I need to get a trigger for using on the kick drum. There are quite a few different types & brands to choose from. Are there any that are better than others?
I will be connecting it to an Alesis DM Pro (simular to the DM5).
Cost is not a priority, I want the best one available.
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Anybody use the Pulse triggers? Or maybe the Roland triggers? I
Anybody use the Pulse triggers?
Or maybe the Roland triggers?
I see some of them clamp on, and others use a stickyback. Which is better?
I need to buy the one that it most dependable. Or any brand for that matter. Just looking for a little feedback prior to purchasing
IIRs wrote: If the kick is already mic'ed try running that signa
IIRs wrote: If the kick is already mic'ed try running that signal into the trigger input via a direct out or an aux send.
I did that. I read on RO and many other sites that several guys use their mic's instead of triggers. I tried it and it makes my Alesis DM Pro re-trigger again and again. It sounds like total ass.
I want to trigger the kick for heavy music. But this whole triggering thing is taking alot of time to learn.
I was thinking of going ahead and buying some triggers and try it that way. But I really need someone who owns simular equipment to tell me what it going wrong and where.
All replys welcome
I have a full set of 8 ddrum triggers. Got them failry cheap fro
I have a full set of 8 ddrum triggers. Got them failry cheap from a metal drummer who didn't need them anymore and I love them. Great added option when recording.
Sometimes its ncie to use the actual snap off the Snare trigger to blend in with the mic signal. Nice crack off it :)
I use the KT drum trigger link removed It's a vst plugin. But
I use the KT drum trigger
It's a vst plugin. But highly flexible. Once you get the hang of it's parameters, and tweak them well, it's very accurate. Will trigger velocities too. And it's freeware.
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Most drum triggers are all the same. They are piezoelectric dev
Most drum triggers are all the same. They are piezoelectric devices. You can actually go to Radio Shaft and purchased some inexpensive piezoelectric buzzers! Stick a couple of cables on them and a couple of connectors and voilà! Drum triggers. Buy them by the bag! They work great! They also make great acoustic guitar pickups.
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