nice chops!
Same here! Those hi hats were killing me 😅
Thank you for posting the video and giving your thoughts around the nitro mesh. I have been playing drums on and off for the last 15 years and given my current living situation I cannot play my acoustic drums. Been a year since I even picked up a stick. Needles to say, this has inspired me to research the electronic drum space further.
Funny enough I stumbled across your Damon Che documentary and been poking through your content and found this- loving all of it! Keep it up :D
Just finished watching your video and I appreciate your input. It was also good to know what sounds van be obtained and how to change them, if so desired. I have to say I was a bit disappointed to find that your link to a list of the sound banks did not work. That would be super helpful to have. Lastly, toward the end of your video, I couldn't help but notice that you started to sound like Andy Rooney, a commentator whom I've always enjoyed for his frankness and don't care attitude. Thanks for your input and for sharing your knowledge. Great idea for the floor "muffler" by the way.
Well, I purchased the Alesis Nitro Mesh Kit a month ago and I absolutely love it!!! For the money, itZ probably one of the best kitZ you can buy. However, Alesis' owners manual iZ definitely NOT informative at all. I had no idea what this kit can do. Your video iZ definitely the best one regarding the Alesis Nitro Mesh Kit. After watching your video, I waZ able to customize some of the user kitZ. ThankZ so much for posting this video... you really opened my eyes aZ to what my kit can do! You definitely earned a Like and a Subscriber 😉☕🥁🥁🥁
Glad you found it helpful!
I got this kit after watching some of your videos and am happy to have pulled the trigger. Myself and my kids LOVE the set.
thank you so much now I can mess around and make my own kits
2 crashes are certainly a lot better than an extra tom...very good idea!!
Electronicsness is a word.
I picked up your drift, tho.
Best comprehensive look at this kit I've seen. My kit arrives tomorrow,!
I record to a 32 track digital studio, and this will make tracking so much easier.
Your playing is great which prompts me to check your songs. Thanks
Nice vids man, thanks. You know the best part? You have some sick chops. I may pick up one of these end of the year.
very informative. thanks bro.
Best review of alesis nitro mesh kit. thank you.
Thanks for your time and honesty!
Great video just way over my head. Super excited for when this all makes sense.
great video thanks
Awesome 👍 I just bought the Alesis Nitro Mesh Kit on the 13th of last month! I love it! ThankZ for posting this video 😉☕🥁🌃
Dude you’re a life saver
Excellent video. I've watch a few of these and found them very helpful. I am new to drunning and the Alesis Nitro is my first kiit. These have all been very informative. I am going to try to replicate some of what you did to get the drums to sound like they should. Thanks for sharing and stay safe.
Hey I'm new to drumming and just got this same kit too (actually will get it delivered in another 3-4 days). Could you recommend any resources you used to learn? So far I know of drumeo and this channel has some videos too I think.
@@SamirAhujaGamerim in your situation now 😅 what did you end up using? Thinking of drumeo as well
Since I already have a bunch of drum libraries like Battery 4 and others, instead of messing with the internal sounds, I'll apply this info when assigning sounds through midi. Very useful information, thanks for sharing the manual as well, I'm going to print it and place it somewhere nearby for reference.
Wow, man! Thanks!!! I just buy the set today and is awesome. Thanks for the help! ❤️
Great video, thanks! Agree best video on this kit I have seen! Just bought this for my son - his first set and he going to be learning to play. This will be a great video for him to learn to configure his new set! Much appreciated!
Thanks for this video man. Didn't know I could save specific sounds or turn down the volume! Awesome drumming.
Happy to help! Thank you!
Who says you can't sound great on a cheap kit? You're pretty awesome! I'll bet you could keep up with some Steely Dan songs pretty well.
Thanks man!
I've started watching your Channel and have enjoyed your videos, hands down you're the best one I've seen for your knowledge on this drum kit this one taught me so much you have many gifts and you're a awesome drummer I look forward to more of your videos keep up the great work my humble friend
Thank you my friend
Your videos on this kit are fantastic. Thank you so much! Also, nice drum skills. 🤘🏼.
Glad you like them!
@demonicsweaters could you please share a link and name of the drum rug you use? I can’t find it anywhere I only find big ones. Thanks!
This is far and away the best video for this kit. Aside from habing to raise the height of the kit..this is really a solid kit for the money. Im gonna buy a better snare because this one doesnt have great velocity capture, ghost notes are like barely there it is like all attack on these pads. But seriously great video! I also use the left rack tom as a ride..i extend it out to make it feel closer to an acoustic kit vibe, but i never tried new pitches. You just opened up my afternoon! Thanks brother.
