Roland TD07KV Review

[@ScrewballMcAdams]

Justin, not only are your reviews straight up honest, easy to follow and a pleasure to watch, but your drumming is absolutely excellent. I, for one, would love to hear more of it. Steve

[@JoeHuman]

Best v-drum reviews on the interwebs!

[@65Drums]

Thanks Joe :)

[@PEP.]

The whole camera vibe is different - i like it!

[@ijtl999]

Wow the quality of these videos are top notch! Great to see so much improvement from you dude, keep it up

[@PerryFred74]

No issues using this module live. Jack out to twin XLR into mixer. Sounds perfect for our pub covers band

[@Robsi60]

Initially I was going to buy a TD-01 but ended up with a TD-07 KVX. This as a beginner. But first I bought the KV. Then I upgraded bit by bit. Some parts of Ebay. I am not using the Bell Zone but the spare Crash instead. Financially all was slightly higher priced as a KVX. I also made a subscription for Melodics. I think it brings you to some grooves over time. But I did not know I need a MIDI Driver for audio over USB. But I do not need it since I am using EZ Drummer 3. Actually today I have finished the set with a VH-10. Now it is fully up to me to practice and learn some Grooves. But it is hard being over 60 but a lot of fun.

[@Lovedstar]

I swear you were reading my mind while watching this. I would think "Man, I wish he'd play it like so-and-so" and then you'd transition right into doing that. I also was tabbed-out looking at trying to find possible/the best upgrades and not a minute later you said you'd offer some upgrade suggestions. And of course, I'm 6'2" so getting insight from a taller person really helped as well. Excellent review video, worth a sub!

[@pianoguitarbassdrum1]

This is the review I was waiting for! Ill be getting this for the Holidays! Thank you 65 Drums!

[@kayegillanders8819]

I've just bought it. It's fab 🥁🥁🥁🥁

[@schultestyla]

Tried it today an immediately bought it, it's great kit for someone like me who has a big acoustic kit in a practice room (currently closed due to a lockdown in Germany) and needs a practice kid for home

[@stevec7435]

Hows it going today? No regrets cause I'm considering getting the kV version. 👍🏻

[@schultestyla]

@@stevec7435 still Great Love it to this day

[@joelfortin6634]

im watching a 25 min review about a 1000$ e drum and i dont even care about e drums, what am i doing

[@amusic9825]

KZbin wants you to be a drummer!

[@haydnadkins5007]

He's honestly just really nice to listen to. (typo)

[@joelfortin6634]

@@haydnadkins5007 true

[@jasonchristopheruy80]

me too

[@nonyabusiness6084]

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[@armandogreen9449]

Great vid as always Justin! you're right about the upgrade part, I have the td-17kv and I regret not going for the kvx right away, I thought "yeah I'll just buy the ride and hi hat along the way", now it has been like 2 years since that and maaan things keep getting expensive hahah

[@reubenk7331]

I really enjoyed this video! I am looking at either a TD-07 or a TD-17 so I really appreciate these videos. I also really appreciated how you went over the possible upgrades, as well as the point about just buying a better kit may be better, depending on your situation.

[@thedrinkerofH2O]

Thank you, these models are exactly what I considered getting so I needed a comparing of these two drum sets.

[@Luknopfler83]

Very clear and thorough review! Just something that surprised me at 21:05: the TD-07DMK also comes with the TD07 module. The main difference would be the kick drum pad.

[@Luknopfler83]

Oops, sorry, thought you were talking about the TD07-DMK… but you were talking about the TD1… my bad!

[@markjohnson1020]

Great comprehensive review Justin. Thanks for being so thorough. Keep up the good work bro!

[@drummeruziber5978]

Lets go!!! Haven't see you face in months. Amazing vid.

[@65Drums]

I guess you're right about that haha! I've been recording voice overs for like 4 months lol

[@katelynuwu]

I really like these kit reviews. It helps me a lot with finding an e-kit that'll be good for me.

[@daveyboy8907]

Get the roland kv 17 best bang for your buck.

