Rock Band Dual Kick Pedal

[@davidb.8948]

I'm seeing people using a simple Y splitter that works for them. Its not working on mine though. I have 2 RB3 pedals.

[@kkanne1353]

Hi there, I have tried this "upgrade" out over and over but when I plug both kick pedals in, none of them work. Any advice you could give me?

[@RockbandObsession1]

I would plug the adapter into the back of the drums and then only plug one kick pedal into the adapter. If it does not work with one there is something wrong with the adapter. But if it works with one kick pedal using the adapter but not two pedals it most likely means there is not enough current being delivered to pick up the second pedal. Also check your settings in Rock Band with regards to the kick pedal.

[@kkanne1353]

@@RockbandObsession1 I am pretty sure it is the adapter, nothing happened when I used one pedal in the adapter. Thanks for the advice by the way.

[@Overrateddavid]

Not sure if you still need help but you need to use the official rock band double pedal adapter , the dual one will not work.

[@josekentucky86]

​@RockbandObsession1 I've got a little roll up kit, it's got two sustain pedals that connect with one 3.5mm jack, do I need to go purchase a second set as well as the splitter? I don't get how the splitter would be able to trick the thing into getting the second pedal to produce kick. . I'm a real drummer, metal, parkway drive etc, I simply can't survive with single kick

[@TitanicGaming32]

I like your shirt, where did you get it?

[@RockbandObsession1]

A website called The Shirt Dudes. If you type Rock Band into their search bar you will find it.

[@RockbandObsession1]

This is the link for the shirt theshirtdudes.com/products/choose-your-weapon-rockband-t-shirt?variant=38604442497

[@TitanicGaming32]

Thanks, I like it! I would buy it but unfortunately I don’t have any rock band friends so no one will really get it.