You can add one cymbal pad

Thank you, I really appreciate it!

I think the NUX is almost twice the price of this Millenium?

@@themiscelettobros. That is true. Have you ever played on one? Do you know if the Millenium MPS-850 works well with software like EZDrummer and others?

Sorry, never tested the nux. The millenium will work with ezdrummer, the only problem could be the hi hat...with realistic sounds like those, it would be better to use a hi hat with cc, in order to playing smoothly the various samples of closed/half open/open hi hat.

you can add another cymbal

@@themiscelettobros. without splitter ?

without splitter

Thanks for your very nice comment! Simon Phillips is one of my favourites! You're right, my studio is very good sounding but those drums really sing (as you already know, been a N&C owner). Thanks again, cheers!

I’m all about supporting and encouraging other musicians to continue to reach higher. It’s important for you to know that you’ve made a real connection with this passion project. Drumming is awesome. I’ve recently bought a bunch of new gear for recording. Some of the items were on back order so I am waiting patiently until then. In the meantime, I am learning as much as possible about the process of recording. If you have any tips or suggestions of specific people, recording spaces, items or workflows that you think might be helpful, please don’t hesitate to share. I would love to hear any feedback you have. Regards

Thanks again, and good luck with your recordings!

Thank you!

Yes, only sounds that come straight from the kit's module. No plugin, no sampling.

@@themiscelettobros. wow then it sounds better than I expected! What software (DAW) did you use to mix it?

No daw. The module allows you to record yourself, I just inserted a usb key, pressed the record button and that was it. I then took the file from the usb key and synchronized it with the video file of the camera.

@@themiscelettobros.thank you sir!

I appreciate that!

Thanks for the kind words!

Thank you!

I play the hats with my left hand and the snare with my right... didn't you see the video?

Thank you! The kit was in stock in a music shop in Germany called Musik Produktiv.

Yes! Thank you!

I bought it from Thomann

Thanks! The slingys are for sale, I have too many drums!

Glad you liked it! Seriously, in my defence I chose to demonstrate the songs and sounds... like the title of the video says. No other video review focused on this topic at the time, so I did it.

YES!

Having the Renowns RN2 for almost a year now, I STAND BY THIS COMMENT! It makes me scared to play their higher line of drums! 😅

I love even power toms, they are all good!

Nice

Thanks! Having mesh heads, the kit is very quiet, but the cymbals and the rims are rubber so they are comparable to a loud rubber practice pad.

What a great compliment, thank you!

Hi, thanks for your kind words. The headphones I'm using are Direct Sound Ex 29.

I don't know if you can "import" the songs, I think you can play the song while the usb stick is inserted in the module...

Hi, try to add some piece of rubber material over the "tongue" of the kick pad, this way the pedal can clamp a little better. I hope this helps, cheers

Yes, you can assign any sound you want to any pad or rim. No, I didn't use pad splitters. Thanks for watching!

I bought it at Thomann.de

I have no idea... but it's a lot of fun

You're welcome

Just assign the cross stick sound to any surface you want. Remember to save it!

@@themiscelettobros. Ok but, it would be assigning it when hitting the pad, I want that sound to be produced when the rim is hit with the stick, do you know how to do it?

It's the same process, you can assign any sound you want to ANY surface: rims, pads, different cymbal zones.

@@themiscelettobros. Could you do a tutorial on how to configure those sounds? Believe me, many drummers in the world who have that type of electric drum will thank you and give you good recommendations and many likes.

Yeah, you need to really tight it down

If I remember correctly, the swell it's not smooth, and it works better on low dynamics. Thanks for watching

I think 2 x 1.5 meters would be all right. Cheers

alright, is still pretty decent footprint for being a full kit... someone told me now this is not a good choice for an adult due to a limitation of how high one can get the drums set up from the frame... is this correct, that is very low down and more suited for young teens than adults when it comes to the maximum height one can set it up at? thanks for getting back @@themiscelettobros.

Only if you upgrade to a high end kit... I think the only REAL difference between this and the yamaha are the rubber pads?

I'm sorry, I can't remember! Thanks for watching.

Yes! I have two Slingerland Nashville Studio King drumsets. Stay tuned, in the next video I'll be playing one of those.