Edrum Pad Compatibility (What Pads Work With What Modules)

Will Roland pads work with Yamaha Modules? Will Alesis Pads work with Roland modules? I go over the most common drum module and drum pad combinations in this video
Alesis DM10 Compatibility Guide:
alesis.de/sites/default/files/...
Page 14 of the DTXtreme II manual details all of the trigger types for different yamaha Pads:
www.dtxperience.com/documents/...
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[@horsepuncher95]

Thank you so much, I just got a second hand kit and the module is busted and I been searching for DAYS for any guidance on what is compatible with which model and this cleared it right up for me!

[@drgonzlegnd]

Justin you should do an updated video on this topic, would love to hear what you think about the newer yamaha modules

[@garethdavidjones1652]

Tremendous video for electronic kit drummers, so much info of use, electro drummers should have to pay to watch this.

[@scottpoulton2065]

Hey brother. Another really informative video. Pad/module cross-compatibility is a hot topic for e-drummers so great you have picked this subject up on your YT channel.

[@65Drums]

I try to answer the important questions :) and random ones I feel like doing videos on.

[@boogsj]

Hey there. I just wanted to say thank you for this channel. I’m 36 years old drummer who has played since he was five and played in bands all his life. Six years ago I moved from where I was in bands in a larger city to the south 16 hours away from home. Been here all this time and pretty much stopped playing because I didn’t know anyone here and it’s a small town where the music community is few and far between with limited style choices. I’ve played the Roland kite in guitar centers and other shops and I’ve always loved them but haven’t been in to a music shop in six years. I also live in a neighborhood where the houses are too close to keep neighbors happy with playing e drums were the perfect match. So I finally ended up getting a kit and it’s been a week in. Very happy! I did a lot of research and listened to what you had to say. I may not agree with everything you have to say...I’m a drummer...we are stubborn people! Lol but this channel on a whole is amazing! My brother has a studio and I know a lot of drummers who are clueless about what e drums can do. I will gladly point them in your direction for information. You’re doing an amazing job and I wish you all the success possible. I think you are one of the best sources for e drums info. Just wanted to say thank you for all of the information! If you are interested in which kit I purchased I got the alesis crimson 2. I wanted the strike pro but had to stick to budget. I purchased through musicians friend and expedited fo be somewhat disappointed with the kit because of the kits I’ve played on before. Limited response time, zones on cymbals not really working, heads not picking up every hit especially at faster speeds. I have zero issues with this kit. I am am extremely impressed with its playability, the size of the pads, how it was packaged and the module. It feels like I’m playing a real kit with the size and I recommend it to the sloppy style drummers out there that may miss the smaller heads. I’m also a heavy hitter being 280lbs and self taught. I strike the drums incorrectly but because I was self taught at a young age I just can’t change it and I consider myself to be a professional musician so no need to change if it works. The drum handles my heavy hits fine. Again I just wanted to thank you. Keep up the good work!

[@65Drums]

Thank you so much for taking the time to write that very kind comment. I spend many many hours making videos, and it's great to hear that it's helping!

[@ChristopherJones-cjphoto]

Justin- great video, thanks for covering some very cool topics!!!!

[@thewildclaw]

Good Vid!! I learned this through trial and error a few years back and I wish I could have seen this vid back then.. it would have saved me a lil time lol. I currently have an Alesis DM 10 with a couple of Roland pads, a crash from Yamaha that works as is and the hihat and triple zone ride also from Yamaha that I hacked to make them work perfectly. The rest of the pads I build my self. So much fun! ;-)

[@Clash3010]

What a tremendous bit of advice and thanks heaps for that. I was looking for cheaper pads to go with my Yamaha DTexpress IV but you've telt me that I'm wasting my time trying to find compatible pads. Happy with Yamaha so I'll stick with that. Thanks heaps.

[@officialshanestanley]

This is GREAT but its over 3 yrs old... I found this searching to see that if an 18" Roland Ride Cymbal pad will work with the brand new Alesis Strike Pro SE, which I just ordered and I'd love the bigger ride cymbal. Thanks and like your page!

