Thanks! 🙏

Unlikely. I'm not with the band I used eDrums with anymore and I'm also not a fan of running a laptop at gigs as I mentioned in this video. I'd potentially use the kit with a module at gigs if I was (onboard/custom sounds), but I would also want to use rubber cymbals depending on the venue due to the volume!

Hello James, I've used the DWe kit, DWe hub and TD50X module in a live situation! It works GREAT! Now I use my DWe kit, DWe hub and V71 module in a live situation. The difference in the TD50X and V71 is the sounds. The sounds are better in the V71 module.

Thanks John! 🙏

The kits on the Cloud and the Soundworks VST aren't exactly the same, so you won't get the same results. It feels like the Soundworks sounds might have a few more layers overall, but then the V71's samples play far more smoothly and feel more dynamic overall from the off. The number of instruments differs and all of the presets are very different, it's only some of the base samples that have been converted to Roland's module format. It is possible to just trigger Soundworks with the V71 module, yeah. You could either route the audio out of another audio interface, or you could use the module itself as the interface and route the audio out of the outputs but it requires a bit of knowledge to set it up.

Yeah, you should be able to use the V71 with pretty much any Roland kit!

No one-shot samples anywhere in the V71 examples as far as I'm aware, no. Pretty certain all of the presets on the module and in the expansions are using the full instruments (whether that's the stock ones or the ones added with the expansions)

I only had the TD-716 and V71 module in the studio for a few weeks, it's back with Roland now. So no, I've not had chance to develop any other kits for it yet. Once I get my own module, I'll begin development after getting more acquainted with it. The development process for every module is separate because they all use different sounds and settings so there won't be a transfer process, they'll have to be new kits that are sold separately.

I'm pretty certain it would be 2 hi-hat pads with the same CC.

@ thank you so much

Hey. Yeah, I do but sometimes it takes me a couple of days to get to them if I'm really busy - I have to prioritize whichever project I'm working on and customer support messages if things are a bit hectic. I went to read your message just now and I can't appear to see it. Drop me an email through the store's contact page if you want to send it again and I'll try and get back to you as quickly as I can.

Totally understandable! Hope you enjoy it if you get one!

It's definitely a downside, unfortunately. I understand why you would favour that reliability!

Yeah, I'm honestly not sure. There are a few people about with them online in the various groups (and one in this comment section!) but it would be interesting to find actual numbers.

@@TheeDrumWorkshop if it's lower than their expectations, I'm hoping that it doesn't discourage Roland from continuing to invest in the trigger system.

I have tried all VST programs with my TD27, triggering the hi hats just is not very good. I even tried the DW sound works, my VH14 just did not trigger as it should have, so I sacked all the VST programs and learned how to edit the TD27. Now I will not use any VST as the TD27 sounds great.

@@grumpy8413 Thanks for that buddy I thought I was doing something wrong.

@@theeddianproject TD 27 is great on its own when you spend the time to learn what all the parameters do. I get a great kit sound from it.

This is answered in the video!

@@TheeDrumWorkshop even twice or thrice...

That’s okay. It’s not for you

@ a real dw set i would spent a lot of Money. But Not for an edrum

It can be converted to an acoustic kit too! It uses Collector's shells (though some Design hardware, if I remember correctly.) But yes, it's still very expensive.

Thanks Justin! 🙏 It's great that you've had the chance to try the kit with a few different modules, but a shame about having such limited time. Yeah, the MIDI mapping is something that will come up depending on the module. It's pretty easy to swap them in the Control software but if you don't have time or know where to find those settings then that's not much help!

I have some and have recommended it in the past! But to be honest, I can't be bothered cleaning them all the time 😅

Ok yeah, of course. I guess my point is that you can't get all of those articulations at the same time like you can with the digital snare.

I took guts from my pd-120 pad and put it into my Ludwig snare shell for my Acoustic to electric conversion.

You could just wrap the shell

DW need to make Rubber wireless cymbals !!!!

@@aaronsudasna And put that plastic rim back on with those lugs, best just to do what I did and put the sensor in a real snare. I wrapped my whole kit as it only came in sparkle black when I bought my VAD 507. I do have the V71 on order as the TD 27 is very limiting for recording. using it as the sound card connected to my PC is a very painstaking process. If you have a windows PC you can only run one sound module at a time. So I have to disconnect my Scarlett 18i20, connect the TD27. load all the input channel settings, record the kit. If I want to re record a bass part I have to disconnect the TD 27 and put the 1820 back. It's all centered on people just playing drums. very poorly thought out. Unless you spend £5k on a Mac. best just to use the midi, that then defeats the purpose of the 27 channels from USB. This is a very important point that is just never mentioned about using the Roland modules with a DAW PC recording setup. As a sound module that is one of its selling points and the reason I bought it, it's really not very good, in fact its bad. facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10161467693726802&set=a.10151323187246802

DWe and the Roland V71 module is what I use. I own Roland 706 kit, but I rather use my DWe kit.

Yeah, you can do that! I have another video about managing the memory on your Roland module if it helps - kzbin.info/www/bejne/bne3qHuhmbJ_jck Thanks for your support, it's really appreciated 🙏

Ok ill check it out because I just got the memory full message on the module.

I have some and I aim to have a review in the next month or so. Overall though, the multiple side trigger versions of the Fast Fit triggers are really nice in my opinion and they remove the center hot spot. The center cone version does still have a hot spot and is quite similar to the old spoke style trigger I reviewed previously in terms of general response. I'll have much more detail in the review though, of course.

Thank you! Glad you're enjoying the kits! The simplest way is to use the pad exchange option in the Copy menu. I have a video all about this menu that goes into that option - kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5OXl5SNeZJ3jbs