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Perfect test Thank you 🔥🔥🔥👌🤘

If you’re not into DIY, the manufacturer DEMVOX that made my sound booth also builds these sylomer platforms for drums (electric or acoustic). In fact, I placed one of these inside my sound booth, to be on the safe side. I put the electric drumset into the sound booth to also eliminate the clacking sound from the cymbal pads (and whatever noise the sticks still create on the mesh-head toms).

Ps: Unfortunately You Can't EX-Change The Roland Front Head With A Custom Head As Mentioned In The Video! That's Why I'll Put It On The Market Again! It's Pretty Much Useless For Me Now!

the system can used for yamaha module ?

I wish this worked for mine but it didn’t. I can barely get the high hat sensor to move on my module. It works once in a while but not consistently.

0:34 AL FIN ENCONTRÉ CÓMO SE LE LLAMA A ESTE PRODUCTO EN INGLÉS, HOOK AND LOOP TAPE

What kind Mapex hi hat stand is this?

Exxxxxxxxxxellent video!! Thanks

Nice one, thanks a lot!

I have an alternative version where I cut with a very sharp knife in the rubber, have to be careful but it's instant and you have reasonable control over the flexibility at the end of the process

Drumtec don't ship these to the united states.

What's the size of this drum? How much space do I need for it?

Thank you for the video; it gave me the confidence to do the job, and it came out perfect!

Very good explanation, I did everything exactly, but when I try to check for the new version it says BACKUP ALL and the only button I can use is EXIT !!!

Relevant on a TD-17KVX. Solved my clicking noise! Halelujah.

I treated mine with 303 Aerospace Protectant and they look as good as new. Works perfectly.

i tried to make it with 2 cybals, (one as china other as stack), but even when using 100Kohm resistor, its not working well. and many "hits" are missed. any ideas ?

Thank you very much for this video. I found it very helpful back when I bought my Roland. I'm reviewing again for tips. Can someone please explain the difference between config 3 and 4?

Hey Vdrum! Just came here to thank you for this video, I built my own isolation platform following your tutorial rigorously and it worked out great. I used only one 104cm x 140cm x 2cm MDF board (it's enough for me and my tiny drumkit, besides my apartment isn't that big) for the platform and eleven Sylomer pads (I'm a skinny boy with a small drumset) underneath, plus another Sylomer pad that serves as a kickpad stopper between the kickpad and the wall (a good tip for those with a sliding kickpad issue I suppose, it stops the kickpad and isolates the vibrations as well). My downstairs neighbour (a woman in her 70s) had already complained twice before I built the platform: once when I had nothing but a folded carpet as an isolation method and then again when I tried using two layers of EVA jigsaw mats underneath the carpet. None of that worked. After I watched your video and was lucky enough to find a company that sells Sylomer pads here in Brazil for a price that's almost the same as in Germany, I immediately decided to try building the platform. It's been two months now since I did so, lots of daily heavy drumming since then and not a single complaint, I met with her this week while leaving the building and asked her about the noise, she said she thought I had given up playing, that's how well it worked. I also moved the kit to another room far from where the bedrooms are in my building, I presume that probably helped as well. Anyways, a big danke schön to you from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. I don't know what I would have done without your very helpful video.

I replaced my pieizo cone, but now the drum registers every hit as a rim shot. Any idea what's wrong?

I built this same platform a week or two ago, no complaints from the downstairs neighbour. Now I can basically play whenever I want! Big thanks for the detailed building description!

Where can you buy Sylomer I can find it anywhere

Actually 0.011 N/mm2 is the maximum static load. For best result mass shouldn't exceed it, but it should be near it to work fine. Also it is better to use 2 layers (2x25mm) for best vibration decoupling. One layer may be not enough depending on vibration frequencies in real application.

Great! THANKS!

This is a cool video about this module. Do you have a video on how to edit sounds for the TD-9 drumset?

My brain hurts…

Awesome video... how can I order one of those silver end caps that goes into the pipes/tube? It's at the time stamp 2:33 of your video.

Dammit I can't get over how out of tune the guitar in the background sounds.

Fantastic overview of the Roland Drum Modules. I have the TD-20 with a faulty screen display…would love to buy a replacement display screen. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.😊 Thanks for your great video.

Need help!!! when hit assign - hit rim - set sound I want- then go back to kit - the head and the rim have the sound I assigned, not jus the rim. What am I doing wrong?????