[@happydaydreamer1]

As usual, straight to the point and spot on, thanks!

[@DanielOblak]

Awesome information! Am also looking for a matrix for pedal compatibility...

[@illzgrafikz]

Thanks for the DM10 chart! Made my day!

[@fabianvasquezjr8852]

well my Sweetwater sales engineer said my new Roland Td 17 will work with my old alesis mylar pads and i got two 1/4" jacks on the back of my cymbal pads too, its on its way crossing my fingers!!

[@kodabarrett13]

Awesome brother thank you for the great video once again! I actually picked up an alesis dm10 studio with double pedal for $500 and it came with a throne. I was gonna buy new but I took your advice from your other video into play and got a better deal and bigger set! So thank you once again for your informative videos!

[@65Drums]

Let me know how it works out for you :)

[@kodabarrett13]

65 Drums will do only minor issue is my headphones cutting out just waiting to get a nice coiled pair of headphones to see if that fixes the problem. I've went through and adjusted all My sensitivity and triggers and that helps a lot.

[@HugoStiglitz88]

I have a Yamaha kick drum trigger with my Simmons kit and it works PERFECTLY. that's the only info I can add here. The kick was only 90 on Amazon I think and it's held up great so far and has decent rebound

[@angrycat3525]

Great video! Speaking of modules ... I currently own an Alesis DM8 kit. I'll wait a second for the snickering to stop. Anyway, not being a drummer per se, I made my purchase from a position of what can only be called supreme ignorance (better than everyone else's!). I realized the error of my ways when I attempted to use the kit to trigger various VST kits on my system - a necessity in light of the fact that the DM8 module lacks the sound quality I would need to consider using it in my recordings. While setting up the module to match up with the desired VST drums, I had no problems; the major roadblock came when I attempted to choose the cymbals that worked best with the drums - it was there I discovered that the notes to trigger the cymbals were fixed, which was a drag, since the cymbals that were triggered weren't very good. At this stage, I have two choices: (1) find a module that allows for note selection for cymbals as well as drums which is compatible with the DM8; or (2) find a VST drum app that will let me map the cymbals to match the fixed settings on the DM8 module. (I am using Cubase 9 Pro, and the VST drums are part of the Halion6 software, sold separately.) There may be a possibility that the drums that are part of Halion6 might allow for the mapping described in (2), but I haven't found where those settings are - if they in fact exist. I hope I managed to describe my dilemma with sufficient detail. In any event, if anyone who has the solution would be so kind as to post a comment here, your efforts will be greatly appreciated. I realize that, at the end of the day, there will be no choice but to reach the conclusion that I'm screwed; however, as a good friend of mine told me many years ago, if you don't ask, you don't get. Thanks for reading!

[@kunns123]

your videos are so useful and worth watching!

[@65Drums]

Thanks man!!

[@juleshammond5525]

I agree

[@user-pw2vw6ch5j]

Excellent video! 🥁 I actually own all three of the brands you discussed. I bought a Roland TD-7 kit back in the 90s, added a used Yamaha DTXpress III kit in 2014ish, and a used Alesis Surge kit a few years ago. I have the Alesis and Yams set-up as one big kit, using 2 brains independently run to the mixer (better control). I plugged 2 of the Roland pads into the Alesis brain, and they work great as a crash and a super deep tom. I do have an issue with the Alexis snare not picking up softer play, I have to assault it to trigger. I'll be researching that on some of those excellent resources you gave us. I have the sensitivity wide open and I'm not finding a gate setting. Triggers better when I use a tom pad. 🤷

[@markbetancourt8853]

Very informative video! Thank you! I know you said 99% of the time same brand modules and pads work together...but just to be certain before I buy. Will a Roland DK 8 or DK 9 kick work with the module of the Roland TD4KP portable fold up kit? I'm having sliding problems with the current on frame kick. Thanks!...and keep up the great work!

[@paulopavel5184]

Congratulations for your video first of all! I have a question : I have a Roland TD-10 V-Drums Module and lost all my pads will for example the RockJam Mesh Head Kit pads work with my module?