Great video. I've just ordered this kit and can't wait to get learning to play. Never played before. Found this video super helpful.
Glad it helped!
I think i'd try Squash Balls ..i've used them in the past by cutting them in half and putting them under my centre AV speaker and rear bookshelf speakers . They do a great job .
Thank you for helping me with my kit. You rock
You look like the divorced 40 year old guy on tinder
i like the idea about how to lessen the noise, i have the same situation as yours avoiding complaints from neighbors. good job!
I also recommend going down and just having a chat with them. Exchange numbers and see if they can give you their schedule so you can try to play more when they're not around.
Thats nice again. Thank you bro!
do you think is it good upgrading the pedal to double kick pedal for nitro mesh kit?
you make that set work great. good live drumming sounds.
You are a hell of a drummer, you need a strike Pro!
Great video, very cool drumming, made me want this kit
Thanks for doing this video. It was extremely helpful!
Phenomenal video! Pretty much everything I've need to know about using this kit. Big Thanks!
this is absolutely gold thank you!
thank you!
Hi Justin. Just got this set. Am struggling with the high hat! And yes, the damn hi hat and bass pedals are driving me nuts. Will have to to try this sound isolation idea!!
Great tutorial video! Nice playing too!
that drum riser is a hell of an idea ! thank you, when i finally got the kit, i'm gonna use this.
You can make that isolating pad only under your pedals and tower btw. This will make all other pieces stable and not wobble
I just got this kit and your video help me a lot,thanks you so much.
glad to help
Need a new link if you have one..
Excellent video..top notch
www.alternativedrummer.com/2022/10/alesis-nitro-missing-manual-updated.html updated the description as well, thanks!
Thanks for the info and help
Awesome video.
Glad you enjoyed it
This is a GREAT video. Helped me out tremendously!! Thank you!
awesome video mate! best one out there for the kit
Amazing...Thank you.
good stuff. thanks bro
THANK YOU!
Cool video. Thanks alot of information
I'm about to purchase a nitro mesh kit
So it was very informative
Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for sharing this.
You can mute your pedals by cutting squash balls in half and hot glueing them to the bottom. Ive done this with mine. Squash balls are better than tennis balls because theyre smaller and theyre rubber so they don't slip. You also have a choice of squishiness.
This was a nice video., congratulations.
I used the small pool noodles between the plywood
Hey dude. Thanks for posting this video. It was really helpful. I wanted to ask what the measurements of your mat is, because i have the same drum kit as you and i'm gonna get a mat myself so that would be really helpful to know :)
4x3
@@demonicsweaters Thank you :)
I know this would be alot of work but if you could post just one of ur presets so I can set mine and work from there. Its so hard to figure out without being about to know exactly what to do while not reading it.
And by the way your videos are really helpful. Like the way you explain in detail. Keep them videos coming.
glad to help
Tractor Supply sells a thick rubber mat for horse stalls cheap. Can be cut up.
Oh yeah? Have you tried one?
Demonic Sweaters For my acoustic, yes. My Nitro mesh will be here in a week. It really cuts vibration , grips the hardware and super ends any stand movement. I’ll try will the nitro. For an apartment with people below I might add DOW foam board under it, but I really like it better than any carpet I’ve ever used.
Definitely a great tutorial!!!!
is there a way to load sounds that you appreciate? I like the setup you walked us through and would love to just be able to "load" it, sync, upload, whatever the option (if available) might be.
Good deal. You were good at explaining the tone set up. Now come set mine up. Lol.😁
U did not put the amazon link for the rug
Hey man, so glad you are taking the time to make this videos. They are so complete and informative. Also, I'd like to make a question and it is if you can configure the set for a left drummer, since I'm left handed, the only thing a I haven't found online is an answer to this question. Keep it up with the great content!
Sure, I don't see why not. You'd just have to reverse the L and R parts of the rack and put the corresponding drums where they need to be. It is more or less a standard drum rack, which can be assembled pretty much any way you like. Good luck with it!
Thanks!!!
Great video! Have you tried playing it through some software like ezdrummer or something? how`s the velocity playing out?
Have this kit - will be returning it tomorrow for 2 primary reasons:
- It's smol af; I keep smacking the rims (been 8 years since I last played on an acoustic kit).
- The hi-hat pedal is prone to missing beats and the bass pedals sent vibrations to the ends of the earth lmao
Going to get the Roland TD1K instead.