Hello, I saw a lot of your videos and started making my DIY electronic drums, I bought shielded Jack connectors because they fit perfectly into the hole in the shell, the fit worked, however, the two stereo outputs were the same with head sound, without rim, after After trying many different things I saw that other simple plastic connectors did not present the problem. Could I use resistors in the shielded Jack connectors to solve the problem? These connectors were very expensive and fit perfectly, I would like to make it work

I can't believe the price of the NE1s for just ONE puck. Also surprised no one has taken apart these and the NE10 to figure out it's design and make a DIY version. Everyone is making gigantic platforms when they should just be trying to remake the small NE10s and small NE1 pucks.

This worked beautifully for me. Definitely don't need to remove the top though and I just ended up soaking the rubber piece in medium warm water for about 3 minutes, then did a 20 second microwave to it and left it in for about 5 more minutes and it was golden. Tried it out just now and turned my damn hi hat back 10 years! Haven't heard the hi hat be that responsive since maybe ever. I'd imagine over 24 hours it'll become a slight bit less sensitive as it's still malleable but definitely did the trick for now. Amazing. Thanks for the tutorial! Edit: so it's been over a month and it's still working great!

If you have a TD 17, sell your pads and replace them with the PD105 and the PD85 pads, you will find the difference to be night and day. I have played the TD20 module through a PA, but not the TD 12. If the TD 12 is a mini TD 20, then it will sound exceptional for stage work. Further, you can always route it through Superior Drummer, to acquire even better sounds. Additionally, you can purchase a Midi to USB interface and connect the TD12 to your laptop.

This is incorrect way to calibrate

WHERE CAN I BUY THIS ITEM . Thank you

Instead of using tennis balls, use Slyo Pucks instead. Tennis balls cause way too much movement.

Curious if your still on here. Similar to my strike pro, when using direct out, seems all effects, eq, ambience and compression are gone, just the dry signal. I know most sound engineers in the clubs I play at don't have the time or interest in dialing these sounds in so feel like I need to send the LR to the FOH. Is this correct and is there a work around? In my experience, some of the ambience and compression cant be reproduced in a club mixing board? Figured, I could always send the LR of the full mix too and they could add some kick snare or toms etc but not pull sounds out?

Where could buy the sylomer ?

Thank you for your very interesting video. I have a question. the trigger you positioned on the aluminum disc and the one relating to the rim? Thank you

great video! Ok serious question here. I have a roland td27kv I have been using a MIDI interface with for recording on my mac using garage band. I had NO issues previously other than the CONSTANT open hi hat swish no matter if I was playing with my foot closed or open. As of now that is the least of my problems. I recently had an issue where the edge of the HI HAT and left CRASH are not registering playing any kit chosen on my brain module. I have read about midi notes and midi mapping etc. The edge of hi hat and crash are still giving issues and very temperamental. Is this a known issue? Is there a quick fix for this? Master rest of the brain unit on the td27? Should I just use the audio and midi interface to record both or will this also have the edge of both pieces missing? When I play the OPPOSITE side of the cymbal and hi hats (the roland logo facing away from the drumkit) the sounds work. It is confusing it is driving me insane. The kit plays perfect through headphones standalone and through an amp. This is ONLY happening during garage band usage. Please help!

My Cy15r had edge/choke issues, and I found it was due to pixie dust getting in between the edge trigger strip and plastic. I cleaned it out and glued the trigger strip back down and it totally resolved the problem! It's definitely worth buying cheap Cy-15r second hand (but only buy the ones made in Japan!).

Thank you sir! I thought I need to replace my hi hat. Then I found your video. Very helpful. Working a 100 percent

I have a diy converted kick drum. Just use a cloth or fabric resonant head. It holds pressure but is very quiet.

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THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! Tried this on my 8 year old Hihat that was becoming practically unplayable. Worked perfectly. I did also wash it in warm water when I took it out of the pedal. Now, I genuinely think it's better than when it was new.

This STILL works perfect! Thanks so much for your help!

Absolutely love this. Just bought myself a Roland TD27kv2 and will have to figure out a solution for my office setup. This video will most likely come in handy. Hopefully I won't have too many issues with my neighbours.

And for those who are not McGiver ?😅

wouldn't you have delay when using the ESI Midimate eX?