[@nooneinparticular9868]

Just ordered the Alesis Crimson 2 SE. Gonna trigger the Jay Maas drums pack into it. Sounds dope. But I have been looking into this.

[@SomeDumUsrName]

Great. Subscribed. You seem much more technically knowledgeable with this stuff and are better spoken and much more to the point about it which I think is GREAT! Hoping you may be able to make a recommendation for me here...... I have Hart Dynamics triggers (the TE3.2 hand-hammered chrome drums) with eCymbal II main crash and ride and a Roland VH11 HH. I sold my TD20 and will eventually get the 30 or 50. For now though I need to accomplish trigger to midi interfacing to my MacBook Pro with no need to generate sound within the interface. I just need the midi data to get to the computer....preferably thru USB. The two very most important things to me in this are the ability to capture the expressiveness of the HH and snare. (HH - chicking, chinging, closed pressure sensivity, and the many levels of between open and closed (at MINIMUM - the many levels of open to closed like for sizzling etc..) (SD - ability to use brushes, positional sensing, etc..) Now.....knowing that even a TD30 (easily obtainable for a $1000 or less) is not even within my budget.....what are the best alternatives that you may know of? A simple interface only or a module of some sort, either one. Doesn't matter to me. Well, I guess I would need a pretty deep editing capability within the interface/module with regard to how the interface/module is reacting to the triggers. I'm sure you know all the assorted parameters I am talking about.....the ones that allow you to really dial the kit in to respond the way you need it to respond. Thank you.

[@scottpoulton2065]

Keep,up the great work Justin.

[@65Drums]

Thanks Scott!

[@natethedrummer]

Also love your videos, very informative and interesting. Cheers.

[@65Drums]

Thanks man :)

[@joshuawangadi1710]

Thanks for the video!

[@jenshendriks9092]

I have this Roland td 3 module and it does the same thing with the ride as 2box, though the pad is just the same as all my other cymbals except for my hihat

[@DrumPat]

This is the best video i have ever seen !!! Liked and subscribed !! but I got a question. I have a yamaha dtxtremre iii, can I use the roland crash cymbal pad on it??? Thank You so much , and i am from Hong Kong Nice video !

[@65Drums]

Thank you Patrick! You can try to use the roland cymbal on it. I'm sure you at least get one zone to work, but I'm not sure if BOTH the rim and bow area will trigger.

[@VideoLeakPolice]

I'm thinking bying a crimson 2 module to use with the surge kit pads and symbals, kick. Because of the 3 zone ride of the crimson and the small size of the surge because I don't have a lot of room in my appartment. Do you think it will work?

[@sethalton205]

This is perfect. My wife bought me an Alesis Debut kit (not knowing it was designed for children) and honestly the only thing that absolutely drives me nutz with this kit is the cheap pedals. The kick pedal (sandwiches a switch) will randomly go off with the slightest pressure of the foot (or not at all) and it continuously pushes away on a concrete floor. I'm sure I could solve this by putting a carpet underneath, but I really don't like the feel of the plastic rubber icecream sandwich thing they have going on. Was trying to determine if I could just buy another alesis pedal and have it trigger the kick (there's no sensitivity for the kick or high hat... just an on/off switch). Figured I'd play these out until my daughter gets interested and I buy myself something a bit more suitable (and look for a double kick pedal setup :D )

[@BassGods]

She bought you the kitty kit. 😂 That's so funny dude.

[@geoffmasondrums]

Thanks, this is exactly what I needed!

[@65Drums]

+geoffmasondrums happy that the video helped!

[@randywoolum2648]

I still like some of the vintage E-drum sounds, and I've got a new Simmons SD2000 kit which is pretty cool, and I like some of the kits in the old Alesis D4 module, would those new Hex shape mesh Simmons SD2000 triggers work on one of those old Alesis modules??

[@PaulTheSkeptic]

Or, theoretically, you could buy something like an Alesis trigger io and that should be able to trigger any module with Alesis drums. Or probably other drums. They're very sensitive to crosstalk though so you might take some time setting them up. Also and again theoretically, you should be able to trigger things like keyboards too but again, that might take some time to set up.

