These Yamaha pads are pretty old, so I don't THINK they have positional sensing.

But a pad like a PDX8 for example doesn't have positional sensing capabilities, so it wouldn't work on a TD-12. So in Roland's case, for example, snare pads like the PD105 or PD125 can detect positional sensing, and then tell the module what sound to play depending on where you're playing. The pads have to be able to tell the module where on the pad you're playing. That doesn't seem to make many sense, does it make sense to you guys? I was able to contact a guy who owns these pads aswell, and he said that the positional sensing comes from the module itself. Also, when in a gig, if the computer crashes it's good to have a backup. Yeah, but the TD-12 module has all these cool features that I would like to have. If you can get it for a good price, take it, sell the TD-10 since its obsolete junk, find a vdrums forum member who sells stereo cables, buy'm for all the cymbals/toms and have fun adding cowbell/bongos/tamberine to the rims!

test ALL cymbals/pads for triggering response no white dots in the middle of the mesh pads (means the internal triggers are wearing out) that was my BIGGEST irk with electric drums and it almost made me sell off the whole thing.Īlso, when you go and check this kit out, make sure you check: believe me, NOT having dual triggering stuff is SO annoying. it has no dual triggering and thats CRUCIAL. as for the TD-10, its about 7 years old now, and obsolete junk in my opinion. how much is the guy selling everything for? its not a bad start up kit, I'd upgrade those cy-8's with cy-14's, but I mean thats about it. with that, definitely check out ebay and the vdrums forum and see if you'd find anyone willing to buy'm, they're **** pricey. they were a limited edition first run I believe, and eventually they had to stop making them because roland has the liscense to those pads. my first drumming forum was those pads are INCREDIBLY saught after over there. Would really appreciate your opinion on this. And I always imagined getting a clean Roland kit. One thing that demotivates me from making this trade, although it's stupid, it's the aesthetics of the drums. I'm thinking of later on, getting the TD-12 module and upgrading the missing bits. Are they any good? Does anyone have any information about them? Here's an image. If I hook it up to Superior Drummer 2.0, will it recognize dual triggering on all the pads or just on the snare? Although every pad has dual triggering, the TD-10 module only recognizes dual trigger on the snare. I'm looking to hook up the digital drums to Superior Drummer 2.0. Someone is offering to trade a Roland Td-10 module with Yamaha pads. Seeing that that task is becoming harder and harder (they've been on the market for 2/3 months - I'm from Portugal) a proposition came by and it got me thinking. Right, so unfortunately I'm selling all of my gear so I can buy a digital drum set.

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