Hello, Thanks a lot :) Sadly I'm not sure as this is more of a DAW question. I think when you convert the sample rate when the track is already in the DAW it won't affect the speed/pitch.

No, sadly you can't choke cymbals.

Hello, yes you can totally do this if you have the stem files. Just make sure you bounce/convert them to a WAV before trying to put them on the SPD :-)

Hi, Roland have the TM2 module which is a smaller version of this, but you need to use external triggers: www.roland.com/global/products/tm-2/

DrumWise Drum Tuition Thanks. That's actually just the opposite of what I need. I already have a SP-505 sampler and I'd like to buy a multi-pad to trigger it.

Hi Dave, sorry but I've never used the Pad Link function so I'm not able to help on this occasion :-/ Good Luck!!

CAPS LOCK!!!!! Yes, I agree the music is a bit loud but it does come down in volume where the samples are played....

If your computer meets the criteria or requirements, and have plenty of ram and speed. no lag.

all of the reviews I've seen have reported extremely minimal to no latency at all.

lag is not a problem. Precision is, at least for me.

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perhaps a juice harp?

Hi, we are based in the UK :-)

Cool :-)

Hello, That's because there are drums on the original Linkin Park track.

Hello, if you buy the kit directly from the Aerodrums website the camera IS included, and so are all the reflectors and sticks. The kit is about £135 from the Aerodrums site, which is really not that bad! The problem with 'Freedrums" is that you can't use your feet, so it doesn't even come close to Aerodrums in our opinion!

'Freedrums' comes with attachments/units that you attach onto any sticks of your choice AND FEET. Meaning it does EVERYTHING with all 4 units. ALSO the Aerodrums sticks are specifically made for the program with reflectors on the tip etc which restricts you from being able to use drum pads. You will mess up the tips and the reflectors etc. with 'FREEDRUMS' you could set up drum pads since the units are placed on the stick body and you could practice WITH REBOUND.

it's a full portable, electric/air drum kit that fits in your pocket

***** no way holy shit 0.0

Good stuff :-)

Hello, yes it's great for all abilities :-) I would recommend still having a practice pad to practice your rudiments on though as this kit offers no rebound :-)

Rakibul Hassan Rakib Use it for fun and jamming, but definitely not for practice.

Hi, you can download the software from Roland's website: www.roland.co.uk/support/by_product/spd-sx/updates_drivers

Hi, yes it is. You just add a second pedal when you construct your kit :-)

Hi Chris, sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I use it with Logic and it works fine. You just have to route the audio correctly from the software to the DAW. I don't use Cubase so I'm not sure how it work with this I'm afraid.

Hi Hans, it actually is a lot of equipment for the money when you consider how much time and effort must have gone into the software to make it behave in the way it does. I know that I couldn't make it myself! I've been playing drums for about 17 years and I can honestly say that this is a great piece of kit and feels great to play. Of course, it's not the same as an acoustic drum kit and will never feel the same, but it serves a purpose :-) There's no latency that I have experienced yet.

Hi Lloyd, sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I'm not sure what you mean about cues? Could you explain more please? :-)

DrumWise Drum Tuition I mean drum patches or sample so I can play it live

Hi Anders, you have to pan the click in your DAW (such as Logic) to make sure the audience don't hear it. For example, I pan the click hard left, then the backing track that the audience will hear to the right. You then give the sound guy a feed from the right output and either plug your in ears directly into the headphone port of the module, or plug the left output into your onstage mix. I hope that makes sense! :-)

Thanks a lot Lawrence. There are more on the way :-)

+Mcufre It really is excellent! :-)

+Slammer Thanks for the question. Yes you can add other things to the kit in the programme such as a cowbell and a tambourine, even double pedal. We haven't used the percussion parts with Superior Drummer but the rest work perfectly :-)

+DrumWise Drum Tuition No, i actually mean, can you add more than 3 Toms or 5 Cymbals ? Is it that flexible ?

+Slammer Oh I see. Not actually tried more than 5 cymbals but I believe it's possible yes. You can definitely have more than 3 toms. Would it be helpful if we did a video to show you?

+DrumWise Drum Tuition of course! :)

+이용찬 Sorry but we don't have a chart available for this song at the moment.

+dionisiogdrb Thanks a lot :-) I don't notice any latency at all. We use it with a Mac and it works fine as long as there is no other big graphic use programme running (like CCTV) and even then it's only the picture that is slow.

+DrumWise Drum Tuition cool thanks

+David Hatcher It's never too late!! :-)

+DrumWise Drum Tuition - ok back to the Aero drums for a start!! Thanks Tom.