[@michaeldavis5081]

great info thanks!

[@joshlerdunseph6838]

Great video man! Thanks for the info😀😀

[@65Drums]

You're welcome!

[@alfiend331]

I have an old Roland TD10 set (the red ones, still look awesome) but am considering upgrading to a new module. Will my pads work with the newer module?

[@shatteredsquare]

I have a specific hardware compatibility question: will a Yamaha DTX 120 textured cellular silicone snare pad work with a ddrum ddti interface going into Superior Drummer 3? What would the trigger latency be like on that? TRS should be TRS, as long as all the connections are made from the pad I should be able to swap settings around in superior drummer right?

[@FelipeTorrents]

Can I chain a td-11 with a dm7 or dm10? both have midi in, making the td-11 slave and dm7/10 master. I couldn't find anywhere if this would work. thank you! love your videos

[@robfriedrich2822]

10:53 Had this idea too. Bought a Thomann kit and if Snare and Tom wouldn't be satisfying, I would have used an Alesis Nitro Mesh in addition

[@Iamadrummer]

I have a Simmons SD1500 and I love it. I have played mesh heads but I prefer the feel of the rubber. The question I have is: is there a stand alone hi-hat on a hi-hat stand that I could get to work? I saw your build your own td11 for less would that work?

[@gregoriowossygil2054]

Question: What pad type should I select on the Pearl MIMIC Pro in order to use Alesis Strike pads? Thanks.

[@harolddejesusfernandez7453]

hola saludos desde Colombia. tengo un bombo DK9 y un sample alesis pad. existe la posibilidad de poder fusionarlos ..seria de mucha ayuda sus sugerencias , gracias

[@niko13music]

Hi, thanks for all info you provide in your videos. I have a doubt: where the responsability of the triggering accuracy relies? pads or module? I´ve seen a video where an alesis strike pro is compared with its own module and with a roland module, and with the roland module the accuracy seemed higher. and I´ve also seen another video recomending to buy an alesis dm10 mk2 pro, send the module and buy a second hand roland td11 module. Makes it sense? I want edrums for recording at home, so in the end sounds of the module I don´t care, I just want to trigger Superior Drummer 2.0 via MIDI as accurate as possible, and having a set with big mesh pads in order to play as comfortable and quiet as possible. Hope you can help me with this. Regards, Niko.

[@tygugh]

Hi i tried the alesis link and seemed that it is no longer working.. thanks for the informative video

[@VirKhullar]

Hi man, looking to upgrade my Alesis forge ride (single zone) for a dual zone ride - any recommendations? Love the videos

[@albertojaenborreguero4592]

Nice video! Does someone know if Roland KD-10 Kick Pad and Yamaha PCY155 work with 2Box DrumIt5 module? Thank you for the answer!

[@tremulantesp]

I have an old D4. Has anyone taken it upon themselves to make a reverse compatibility chart for the newer drum triggers?

[@belcarra]

What’s some advice for someone wanting to buy a Alesis DM10 mkii pro and switching the module to a TD 17?

[@dopeydad1221]

Interestingly, I'm currently using a Roland TD17, which I drive using old-school Simmons pads from the early 90s. Toms sound great, but I'm getting a PDX-12 for the snare to get the best out of the TD17. The difference in the cymbal sounds when I replaced the Simmons pads with Roland ones was immense!

[@SquirtFire]

Wait, I have a simmons sd350, Roland cymbals work with Simmons?

[@dopeydad1221]

@@SquirtFire In theory yes. Basically the cycmbals are just triggers. Not so sure the choking will work, or the nuances of the cymbals, as Roland have always been at the front of the curve in that arena

[@SquirtFire]

@@dopeydad1221 oh nice. I’ve been looking into extending my drum set for a while, and no matter where I look, Simmons has practically zero extension capability with their own brand. Which is what brought me here. Thanks for the help!

