Alesis Strata Prime Electronic Drum Kit - Overview

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Michael Jones gives us a walkthrough of the Alesis Strata Prime electronic drum set.
00:18 Intro
00:42 Kit components
01:55 Prime sound module
03:12 Module close up
03:34 Editing a drum kit
05:10 Stacking drum sounds
06:39 Mixer section
07:19 Trigger editing
07:39 Updating the module
08:07 Conclusion
The Alesis Strata Prime is a state-of-the-art, ten-piece, all-mesh electronic drum kit with innovative features like Active Magnetic hi-hat technology and 360-degree triple-zone cymbals for an immersive drumming experience. The technologically advanced Prime Drum Module features a touch screen interface and the powerful BFD sound engine running on a multi-core processor, offering 75 kits, 440+ Kit Pieces, 1,000+ Sound Articulations, and over 215,000 individual samples. With 40 GB of included content and a durable steel rack, this kit offers unmatched sound quality and endless creative possibilities.
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[@jaymusik1235]

I really desire one of these kit

[@squidskunk]

can the dual zones on the toms be split..?

[@johnfrith7884]

Please Help I’m thinking of switching to an E kit exclusively because I cannot hear my acoustic drums through my in ears and Mics without turning the volume of the music up too loud and further damaging my hearing the bleed is too much even with custom in ear monitors and gunshot headphones over that When I’m just practicing I like to just sit behind the kit with no hearing protection any hearing protection I’ve ever used makes the drum sound crappy so I just play cold turkey. I can’t do this anymore my tinnitus is really bad. I’ve done that through my whole childhood. I’m 44 now I played on the Alesis strata prime at guitar Center, but I could only play on it a little bit with no songs to play along too just drums From what little I played on it I very much liked it Is it safe to assume that if I got an kit with headphones on playing music through with drum-less tracks that I would be able to hear much better and have better clarity and a better experience than my current set up with Drum and Mics what would be the difference between the two in clarity balance of sound with playing along to songs with in ears or headphones in your experience? Also can you make the rims on the Alesis Strata Prime sound like efx cymbals splash/china etc or can they only be made to sound like rim?crossstick clicks THANK YOU to anyone for responding I appreciate it.

[@derekmaynard5619]

I can only speak on the headphone clarity here. An ekit is definitely a safer option for the ears. Alos u can adjust the volume of the music and the kit independently so it's all in your control. Many options really. Example. I use my phone to play drumless music on you tube. I Bluetooth it to the module. Volume option on my phone is an option. Plus this module has mixer that you can adjust the volume of your phone going in through blue tooth. Then there is a main volume for the drums and music and a volume for just drums and each individual drum cymbal. Also, volume for ambients, reverb, and the effects set to the kit selected. All individual adjustments can be made. Hope that helps man

[@derekmaynard5619]

1 more thing, the headphone trim option in the mixer can increase the music clarity as well.

[@johnfrith7884]

THANK YOU

[@Hossheq4w5]

wrong info. the crashes are 16", and ride is 18"

[@alexcasta135]

Yeah I was going to say something about that. It confused me for a sec. When it came out a month ago I saw it was 16” and 18” crashes and ride lol