[@neithere]

Thank you for the review! It would be nice to say the sizes not only in American units (inches) but also in international (cm) so the remaining 7.3 billion people would understand too :)

[@zenarobinson3851]

give me inches any day!

[@neithere]

@@zenarobinson3851 oh, you must be from Myanmar, Liberia or the U.S.?

[@zenarobinson3851]

@@neithere UK!! :-)

[@douglasnewman4163]

An absolutely great review! I wish all reviews were as complete as yours. Thanks!

[@josvei4052]

Great and informative video, as usual Thanks you. As 2023, the TD-KVX, which is actually the TD-KV with all the upgrades you recommend (12in snare, CY-13R, and the Hi-hat) for just $1099, so just $99 more

[@JanFee]

Very thorough and interesting review, really help in the process of buying new drums ! Thanks

[@BrunodeSouzaLino]

What Roland is doing is exactly what Intel was doing for quite a long time: Market segmentation.

[@hashbrownz1999]

Yep. And just like intel, they'll really regret it in the future.

[@BrunodeSouzaLino]

@@hashbrownz1999 At this point, I don't even look at the Roland offerings anymore. There's so many of them with many being essentially the exact same as another with one or two changes.

[@ironcomic]

Yeah im honestly pissed about buying this kit, there are better kits for the money, i feel bamboozled with this purchase! Theres no rimshots, so that makes a shit ton of music unplayable, and for the price why have it so expensive and no fucking rimshots?? Fuck roland,

[@johnsayre2038]

@prawnsdrumchannel - and that's what I am looking at...for teaching. Got to "that point" with a very cool neighbor, just didn't realize my kick drum was bothering him in his house. So, time to go electric for online lessons. Just need something I can run into the mixer, then laptop, doesn't have to be high end. This looks like it should do the trick

[@fuchsia5899]

this makes me feel so cool with my td17kvx 😆

[@omermaimon1490]

Whys that?

[@fuchsia5899]

@@omermaimon1490 coz the td17kvx is better

[@dummbobqqqqq]

@@fuchsia5899 Wow so gear makes a good drummer?^^ Breaking News.

[@Liormatalon]

Man, you gave a fantastic review Idk if I’ll get this one yet but that was a great presentation from your part. Thanks

[@TheeDrumWorkshop]

Great review, as usual! Always enjoy seeing your take on these things, and I agree on most of the downsides! The "mic type" thing - from what I've gathered, the first "Type" option is like a preset that changes all of the other mic parameters to a particular setup. So it'll select the "mic type", the width, level etc for that style of preset. The "mic type" option itself is the modelled style of microphone that affects the sort of EQ shape of the overheads. That's why you then get the little * next to the "Type" when you change the other settings, it tells you that you've edited it from the "stock" version. Took me a while to work out the difference and I wasn't 100% on it until I started using the TD-27 where it's much more obvious exactly what's happening due to the larger screen and extra options.

[@baterizmo]

Great review...as always. And also your "video game" has gotten a lot better.

[@maxheadroom7687]

Amazing review, you cover so many points that I wanted to know, thank you for the work you put in to your videos!👍🇦🇺😎

[@paulussantosociwidjaja4781]

Coolest, review -indeed. Thank you, Josh!

[@scottyg5403]

Excellent review! It seems like you covered all the bases! Thank you

[@ZaxDrumsandGolf]

Cool to seeing you review this as well!! I think the kit is a bit pricey. I think $700 to $800 would of been enough.

[@fonkbadonk2957]

In this day and age, this is NOT a $1000 e-drum set. Roland is really loosing touch now. They have been for some time, but this really indicates it. Thanks for your continously great content Justin!

[@TheWascal]

Could you suggest another one of similar quality... I'm close to buying one but would love to check out alternatives. Thanks

[@mattryan6886]

I feel like the td-17 kL is a much much better drum kit for 1000$ . No sample import/L-R outputs that’s nerfing the module for really no good reason at all. I would much rather rubber toms, better hihat foot controller, and a much better module for same price. The people who buy this kit are much better off saving 200$ more and getting the td-17kv and upgrading that with some better parts down the road. IMO...... I love Roland products, I just don’t understand some of the companies moves and motivations. Justin as always great video.