[@mcrafford]

I have a Simmons SD600 kit. Hated the module but everything.else.is fine. So I bought a Roland TD17 module. It works great with everything but the hi hat cymbal and pedal. I had to buy a used Roland CY5 cymbal and a V7 pedal to get the hit hat working.

[@brenthickman]

Looking to buy a Roland TD-50k (would love the KV model, but that one outside of the budget). Do you know if you can use the Roland acoustic kick drum conversion kit on the K model drum set? Or does it only work with the KV model? Thanks in advance! Nervous about switching to edrums, so your videos are a HUGE help!!!

[@FranciscoSilvaVFX]

Hi, I have a question. I bought a Simmons SD7PK that works great, but I want to improve the sound quality. I like to know if I can use a TD 11 module with the Simmons pads?

[@lxaccaxl]

Hi man! Ive been watching a loooot your videos lately. Manage to get a used td 20!, im looking for a better module and saw alesis pro strike module as a good option, could you tell me if the vh 12 hi hat that comes with the td 20 would work with the alesis strike pro 1.4 module?

[@stephanedesjardins2438]

I have a Yamaha DTX400k kit and i need to know if can change the module for the 502DTX! The pads of my DTX400K are compatible with DTX502 module??? I know that i need some jack splitters

[@sigmhysymsam]

what about my bheringer xd80-usb.. can i replace it using the roland td3 drum module is it possible.. thanks

[@jg0r]

Hello sir, I have a Yamaha DTX 12, and a kick pedal from a Roland TD-17. It triggers correctly but does not recognize how hard or soft I am playing. Is there a solution to this? Will this problem persist if I use the DTX 12 as a USB or MIDI controller?

[@martinandrade4662]

Hello, can i plug a Roland pdx8 pad into an Alesis nitro drum module? It works? Thanks tour videos are great

[@ZaxDrumsandGolf]

I have one roland pad hooked up to my DTXpressiii. Use it as my high tom. Works fine!!

[@65Drums]

Yup that's one of the exceptions.

[@josephchandler2302]

@@65Drums I've got an Alessis Command X and I wondered if you might know if a Simmons dual zone snare / tom pad would work with that. Any thoughts? Google didn't help much for this specific question. The tom looks almost identical to the one on the Alessis set.

[@PaganPoetrybm]

Quick question, does Roland PD-8 (dual zone-piezo/switch) works with Yamaha DTXtreme II dual zone inputs???

[@psnpanuch8142]

Would I be able to use a pintech pad on my alesis crimson 2?

[@LCASHN]

I'm dig'n for info on the Nitro Mesh with a DM7x. I was looking for "other brand kick-pad compatibility". I tried the link you provided in the description, but link seems dead. Looked om Alesis site, but no show. Will ya resend link please? Thanks for your contribution to the Drum Fam!!!

[@joaquinodriozola4963]

hi! i have a roland octapad spd30. i want to use cheap Millenium mesh head for snare and a drum pad will these work? thnks

[@josemanuelsanchez3943]

What about Roland pads with the new yamaha EAD10? Thanks for the video anyway! It was really helpful!

[@mattbaker5105]

Wanting to know the same thing. Any ideas?

[@OffGridandOutdoors]

Any idea if my roland CY-14 and 12 cymbals work with an older Yamaha DTXtreme iis. I am torn between getting a TD-10 and a iis to replace my TD-6v

[@davirodricosta]

Hello. I just got an Ibañez Ed20 edrum. It's all Mesh head and I really like how it feels. My only complaint is how limited the module is. It does sound good, but I wish I could do more with it, like uploading more sounds etc. Is there any way I can switch JUST the module and keep my Ibañez ED20 mesh head kit? Thank you!

[@fththkll4979]

Great video Justin! I really like Roland V-Pad PDX-100. It seems as a good choice with its price. But i would like to learn if it is compatible with Yamaha DTX502 module. You know yamaha snare has two rims with switches. But i think rim piezo of PDX-100 can be defined with DTX502 module and if matched with the rimshot sound of drum kit it works. What u think? Thanks.

