Isn't the number that you base the calculations on the maximum static load for the pads instead of some range of operation? If I understand this correctly, you are using the smallest amount of sylomer that will absorb the force equal to your weight plus the weight of the drumset, and to absorb all of the stomping on the pedals you would need more sylomer.

I like the chick's voice. The splitter is cool too

nice and with a clear explanation, thx! BUT..., one thing isn't clear to me; does it matter how much Watt the resistor has to be? (3W, 10W,...???)

hi i have td9, and i wanna add two sparate kick/bass drums, if i connect ibought sperately kd8 and also normal cable seperater female in and two male mono out, does it work if i connect to my kick drumm in to the seperater and and two kick drums? i know i can buy double kick pedal but with my idea looks more cooler :) can u reply if u have any knowlege? thanks

fkn awesome video man, great job

Link doesnt work do u have a new link where i can get these presets

Do I need the small ones if I have a hihat stand like urs becuz the legs can adjust up and will be $100 cheaper

Very good! tks

The threshold of the rim sounds make them unusual for me

Why not use a colored front head and forget about the cover plate? It seems completely unnecessary to me.

Those feet are built into Roland's kick pedal and hi-hat stand. Problem is, they move on a non-carpeted floor. I have to brace both of mine against the drum rack which is a bit inconvenient.

I love mu TD9, will soon buy 2 splitters to be connect to the rims i do not use.

During 11/2024, mine went inop. Boiled the rubber hammer for 5 mins, let it sit there for 5 extra mins, dried it off, put it back in and it worked fine. YAY. i really needed this to work.🙂

I was greatly surprised that this video is 7 years old, good work, very good work!

Is it work with yamaha dtx760K. Please answer? 🙏

No hotspot?

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Are the arms holding the trigger base off the shelf items? Not sure what those are called in order to google them...

I live on the 1st floor and have trouble with the neighbor on the 2nd floor. No trouble with any other neighbor on any other floor. Have added noise reduction to the pedals and on the walls, but she says it doesn't make any change to the noise level. What do I do? 😢

20€ for the cone. I prefer no sound than paying that price

Works with Alesis Surge. I couldn't obtain 1/4watt 100kohm resistors, so used 1/2watt in it's place, works without any issues.

Dude. Exactly what I need to make. Nice one

Well, I thank you infinitely brother ! For that amazing explanation and Update of my TD-12 V still have it in the Recording studios ..! Does it work well with Stylus RMX VST from Spectrasonics or Native Kontakt 8 ..? With the 1.1 Update please 🙏🏼

Thank you so much worked like a charm

Hi! First off, congrats on your channel, lots of cool material! I'm new to edrums, I've been testing my kit on a buddy of mine's home studio, we could not have SP3 to sound on his audio interface's monitor headphones. The setup is: Alesis Nitro Max midi USB to a Windows laptop, Focusrite Scarlet Solo 4th gen. ED2, Addictive Drums, BFD player all work straight away. We cannot find any difference in the audio/midi setup that might cause this, please help.

Great tip so informative

This was a great video!! I’m interested in doing the same

What makes no sense is, even with a mono pad, if you connect that to the stereo aux of the Roland td-17, using a mono cable - that kills your sensitivity. Shorting that plus out kills your sensitivity. Even with a mono pad, like the PDX-6a, you lose sensitivity just by using mono cables. I wonder if you really should be using stereo plugs on these splitters because shorting the cable out looks like that causes the issues.

6 years later, I can say the FD-9 pedal is crap. Its NOT rock solid. Its not even ok. You cannot really get the mid positions. You can get open or closed and its almost random if you can get the mid amount you want. It can do the middle, but it wont do it in any way that is usable.

Incorrect. I have been using a td-6 from 1999, and on ALL the dual inputs I can use a single splitter to get 2 pads, so there

thx for sharing good information.

Anyone has any idea if that would work with CY-14R-T ?

the kickdrum is way too loud for an e-kit

Hi! I can use it in td6v?

I’ve been a drummer for 16 years. I learned on a Roland TD9. I’ve had my acoustic for these 16 years, but haven’t been able to buy an e-kit until now. I’m undecided about the TD17KVX vs the DTX 8.

The aluminum disc is an unnecessary expense. You can use alumimum U Channel. I converted 4 piece ludwig set into an 8 piece electronic kit by cutting the shells in half. I use it with a Roland TD-12 and TD-8 and it works perfectly. If you have two zones like a head piezo and a rim piezo the head piezo needs to float on some foam, I mounted the piezo to a small square aluminum plate, glued the cone to that. That was mounted with two vibration dampening stand-offs to the U channel. No problems.

electric emulate acoustic and acoustic emulate electric (Triggers)

..."endless"?

I found one for 99 bucks but I have debit card not credit

what thickness of aluminum disk is enough?

A good electronic drum set versus a simple acoustic set. The electronic is better. You have to put serious money into acoustic to make sound good. If you use triggers, hybrid, acoustic electronic that is the best sound

Jut wow, amazing kit

I was also suffering from the same problem. I had to press hard with my left leg to completely silence the ringing sound. This situation both prevented me from working comfortably and strained my leg. Since silicone rubber is exposed to pressure, its volume shrinks over time and it cannot apply sufficient pressure to the pressure sensor. To fix the problem, the silicone rubber needs to be replaced. I did a little research and when I saw that a silicone part that did not even cost 1 dollar was sold for about 30 dollars on the internet, I found the solution myself without spending any money. I glued a 2mm thick plastic silicone layer to the end of the metal pedal that puts pressure on the silicone part and the problem was solved. Although heating and petroleum jelly may make the silicone work temporarily, it does not work in the long term. will return to its old self again..The next thing to do is to wash the very dirty white mesh tom and snare drum heads of my roland with laundry detergent and make them white as the first day. But damn, I don't understand why they used screws that are nowhere to be found instead of the familiar allen screws. I'll have to buy a drum key.

Any issues with this sticking properly? Mine comes off the head but I'm thinking I need to give the next one about 15 min or so before playing on it.

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Ridiculously overpriced cones.

Love the video man. Clean kit too. Well done!

The video is exactly what I was looking for, thank you very much. The hi hat cymbal of my td1 dmk drum does not work from time to time or its sensitivity decreases. I thought there was a break in the jack cable, I was wrong

Do the splitters work for TD 10? you don’t mention it

lost power cable for the old td-20 2004, can I use any 117v + cable, lets say a pc cable?