Can this be used with electronic drums as well?
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I don't know. My daughter uses it with a piano keyboard. It performs well and she has been using it for a couple.of years. It takes a standard jack so it may work.
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I run them with a set of electronic drums and they work fine for the purpose.
2090368
Yes. If the software supports midi it will support this device. But I suggest just saving up a little more for an mpk25 or one of the other keyboard/drum pad combos. Also I was dissatisfied with the sensitivity of the pads themselves. Ended up reselling mine on craigslist within 2 months of buying it.
1542945
Yes, you can. I record to my 24 track digital studio with great results. You need to consider compressing the drums on the way in or on playback/mix-down to get them to sit in the mix better.
1021518
Yes, absolutely it can be used by a left handed drummer. I am left handed but play with the traditional right-handed set up (snare and hi hat on left, ride cymbal and floor tom on right). All of the pre-programed kits have this basic format. However, you can create three custom kits, which would allow you to reverse this format, or make an entirely unique kit. It is very flexible.
476886
Yes you would just need the midi to usb or whatever port is on your hardware could be usb to usb.
1098818
Actually It can be used with traktor, the thing is you have to find the proper configuration for it mapping all the buttons and functions to it. You can try it out see if it works out for you. On virtual DJ its more easier but it all depends on your style
1900866
If you are refering to dual zone triggering (i.e. using a Y cable with 2 ddrum acoustic bass triggers) Plus you can program each input to what ever drum you want it to be. I use mine with a Alesis DM5.
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Hey, I have these drums, I'm not sure about additional triggers, you have two audio outs, one for headset and one for output good for recording on the computer through the mic input and an audio in. You also get a MIDI output, and if you have a MIDI to USB cable then you can connect the drumset to your computer and use it as a MIDI controller for your virtual kit, you just have to change some settings on the drums, I never used it this way, but the user's manual has a section dedicated to this function.
2016273
Certainly you can as with any device that sends to DAW or similar external hardware. It's musical signal can easily be incorporated into a mix and further tweaked.
392202
The UMI3 can not be used to control hardware MIDI devices. It is designed to connect to USB hosts like computers. So you can not control physical drum machines with it (TR808), but you can control plug ins of drum machines in a DAW running on a PC or Mac.
1322431
No sound will pump outta this without passing through a drum module; this is simply the touch-sensitive electric kick trigger. I use this on a SPD-30 for added bass to my NI Maschine.
1230400
No you cannot. It is a MIDI controller so it sends MIDI continuous control messages to your computer via USB. You can use these messages to mix using audio software, but the hardware itself cannot carry audio.
555851
Yes - absolutely. I'm recording all my midi parts in Logic using this - tracks like a dream. It just shows up as a midi device like any other and you can enable and play. Alternatively, load their triple play controller as a vst / au / whatever and get your fine-tuned setup loaded in your DAW, then call up your soft synths via that in Ableton.
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If it's the only mic you're using, probably back in the room, about 8-10 feet away. Make sure you're compressing the hell out of the signal... I've never tried this on drums but wouldn't be surprised if it's too sensitive and is prone to distortion. I haven't seen a USB mic that can handle a drum kit. A better drum/general purpose mic is the Rode stereo mic... The Rode iXy is great too. But the Apogee is the best sounding USB mic I've ever used by far for vocals.
1691660
I have mine mounted on a snare drum and it works fine. I imagine a tom would work too.
1571689
Yes. You can also use the PSR-E243 as a MIDI controller, or take advantage of its USB to Host connectivity and interface it with computers or iOS devices.
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Any midi controller can be used for laying out your drums with the use of a sampler and a daw. Hope this helps