[@65Drums]

I've heard that it could work, but not as well as it should. I honestly don't think its worth risking the 100 bucks

[@keithsampson8324]

Do the yamaha dtx three zone cumbal pads and snare still work as three zone with the dtxpress modules?

[@milos.sladecka]

Can you please give me an advice? I am going to buy yamaha dtx 522k kit for our music school and I want to replace rubber tom pads TP70 with Millenium MPS-500/750 10" Mesh Head Pad or Alesis Crimson 10" Mesh Head Pad, but I am not shure, if it will work (as dual zone pads). Can you help me? I have tried to find answer on google but didn´t found. Thanks, Milos, Slovakia

[@Barteque9]

Thank You very much, I saved lot of money thanks to this video :-) (I didn't buy modern Yamaha pad for my old drumset)

[@natethedrummer]

If it is any use, Alesis Crimson Mesh pads will work with a DM6. Someone sold me a DM6 for dirt cheap (£100) and I've managed to upgrade it with these pads and Addictive drums, it's far from supreme but the sound and feel I'm getting from this kit is brilliant for a fraction of the cost I could be paying. I know it leaves lots to be desired but if you are on a budget it's worth a look.

[@65Drums]

Good to know, thanks :)

[@peterpelluet]

If I buy a strike module, would the Roland hh and hh triggers work? I can't find any compatible stuff online. Love the sound of the module, but my Roland gear is rock solid stuff, don't want to change it. Anyone help!

[@artaniszeratul1511]

Hi 65 Drums, good video out here. Is the Yamaha Cymbal Pad CY95AT compatible to Yamaha DTX450K? Thanks

[@shitkeedz]

Hi.. i have 1 alesis 12 inch pad which has been converted to 682drums mesh n trigger. Im using TD9 module with other PD125 pad. As i need to know what is the configuration/ triggering to use for the alesis 12inch on the Roland td9 module? Please help..as i trigger it using a PD8 then the whole area will sound find but if i change to pd125 trigger, i lost the some zone area sound.

[@DavidGB215]

I have the older heavier model TrapKat I really like the sturdiness of it as well as the feel of the pads. I have had it in storage for years and just got it up again. Can anyone tell me where I can get info on using it with a yamaha motif es sound module rack? I'm a good percussionist old school but I'm so technically challenged 🤪 it's sad. I'm lost trying to get the communication going with my Motif. Thanks

[@maxlove5383]

Didn't catch if you said if I can add a 12'' Roland PDX-12 Dual-Mesh snare to replace the Yamaha one on a DTX6K2-X module. Thanks

[@Gandharshelke]

Bro plz make a review on Alesis dm7x

[@jeffstumpf822]

Will the roland bt1 work with the alesis dm 10? Ive been having trouble. Found out 1 of the bt1 bars i bought was faulty so im waiting till a new one arrives to troubleshoot again

[@surfdigby]

Do you know if I could replace the rubber pads on a Roland HD3 with PDX mesh pads? Even if they only act like a single zone, it would at least give a more consistent feel around the kit.

[@marksellers1135]

Will Nfuzd nspire tom and snare pads work with an Alesis Crimson/Forge module?

[@timiho6399]

Can you use the alesis x pro hihat on a millennium drum module?

[@nicolasgrangeon5083]

Hi. Can i use a roland td20 module or td 11 module on my strike pro Alesis? Im french and i don't understand all in your video

[@mikefields7977]

Is this why my kv 17 has two ride cables so I can upgrade the ride cymbal to a 3 zone?

[@paulojaime8319]

Hi brother just wanted to ask. im currently using NUX dm4 kit and planning to upgrade my snare into mesh pad which is roland pdx8. will it works the same? my older snare is dual zone and has rimshot also

[@addthisto]

what drum module works with yamaha and roland? pearl mimic pro?

[@gabrielseri]

hi! can I put the yamaha pcy135 in a TD17KV module?? thanks!! could it blow up or something if it soesnt work?

[@stevenwayne9231]

I have an alesis d5.i was offered a behringer set of pads.are these compatible atall?

