How to trigger your drums in church | Overview | pt. 1

[@KGalon]

Cant wait for part 2 of this video!

[@garciamoses95]

Hey Daniel thanks for these videos really helpful ! Really suggesting adding this to my churches setup.

[@footballforjesus]

nice video Daniel!

[@darrindeshazer2447]

Great video! Lots of possibilities here. You got me thinking…..

[@ZbJ108]

Can you only use triggers and no microphone?

[@itsmatchew]

I thought triggers were really good for gating on your mics, but not really seeing talk about that. Any insight?

[@nandodavis]

If you gate the mics based on the triggers you will miss the attack of the things you will be hitting. If you record the input and record the mics and gate it afterwards in something like a daw it would be possible but in a live scenario like in a church you will be missing the attack

[@k-0017]

@@nandodavis if you're using overhead mics as an overall drum mix, using triggers as a gate actually works great in a live context. The overhead is capturing the attack and the close mic captures the body and tail of the it.

[@johnsaenz9638]

Questions! 🙋🏾‍♂️ Is the trigger module able to pick up on a cross stick groove or would you have to have mics for that? Is the trigger module able to do the same with the toms? Pretty sure. Just making sure.

[@Rudare916]

What are the pros and cons of a modul vs a DTX or SPDX?

[@davidkong3858]

Good wrok i liked!!!

[@johnsaenz9638]

How well is it with the volume control from Soft to loud?

[@footballforjesus]

hey Daniel what company did your in ears?

[@k-0017]

He's rocking 1964 In Ear Monitors.

[@footballforjesus]

ik he is, but i wanna know where he got them molded to his ears