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Question: Acoustic Drum Triggers??? [message #82601]

Wed, 04 April 2007 08:21

Neil
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Registered: April 2006

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Have a project coming up where the drummer may want to use
acoustic drums, but also send triggered signals to a MIDI track
for layering of samples later.

Has anyone here compared the DDrum triggers to the Roland ones
in actual use? The Roland ones have an output control, which I
suppose could help to prevent double-triggering, but then, the
brain I'd be using for this project has a sensitivity control as
well, so I don't know the output controls on the actual triggers
would make much (if any) of a difference in that case.

Neil

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Re: Question: Acoustic Drum Triggers??? [message #82602 is a reply to message #82601]

Wed, 04 April 2007 08:20

Don Nafe

Messages: 1206
Registered: July 2005

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When I contacted Hart Dynamics re: this subject - Peter their rep said
either the DDrum or the new Roland trigger are excellent units so the choice
is yours.

Don

"Neil" <OIUOIU@OIU.com> wrote in message news:4613c278$1@linux...
>
> Have a project coming up where the drummer may want to use
> acoustic drums, but also send triggered signals to a MIDI track
> for layering of samples later.
>
> Has anyone here compared the DDrum triggers to the Roland ones
> in actual use? The Roland ones have an output control, which I
> suppose could help to prevent double-triggering, but then, the
> brain I'd be using for this project has a sensitivity control as
> well, so I don't know the output controls on the actual triggers
> would make much (if any) of a difference in that case.
>
> Neil

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