YAMAHA EAD10 LIVE DEMO - HEADPHONES RECOMMENDED

This is a demo of using the Yamaha EAD10 live mixed in with drum mic mix.
Graham Tuson is mixing FOH and steps you through his process.
Huge thanks to Yamaha Drums and Yamaha Music Canada

[@seamusmceagan]

This is exactly what I needed to see, THANK YOU! I'm in a death metal act and we want incorporate some kick and snare trigger blend with the real drums and this seems like a great option for it. Wasn't sure how it would work out for live stage sound cause it seems more geared toward content creation but this is perfect.

[@tedrichardsondrummer]

So…EAD10 works great blended with a full drum set mic set-up and your own sound engineer.

[@JaimeMoralesDrums]

very cool, gives me ideas! Thank you

[@elchache21]

Do any of the instruments affect the mic on ead10 will they bleed into it?

[@Rich-bo8iz]

Ive watched vids you cant faintly hear vocals and guitar if they are loud enough so yea id say

[@DrGray_Drummer]

I've been trying to do something similar, as getting the ead by itself to sound great, isn't happening by itself. I have the Model 24 mixer/recorder mic'd up, and have been going from the RCA, to the ead, and like you, shutting everything but volume, and click off. A problem with recording on to rec n share, from ead, is there is no independent volume. So, yes I'm also using live mics, but I can shut off the drum mix, in my phones, and recording is way easier, plus the sound is of a "real kit". I'm new at this, but you seem to have been doing this a while. If you can come up with a way to totally bypass the EAD10, and still record on Rec n share, please make a vid. I'm working on it. If I get it, I'll let you know

[@hipotalamo555]

Is possible connect the ead10 to an interface by using the mono output? And combine it with other microphones I guess is my point

[@Lucas00Bil]

maybe

[@drmayo10]

I am using it for smaller settings for example weddings and bars. on my first time using it I was also using it for my personal monitor plugging headphones to it. I noticed that If I leveled out the output to what was comfortable in my in ear mix that the signal to the main board may have not been strong enough and when raising the levels on the mixer where the EAD was connected it that it didn't really project in the mix. therefore my questions at what level on the ead do you have it when your sending it to the main board? I had it 12 o'clock.

[@DrGray_Drummer]

Yes, I had the same problem. I was able to fix that by running the EAD through my board. The only thing, is you will need some mics, and board

[@angelrgdrums]

You can set the output gain on the ead module to +12db. I wonder why nobody gets to mess with the settings on these things. Almost everybody I see using it even has the red light clipping indicator going off every time the hit the snare and they don't even turn the mics gain down lol.

[@marcusflippen27]

@@angelrgdrums hey I was thinking about purchasing one of these can I message you for questions?

[@drumtravelfun]

K-rad! Good guy.

[@Shortround8apieSkitsandMore]

What mics are on the toms?

[@skippingthroughthedaisies5078]

Thank you for the video! What is the device you go into from the ead10-module?

[@raylombardo4186]

Needs more highs....cymbals not cutting. too flat.

[@sogent56]

No effects on ead won’t do any good.. just acts like drum mics….