[@tragicnewworld7879]

Dude it’s $2100 where the fuck are you getting $1000?

[@mattryan6886]

@@tragicnewworld7879 the td-17 KL is discontinued kit td-17 module 3X rubber Tom pads,kD-10,Fd-9,pdx-8,cy-5,2x cy-8 for 999$ it was part of original td-17 line up. The td-17kvx original price was 1699$

[@AngelRodriguez-lp6zh]

You can always put the snare under a tom so that is higher. I moved mine around and made a one tom, two floor toms configuration and it works great. I like your honesty, but I respectfully have to say that sometimes is more about your taste than anything. If I were to go with what you say every time, I’d never buy anything. LOL

[@theblackknight870]

I would prefer the td17kl rather than this, simply for the module, the pads are practically the same anyways

[@fuchsia5899]

Same, tho this one has Bluetooth

[@theblackknight870]

@Bachagaloop Jones yeah it has rubber tom pads. It's still worth it for the module though, in my mind.

[@sabadrum]

The bluetooth feature is great for recording and making videos while you play. I'd pick this over the 17kl. Worth the extra 100 bucks.

[@KLTrainz]

I'm not sure why Roland moved away from the RideX sounds, especially on these lower tier modules. My TD6V had that back in 2005. You could have the edge be a crash sound, and the bow having the X sounds allowed you to play the bow ride sounds, then you when you hit harder it played the bell sound. That was an excellent way to utilize 3 sounds on a 2 zone cymbal.

[@IansDrumsandBass]

I also had the 6v it was a great feature.

[@samyamshrestha2927]

Hi Justin what about the comparision with Td-1DMK is it worth paying the $300 ? Does this module have a better quality sound as well compared to Td-1 module ?

[@stevenwilson9865]

I don't have a e-kit. But, I've played various brands. Roland was my favorite. Best samples, And I love the duel zone drum pads. I would build a N. Peart and then a John Bonham kit. Okay, and a Ringo, lol

[@craigjohnson3416]

Hi Justin. I've been playing around 2 months. I bought the TD1-KV (with the mesh snare) to start me off. I'm just about to upgrade to the TD17 KVX. I can honestly say that the Hi-Hat pedal on the TD1-K is truly awful. It seems to have just worn out, and you need a lot of foot pressure to simulate the closed hats. I appreciate that it's an entry level model, but to put the same pedal on a $1000 kit (TD07KV) is going to disappoint a lot lot people. Keep up the good work. Craig (UK)

[@swampthang172]

You didn't say how old the TDK-1 set is but FWIW the HH pedal has a rubber piece inside that gets hard and brittle as it ages, which causes problems like you're describing. You can find one on Amazon. Pretty inexpensive.

[@Durwood71]

The TD-1K pedals are awful.

[@ajmpatriot4899]

Awesome information thanks Justin!

[@legolator]

Thanks for the review. It's interesting how close all these kits are clumped up together. I looked at retailers in Sweden where I live, and just adding that extra crash + boom I'm already past the cost of a TD17KV. But then that kit doesn't have the proper ride cymbal, so if you upgrade that cymbal on the TD17KV I'm basically buying a worse KVX kit instead haha. I haven't played in years but I used to and my kids are getting older and showing interest in my past career as a drummer. But making the choice is really hard. the TD17KVX is way more expensive though when you factor in the hi-hat stand and the drum throne, and pedal if you don't already have any of those.

[@ignasty3591]

Hey man. Love the content! I haven’t seen anything about terms and stuff on electric kits like CURVE and VELOCITY, PAN, etc. You know, settings and adjustments. Maybe you have. I haven’t ever seen a video anywhere getting into much of that stuff.

