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Is this guy's racket oversize enough? I guess he needs the advantage.

Steve!!!!!!!! Very cool!!!!! I like 👍,,,,, your videos are always so cool!!!!!! How long have you been playing tennis for ?????

Love that train beat, man! Sounds really good guys!

Great drumming on this one Steve!

Great job Steve!!!!!! Your incredible,,,,, I love your live performances!!!!! So lovely,,,, your such a great player

Great song & it's great to see you jamming it live Steve! Sounding good! 🤘💥🤘

Very nice! Fast triplet fills are so fun. 2:49 quarters on the ride/kick while snare ghosts the shuffle is pretty nifty. What's the kick doing during that Texas shuffle? Just 1 and 3 or is it adding a shuffle as well?

I"d put something sticky under that rim thingy and some loctite on the tuning thread.

Nizzzzeeee. Bro

I started playing drums with an acoustic set, I played electronic drums during that time as well but I didn't own my own set until around 2010. (Which I bought not because of noise concerns but because I have always wanted one literally since the 80's). I understand the limitations of lower end electronic drums when compared with an acoustic kit, ( The hi hats don't usually respond with all the nuances that can be achieved with real hi hats, some sounds are very processed while some others are not that great, bla bla bla). I have done several gigs indoors and outdoors with electronic kits and acoustic kits, my experience was that when I used an electronic kit through a large PA, my drums sounded huge and perfectly tuned (Provided I used the correct samples and set the correct levels, which of course I did). People often complimented the drum sound and not a single person cared that I was playing electronic pads, the music sounded great, they had a good time, how my drums looked was the last thing in their minds. I was never able to achieve that sound quality with acoustic kits. Don't get me wrong, they sounded good, but not that good. That was then, now, with the current technology you have digital hi hats, digital ride and digital snare (Roland TD-27 and TD-50) which blur the line from electronic to real and just like all those years ago, I would not hesitate for one second to play a gig with an E-kit. Of course a couple of powered PA speakers would go a long way, one 15 inch (as your monitor and stage drums) and an 18 inch powered sub for the low end. with those two pretty much any venue would be covered, needing more than that you then are playing a really large venue and probably the venue would be providing the sound anyway. As far as removing room ambiance from the the module (I advised Steve about this before) yes, learn how to modify parameters in your drum module and ADAPT to the venue meaning you might not need to completely remove ambiance but you will definitely need to adjust to prevent the real ambiance (ambiance coming from the venue) clash with your module's settings. Two more things that are not mentioned much: When we play with headphones, sometimes (or a lot of times) the headphones combined with the module's ambiance settings will make the drums sound huge, but when you connect those drums to a PA (or in our case a powered speaker), they will sound very different and in some cases will sound bad (ambiance clash discussed above) Hence needing to get familiar with changing ambience and settings (most modern modules have a very easy path to those settings or even dedicated buttons like the Roland TD-27 and TD-50 do). The last thing is when we play along our favorite music, we tend to raise the volume of the cymbals so that we can hear our cymbals vs the original track's cymbals. A lot of people forget to lower their cymbal volume when playing live. This makes for really harsh sound and in general bad sound so DON"T FORGET ABOUT TURNING DOWN YOUR CYMBALS WHEN PLAYING LIVE! Here is my crappy playing along a track from my phone recorded in the drum module using module's sounds with zero processing.: ruclips.net/video/-8Bg6WyTsXY/видео.html

Great job man!! Got that Ringo beat going!

Sounding good Steve! Excellent groove my man. 👌👌👍👍

This cost 38,000 in my country. The price of a can Coca-Cola in my county is 1.50. just imagine 38000. Im using TD25kv now but im thinking to upgrade to Alesis Strata Premium. What do u guys think?? Help me pleaseee

Totally rad

Great drumming Steve! I hope all is well!

great performance Steve

Can you use Roland pads with this module and vise versa ?

Roland is now selling after-market kits, new money market for them, so they leave stock kits more to be desired.

"hate" izza strong word... LOL

Very cool Steve! Sounds great... so good to see you playing live! 🤘💥🤘

Very nice! I hope you're feeling well these days. You're playing like you are.

Freakin awesome bro

Awesome bro

It's not workmanship, it's called quality control. Quite sure e .f knows the issues

Roland is way cleaner of a snare at least on this example.