[@chaj3025]

Hi 65 drums, can i connect plug n play Roland PD-85 pads and roland pdx-100 pads to alesis forge module? Are the connecting wires the same? I know these are dual zones pads im more after of their durability

[@colig54]

I have a yamaha ku100 foot trigger, the td6v doesn't recognise it as a hi hat control but does so in the ride socket. Weird.

[@3dprintingkid709]

Will all the alesis crimson 2 pads (excluding hi-hat) work with the Milemium MPS 1000 module. In theory it should bc they are made by the same factory and there are the same ports for the pads on the back (a VGA looking thing & a 6.3mm jack for extra pads)

[@brutalmootal2508]

Awesome channel, super informative and clearly put out there! Question: Do you know what best heads for my acoustic set works best with triggers?

[@65Drums]

Well they are all going to be similar. If you buy DDrum triggers, be sure to buy the acoustic version, not the RedShot versions. Or you could buy the Aquarian InHead acoustic drumheads. They are acoustic drumheads with the trigger wires embedded into the drumhead itself.

[@65Drums]

And thanks man!

[@brutalmootal2508]

65 Drums Yeah I have a set of Roland clip on triggers which work better than the ddrum triggers in my experience so far. I actually just got some practice pads that lay flat on top of the drum head which has pretty much killed and double triggering I had before. The only problem with this method is it feels less natural since there's less bounce to these practice pads. I watched another one of your videos explaining the difference between 1ply, 2ply, and 3ply mesh heads with using that cheap trigger you got. After that I looked up practice mesh heads that actually replace the head (not just a pad that sits on top of the head like mine ) and I assume these are the kind of heads I should be looking for? Except I have only run into 1ply practice mesh heads so far :(

[@65Drums]

Keep looking, you actually have to type "2ply" or "3ply" to find what you want.

[@brutalmootal2508]

65 Drums awesome, thank you!

[@cirkusrockband-denver7411]

Hey Justin, great video btw! Do you know if the Alesis Strike pads and cymbals will work with the Pearl Mimic Pro? Thanks

[@65Drums]

Yes it should work

[@CINO0816]

I bought a Roland kit but I can't change the individual drum sounds only full kit sound. Can I buy an alesis module for my kit?

[@MrWestcliffe]

Hi man. Just wondering if my Alesis Command Mesh kit can be upgraded with an 3 zone ride cymbal? For example with Alesis DMPad 14" 3 Zone Ride Cymbal?????

[@joseebuenga3913]

hi, im a begginer drummer. i bought Carlsbro csd500 but the module doesnt work anymore. i buy alesis nitro by chance that it will work on the pads? but when i test it, the cymbals work only. the toms and snare doesnt work. is there any way to fix it. your comments will help me well. pls advise.

[@scottyg5403]

So I bought a Simmons SD 1200 pad to play on my Alesis Nitro mesh kit. Mainly because of the size and overall it's okay but when I really start laying into it I will get almost a phase shifter kind of sound. I've tried adjusting the sensitivity and the velocity and if I turn the sensitivity down too low then I can't play at a lower volume and of the pad pick it up. Any suggestions would be helpful thank you

[@hezeromsantos4830]

Can I use Roland snare pad, on yamaha 502 module ?

[@deceased___]

Do you what cymbals could be compatible with a Simmons sd1000? My ride and crash are slowly going out

[@phobosmiedo9422]

Its It posible use medeli dd522 pads on a medeli dd596 module?

[@kevintrochez3274]

Alesis crimson mesh drum kit , it's compatible with Roland modules? And which one? If somebody know please text me

[@danielaninolopez1732]

HELP!!!!! Hey Justin, I have a Roland HD1 and I connected an Alesis kick drum (dm 10) but it doesn't work. When I connected the kick drum to the mix in input it worked but I need that input. How can I get the kickdrum to work properly? :( Thank you!

[@jean-paul328]

Roland 12 inch cymbal work for DTX400 module? Its 2 zones so idk

[@jellemannn]

Is there any way to use a Roland VH-10/11 with a TM-2 or SPD-SX? Can't seem to find an answer to this question anywhere :) thanks