[@65Drums]

I made a video about that 2 years ago I believe, if you did into the archives there's information about it. It's foundational stuff that every good module can do

[@josearaujo8616]

Honestly I have problems trusting a company that so blatently limits its software just to make you buy pricier stuff, there is no reason for drum modules to be so limited and there should be a direct correlation between the cost of the hardware and the final price, and this day and age bluetooth is a must, no matter the price. Remember that for the price of this kit we can buy an entry level mesh kit, a laptop and the drum software..

[@Verichai]

ATV does not do this and is a much better product, designed by ex-Roland guys. Love my ATV kit.

[@josearaujo8616]

@@Verichai Still waiting for someone just to make a drum midi controler, like they are doing with keyboards

[@jstuddard20011]

Great Review. I am down to the wire on buying and E kit and it seems like Roland is the way to go. I was thinking the whole time that the snare is too small though. Would def need to upgrade to a 12'.

[@reeread]

Great review thank you, I do agree that dumping the right left analog out what’s a mistake, but the overhead make adjustments are a great feature for the cymbals etc. Unfortunately the non-bell Right symbol is a total dealbreaker. Thanks again for the review

[@zappers1000]

Just upgrade it to a 3 zone ride cymbal

[@stevec7435]

@@zappers1000 can u do that?

[@zappers1000]

@@stevec7435 I believe so. To a CY-13R to be exact

[@johnslinn6395]

Good review.

[@emzteevee8323]

best review, as always. i have a question though, are the snare and toms dual zone too?

[@janpaolomanaog6107]

Nice honest review!

[@andreabruciati275]

Nice and honest review! I don't get why they did not include the ride bell though

[@fishnmetal4383]

Thanks for the review. The TD17 is now just over 2000 so this is definitely a better value. Thinking about picking this one up. My current work schedule doesn't really allow me to play my acoustic drums so the only thing I really need is the headphones I have sticks pedal and a throne. I am curious I know you mentioned something about it in the video but how to record direct into your computer. Thanks again for the cool video

[@samarcaini1018]

Can you add a second crash cymbal and have a 3 zone ride at the same time? One thing I would also add as a big pro is cross stick and rim shot at the same time! Great review though!

[@varolapselim3669]

I love your videos

[@IIIxwaveIII]

Can u do a crimson II se review? Differences from the OG set and vs Roland td17kv

[@jaredbeckett]

Sadly, that TD07 module hi hat sounds far better than the TD27 hi hat sounds (mated to the VH10). The TD27 hi hat in "open" position loses volume - not good - this on a brand new VAD506 set up. cant seem to fix it even with trigger sensitivity. My TD11 Hi hat sounds fare better as well - if anyone out there has had similiar issue and a fix, I'm all ears... Roland guys locally cant offer any solution.

[@SaulHernandez-vh2rw]

Which is better this Roland TD07KV or the Yamaha DTX6K ?

[@sunitathakur7665]

Nice drum set

[@theehlegast5981]

Great video! How does this one compare to the Alesis Crimson II SE mesh kit? They are both in the same price range here (around 1000 euro).

[@andrewlterry]

I’m also looking for a comparison between the 2 sets

[@jankluka3756]

Hi, I'm looking for the same answer. Can anybody answer? Thanks

[@douglasfreeman3229]

Watch reviews about the Crimson II. I just did. Personally I'd sacrifice the Crimson's extra cymbal for the better sound of this Roland kit.

[@DouglasLippi]

You can't think of the model of that hi-hat pedal because I don't think it even has one! Regarding the bell on the ride I'm very surprised. Even the TD-1KV and TD-4KP do that. Not sure how, but yep if I hit that tiny little cymbal where a bell would be I would get a bell sound. Magic I guess!

[@Durwood71]

The TD-1 uses CY-5 cymbal pads which are only dual zone, so the bell sound is triggered based on velocity. That is a strike to the bow area at one velocity will trigger the bow sound, and a harder strike will trigger the bell sound. It works, but it's annoying because it's too easy to trigger the wrong sound if you don't hit with just the right velocity.