How many cymbals can be added to the 7 like this one? I want to be able to have hi hat, 2 crash, splash, ride, and the fx/china

Thank you Thank you 😊 🙏 ☺️ for sharing

hey are you able to connect the digital snare to the efnote module and still have the same non "machine gun" sound the digital snare produces with the roland module

So what kit are you using now for gigging?

Nice video. Do you still have these drums? Just debating if I should sell my Roland td17 and get this one? What do you think? Thank you,

I agree. The kits should come ready to play and sounding great. Thats a shitty move by Roland.and the td27 should have more ride cymbals

Stop smacking your lips !!

Nice to see you on an acoustic! Man, your playing lends itself to an acoustic kit WAAAAY more than an electric kit. Like, I get way more satisfaction and emotion seeing you bang away on real drums and cymbals. Probably more than anyone else I've seen. You need to find a way to sound proof a room in your house man! LOL.

I hate the 2 cable snakes on my efnote 3

What the hell is a hihat cup zone? Been researching this for way to long. Several of the efnote modules do not support it but i dont lnow what it is lol. Thanks

This was so radical!!!!! Loved it 🥰!! You guys sound absolutely amazing 🤩

Hi, congratulations on your execution, I wanted to ask for some advice. Because I have a problem that I can't solve. I purchased a TD50X module with the Digital, Roll, Ride and Charleston set. I use brushes very often, for the type of music I play. Unfortunately I wasn't able to set up the snare drum, to have a KIT that would satisfy me. Previously I had a TD30 with its Brush KIT, which worked perfectly. I contacted Roland several times, but I realized that they know less than me. The TD50X has a specific snare that should work with the brushes, in the 958 position of the instruments. I attributed this snare to a KIT, but the performance is really bad. I also looked for some Brush KITS on the internet that I could buy, without finding anything. I am really disappointed with my purchase, which cost me 3,700.00 euros. It is possible that the Rolanda in the TD50X KITS does not have a brush KIT already defined. Can you help me solve the problem. Thank you

Just played my first and probably last gig with my TD17 edrum set. I thought I would try it for one of our shows. (Cover variety band). It was a freaking nightmare. Drums sounded like shit coming out of PA. High hat was a nightmare, cymbals were Awful, Soundman wanted to kill me. Ended up having to throw my acoustic cymbals on , middle of 1st set - embarrassing night to say the least.

Sounds great Steve!👍👍👊👊

You rock Steve !!!!! Great live performance 🎭!!!!! You guys sound amazing 🤩

It will have zero impact on the sound, but it will definitely feel a lot better than ANY other Roland bass drum pad. I am just going to get the kit for the 22 bass drum because I don't feel like spending that much on a bass drum alone, almost as much as I paid for my whole TD27 with all 3 digital pads... but I may just get a trigger that sticks to the bottom of the pedals and then you can use any bass drum you want with or without mesh heads. for now this is my current kit: ruclips.net/video/-8Bg6WyTsXY/видео.html

Only 10 more subs needed bro!!!! :) Great backing track thank you!

I had the td 50. And sent it back I still have a td 30 I love more .If you can't tweeek the brain on your own your gonna have problems.With that being said I upgraded to The pearl mimic on the same set you have minus the module and I have never Been more happy .Even the presets blow away any Roland stuff

Too much money. My strike is really good and it's like a third of the price. I guess if you have the money and you don't care, it doesn't seem more to me by a motorcycle with the extra money

Hi Steve. Just picked up the Roland RDH-120 Hi-Hat Stand. I’m stumped how exactly connect the chain to the pedal? If you can elaborate on that please as it has a screw or bolt that does not seem to match up with the plate at the end of the chain. Does the plate go underneath the pedal or on top?

I'm a Roland guy & I have admit the Efnote snares & toms just sound better. Both kits cymbals are excellent.

Good video ,I sent my td 50 module back and got a pearl mimic on my Rolan kit and never looked back .For recording I have never heard such beauty from any module especially the hats and cymbals .

What about feel. The number 1 complaint of digital hi-hats is they feel like hitting heavy rubber mats rather than thin cymbals. Hi Hat Feel is the number one complaint of people moving from acoustic to electric drums

Have you ever used them live? What type of channels do you get?

Naw man. These are perfectly reasonable gripes. You pay this much money for something. You expect certain things to NOT happen. And if it's for something that is structural, then you have every right to complain. They should fix this for you without contest