Best tutorial
Great video
Wow it is amazing how much better you made it sound. I know this is an older video but i just ordered the surge mesh se kit do you know if it's different in the settings?
No, they’re the same exact modules
Great explanations!
Glad you think so!
Hi Justin I had the same problem with the sound through my head phones!!! Too quiet!!! So what I did was went straight in to eql and cranked it up and it sounds a way lot louder now hope this helps a lot of people.
Love all your vids, helping out alot. How loud is your volume knob adjusted? I have my Shure 280's plugged into module but the sound is pretty weak. I'm having to crank it to nearly 3/4 to get a decent volume. Especially when I'm playing along to music from my phone
The volume on the Nitro headphones is very low. I always either cranked mine up to 10, or used my audio interface to make it louder.
@@demonicsweaters Thanks man! 🤘
Thankyou so much sir for the video
Excellent video! I just picked up this kit about 3 months ago and I am really enjoying playing it and your videos have really helped me explore all the possibilities. My question is I am looking into giving virtual drum lessons using Alesis Nitro and a Chromebook. I have a Simmons drum amp and I could purchase a webcam but I'm afraid that might make too much noise for the neighbors. I wasn't sure whether there is a way I can plug directly into the Chromebook and give lessons over the internet. Anyway thanks for the excellent videos and keep up the great work! And I have to agree with someone else who posted a comment about how terrible the rimshot sound is I totally agree and have changed it!
Glad to be of service! As far as I know chromebooks allow you to use USB audio interfaces such as this one amzn.to/2R6dA74 and you could use that for the audio and the webcam on the Chomebook. I’m not sure what the options are as far as video (if that’s what you were thinking) chat since I haven’t used Chrome OS in a long time. If you wanted to have a mic going at the same time, maybe just get a little mixer with USB like this one. amzn.to/37P08dX
@@demonicsweaters thank you so much for the quick response I will definitely look into those options.
What size felt washer do the cymbals take?
(Just bought the kit and enjoying it so far but this vid has inspired me to be more creative!)
your great man I'm thinking of getting one . cops come out when I play me acoustic kit lololol this looks like a great kit for the money
Could you please make a short video on how to adjust the splash on the hi hat? I have gone into the settings, and tried different kits but I can't seem to get it to work. I'm starting to think my hi-hat pedal is malfunctioning? I've tried Alesis support, but haven't received any reply. Forums have also not helped. I've even done a factory reset on the kit. Maybe I'm just missing an obvious step.
Thank you for this video. The versatility of this kit is the reason I bought it. Great for beginners through intermediate and up from there.
There's really no adjustment for it. Are you using a replacement hi hat pedal by chance? I've tried other hi hat controllers on the Nitro, and none of them except for the original seem to be capable of making a splash sound.
is there a list of your setting so we can follow and set the kit up?
I've downloaded your lost users manual thanks for that, but since you don't use your ride for a ride you won't be able to get that bell sound which can be achieved by striking the ride with almost the stick striking across the ride
That actually doesn't matter. The cymbals on the Nitro are single zone. The bell is activated by how hard you hit.
Thanks for the video!
I have some questions...
After a year, how are the dryer balls? Did you have to worry about maintenance? What about the wood? Did it break or something?
nope, everything was fine.
Hey Demonic Sweaters! I wanted to come by and thank you so much for your input on the MIDI issues I was having. I got it figured out for the most part. Some plugins just don't pick up the drums kit at all like expand. Boom picked up every trigger while xpand did not. BUT, I also saw this video and this was SUPER helpful! I think with what you've taught me here as well as what your other videos offer, that may be all I need. I had NO idea that there were that many sounds in the drum! Thank you SOOO much! Keep up the great video. Also you r drum playing was VERY inspiring. You're an excellent drummer!
Thank you. I’m really happy you are getting some useful info out of my vids and the inspiration is a total awesome bonus!
Did you have problems with the headphone volume being super quiet? Even when the volume control is maxed out? I even turned up each individual pad and it’s still to quiet
Yes! I can't figure it out either
make sure ur headphones dont have a mic that quited mine a lot then i used my beats and it was so much louder
Best vid juss got mine need more
Hey there, great video(s)! Thanks for sharing your experience. What size is your mat?
Great vid
Late to your videos. But excellent content 😊
Great video 👍
I would have cut pool noodles down the middle and hot glue them across the whole board. It would probably help with it not being so wobbly. But either way, good job man, On building the riser and the video!
Oh that’s a great idea!
Switch the snare and tom since you are only using the one snare sound. Switch the cables.