[@juanbarb57]

Should I get this kit or go for TD-07DMK? DMK is a bit cheaper and I think its pretty feature-packed for its price, this is considerably more expensive and I struggle to see the value in upgrading :/

[@anthonigrande]

I assume the only difference between this and a TD1-DMK is just the slighly better module (I say slightly because I plan to primarily use it with plugins like EzDrummer and such) and CY8s instead of CY5s (which makes pretty much no sense since you dont have a triple zone cymbal for a bell so you'll have to buy apart later anyway) right? Was a bit bummed that this wasn't available over Europe but at the same time... guess better get the cheaper TD1-DMK, right? Also think you didn't mention: with bluetooth you can pair your phone to reproduce music to play along, but can you pair bluetooth headphones? Will these work if you using Ezdrummer (assuming you will only hear your Roland's module sounds)? As always, great in depth review!

[@michaelday6987]

The Simmons SD1200 Expanded is on sale for $899.99 at Guitar Center right now. I wish I waited on buying my TD-17KV.

[@webingerphoto49]

Justin…I’ve had this kit for a few weeks…at home. Gig coming up and I’m having trouble figuring out how to connect module and IEM simultaneously because of the shared 3.5 mmTRS to splitter 1/4”. I would like to have IEM to control my kit while playing live through a Yamaha 12 MG usb PA board. Help! P.S. your videos are amazing for info and I like your upfront and true information!

[@drumappsession]

Superb detailed review! Since you mentioned a CY13 as an upgrade, will the bell sound work with the TD07 module? Thanks in advance

[@hvhvgitaar]

Thanks for a very thorough review. I am a novice and got a TD1-DMK about a year ago. Getting frustrated with the module limitations, I was thinking of upgrading with a TD-17 module, but maybe Roland sells the TD07 module separately? Do you know?

[@Durwood71]

Based on what I'm seeing, the TD-07 is only a slight upgrade from the TD-1. If you're already outgrowing the TD-1 after a year then I expect you would outgrow the TD-07 just as quickly. The TD-17 would be a much more significant upgrade not only in terms of sound quality but depth of features.

[@sebastiangomezmusic]

I have the opportunity to get this for around $600 used, or the TD4KP for around $400. Space and easy of transporting is really important to me since I’m short on space and will also use this for student recitals. Are there enough benefits to the TD07 to chose it over the TD4KP even sacrificing the ease of transporting for the TD4KP?

[@peterobrien8627]

I just bought this for my first ever set

[@MrGaxar]

Please review the new ales is crimson special edition. It looks amazing value so would love your thoughts on it

[@geraldgarwood1558]

I have this kit. Can you recommend a soft case to easily transport this particular kit? Thanks a lot! Love your channel! P.S. I upgraded one of the cymbals to a ride (not a huge one).

[@diegodaly]

I'm tall too, thanks for that insight about the snare

[@kymbo72]

that kick drum pad swaying around like that really annoyed me, so i got about 12kg worth of various dumbbell weights and piled them in the back of the frame and now it's as solid as a rock

[@antondubkov]

idk what you guys do to it to make it sway. Mine had zero movement (and all I play is metal with lots of double bass). I did not use any extra "stuff" to stabilize it.

[@josephpezza1027]

Yeah, great review! But I'm so stoked for pt4!!!!!!

[@thebikinibottompress4321]

Cool

[@thebikinibottompress4321]

HOLY DRUMS A HEART

[@davidcode83]

An FD9 hihat controller would be my primary upgrade

[@Jrod32391]

whats a better value when space isint a issue. this or the alesis command X?

[@Durwood71]

My general impression of Alesis based on everything I've read is that buying Alesis is risky. It seems they like to load up their modules with all kinds of bells and whistles to make you feel like you're getting a lot for your money while the overall quality of their pads and triggers is quite poor. Roland pads, on the other hand, are well made and will last for many years, but their modules are not as feature rich as Alesis, and some people don't care for the stock sounds. So in the end, I suppose it depends on what you really want. Speaking personally, I would never buy anything from Alesis just because I've read too many horror stories. If you want to save some money then buying a used Roland might be the way to go. A used TD-11KV will get you comparable pads to the TD-07 but with a better module for a few hundred dollars less, or if you stretch the budget a little, you can buy a new TD-17KV for only a few hundred dollars more than the TD-07 and get a significantly better module, and if you shop around, you might even be able to score a used TD-17KV for the same price as a new TD-07.

