Electronic Drums - Module vs Audio Interface

[@esau817]

Interesting. Looks like I'll need to extend my budget to get an interface, difference is very noticeable. Thank you!

[@MerrillStreetStudio]

Glad it helped, and yes, it makes a big difference.

[@FogmasterLeghorn]

Hi thank you for this video; I am in the beginning stages of trying to configure a electric drum set configuration for purchase. With a roland td-50x module, I hear folks saying that a DAW and better samples from a VST is the way to go. However many are mentioning loopback in regard to the audio interface and drum module as they combine module sounds with the VST samples, either seperating pads for each or layering sounds. How does that affect the connections from audio interface? Would that be strictly usb-c cables from the audio interface back to the drum module? thanks!

[@junebugsmithington]

It would be better if you got a Roland. The Nitro Mesh is a poor imitation of a drum kit. I know this, I had one

[@MerrillStreetStudio]

I have always wanted to try out a Roland Set. What one did you go with? Would you suggest it, or that I try another one? Thanks for the info.

[@dazsly]

@@MerrillStreetStudio I was looking at the Roland td07dmk that is a great price and sounds great!

[@hymiecamp]

@@MerrillStreetStudioour church has one. It is so nice. I have a Frankenstein one at home older Yamaha modules and two racks a mix of the Alexis Simmons and Yamaha pads and cymbals. It works good but it takes up a lot of space. I have a drum pad set up at the moment. Pd705 I’m just trying to live stream with a friend that plays the piano so I’m trying to figure out the interface.