[@Jrod32391]

@@Durwood71 I ended up going with the Alesis command x it was on sale for 650 went and played the Roland and wasn't really impressed other then the word of mouth of everyone saying they last forever the one I looked at was 1700 so I went for the Alesis and threw a 5 year warranty on it been great so Far came out to about 900 dollars. Its also my first electric so if I don't love this one ill go with Roland next and spend that extra money.

[@Durwood71]

@@Jrod32391 Good luck. I hope it works out well for you.

[@enricogrilli3597]

Hi, congratulations on your review. I wanted to know what you think of the Roland Td-07 KX offering a larger pad. I wanted to ask you if a pad can be inserted (instead of the ride) in the cable where you can add an additional plate. Sorry for my english...

[@adriandiaz5947]

Can you make a video recording audio with the driver you were talking about?

[@hoff2455]

Trying to decide between TD-07KX package that includes kick pedal and headphones or for $100 less the TD-17KV that also includes headphones. With the TD-07KX, it has additional crash cymbal, but single zone toms, whereas the TD-17KV has dual zone toms and more upgradeable, albeit older module, plus the ~$114 saved could go toward a Ludwig Speed Flyer Pedal. Is there any reason I should consider the TD-07KX?

[@nateturner14]

Can you do a tutorial on how to record yourself playing like your doing in this video With this specific model Roland TD-07kv ...I bought an irig2 only to find out I don't have the right connection to record myself playing...please make a video...

[@fernandocarpinitti3706]

Hey justin, do you plan on making a video on the new roland VAD 103? I'm dont know if I should buy the VAD 103 (has the 07kv module) or the td17 kvx.. I really love the acoustic design of the VAD103, but dont know if its worth it when compared to the td17kvx just because of the asthetics

[@MrAlexxxDee]

How does that model compare to older TD-11 soundwise? P.S. Dude, what you are doing IS SO HELPFUL. Thank you so much.

[@dennisecarpio7321]

My son has been learning Drums. He is getting good at them. I want to buy him a drum set but after watching the video, I'm still undecided whether to buy the TD-07KV, or the TD-17KVX-S V-Compact Series. Lets say money is not an issue, which one should I get for him? How important is the Bluetooth?

[@mikosoft]

This is a weird module. In a way it's dumbed down but then the plethora of mike options, transient settings, I would expect those options on TD17, not a new lower tier module.

[@KimsFakeName]

Thanks for the great review. Im pretty short and the tom positions look kind of high. Are they adjustable to make them lower or are they pretty much set to that height? Im trying to deside between this or tue Alesis Command. Thanks again!

[@Doogsay]

Hi, great vids. Total nube here. What would you say about playing a kit of this level in a live setting? Any particular model recommendations for live use? I played a Artesia Legacy A250 and it seems nice but at full volume on the module it wasn't particularly loud through the headphones. Presume the venue's PA system will boost the signal from the module to give it more punch? What do you think in general?

[@JOEMCKINLEY3]

Just bought this one

[@jankluka3756]

Hi, I'm still not sure between Rolland TD-07 and Alesis Crimson. Have You an experience? Thanks

[@maiksousavital1671]

I'm with the same doubt. Have you decided?

[@Carmy2]

Always buy a roland kit i have an alesis nitro mesh for 2 years now, having alot of trigger issues right now

[@DrummerGrrrl]

Roland. Never Alesis.

[@Idkstp]

I really would like to buy a cy 13r but I live in Brazil, here the price is too bad more than one minimum salary 😢

[@SammyD-Drums]

Interested to know if the bass drum pad is a lot quieter than the 01DMK. I live in a bottom floor apartment so I’m lucky in that sense. i’m really thinking about purchasing this, bit of a shame that the module doesn’t have left and right out but seems like there can be a workaround.

[@ernestoguntang1629]

Hello Sir, I do have now TD-1 DMK drum kit. Can I upgrade this drum module only to TD-07KV and what are the necessary component need to change to make it work. Thanks

[@dinoarellano]

Hello Justin. So I have a doubt. I thought the toms were double zone but the module doesn’t support it. Bummer. The thing that bugs me the most is that I bought a 3 zone cy13r so I could have 2 double zone crashes and a 3 zone ride. But it seems It can’t be done. Any ideas on how could I have 2 crashes and a 3 zone ride? Thanks.

[@patriciosalgado1632]

Hey dinoarellano, did you solve your problem? Did you succeed? Can you have a 3 zone ride cymbal with this kit?

[@dinoarellano]

@@patriciosalgado1632 i believe it CAN be done with smart use of splitters or whatnot. But I didn’t do it. But it’s ok. Three double zoned cymbals is pretty cool. I kinda miss the bell tho. Meh…

[@Darkopolypse98]

does this set support a 4th cymbal? i was hoping to play with 4 drums and 4 cymbals if they can be expanded, its very nice to see that there is double bass support that works really well! thats another part of what i was looking into!

[@Darkopolypse98]

tldr can i plug in a 4th cymbal? :3

[@panavcreative]

Man I had a Roland drum set like 9 years ago. Why do the sounds still sound exactly the same and cost more than 1000 dollars? I feel all the other companies made progress in sounds except roland. I remember Alesis used to be a joke but now I would prefer to get a 500 dollar Alesis than this.

[@fishnmetal4383]

As far as recording goes can I plug directly to my computer and record. I use audacity (don't judge me I have gotten some great recordings with that free program). I think these would be really fun and thinking about purchasing but want to know the ease or not of recording them. Thanks for the video and hopefully a response. And also I am thinking about the TD-07KVX

[@revivedfears]

Dunno if you already figured this out but the td07 records audio over usb so you simply have to plug it in to your laptop/pc, download drivers, open audacity, hit record.

[@sebastianlondono.]

ALESIS CRIMSON 2 OR THIS PLS HELP

[@johnsonmathew8565]

I have been waiting for you to do a review carlsbro csd600 for almost two years..

[@jonwilcox8028]

I’m kind of done looking at this one with no bell zone on ride

[@65Drums]

then go up one tier to the TD07KVX

[@DICARLOSxBE]

td07 no option to layer sound or import new sound. PDX6 pads are to small. Toms are only mono (1 channel). Cheap hihat pedal. You should not upgrade this kit, maybe just the ride. Roland should make a TD17KS, same module (with or without bluetooth), all pdx6/8 pads, cymbals and hihat the nice looking CY5 white edition, FD9 hihat controller, kick could be KD10 or the fixed pad that connect to you rack, or maybe an update of the KD7 :D. However, now you can still upgrade that kit to whatever you want.

[@modernbeachball]

LET'S GOOOOOOOO

[@Mulberry2000]

You have to buy a kick pedal separately for this drum set, which is a shame and adds more $ onto the final cost.

[@GregDavidson-si8kt]

Well, let me ask you a question if you don't mind. Which do you like better, these Roland's or the donner titan 70? Which kit do you think sounds better and has more features? Imma bout to invest but I don't know which would be the best for me. To me, these sound better than the donner, but I'd like your opinion.

[@65Drums]

Roland is usually the safest bet. I do like Simmons alot these days though. Donner though, I wouldn't buy their stuff

[@GregDavidson-si8kt]

@65Drums thank you very much for your opinion and information, but I just placed a order for a set of NUX DM-7X. I think that was the model. I know it had 7X in there somewhere. But out of all that I researched and listened to, those sounded the best to me. Actually, I thought their sound was phenomenal! What is your opinion about these drums? Do you like them? Do they hold up well over time as far as you know?

[@TM-guitar]

Very good!