actually, bass amps are not the best. The best thing would be something "full range" (granted ,some bass amps are) keyboard amps, or a small PA are the norm. BTW i work at Gc in drums. WOO
@mgzza... just wanted to throw in my 2 cents... I've tried using a bass amp, and it sounds pretty shitty. If you're not going to get an amp made especially for electronic drums, then your next best bet is a keyboard amp. They, too, are made to project electronic sounds from an e-drum, which are really no different than that coming from a keyboard. Good luck.
great drumming great sound what amp are you using.lookin to buy the td9 in a few weeks just gettin the cash 2gedder was lookin at the roland vdrum amp but their 540euro.thanks
I'll take that as a compliment. Just so you know, it makes no sense for a video/song to be sped up only in parts, yet, the tempo of the entire song stays the same. My video editor doesn't let me alter the speed.
very nice! and do you know how to convert the quick plays that you record on the TD-9 to mp3 format?! im tryin to do that for a garage band project that im doin and i just cant figure it out... plz respond ASAP! =D
Have you tried using a splitter on your headphone jack?- one could go to your headphones, the other goes to either the microphone input on your computer's sound card or whatever video/audio card. For this video, it went to the microphone input of a video camera (which has good sound quality), then you can capture the video/audio on your computer, then strip out the audio only, and convert to an .mp3. It takes a few steps to do it, but that's what I'd do.
Cool beat
Btw ppl.. I would suggest everyone get an electric kit for practice..
No one wants to hear u smash on the thunder cans all day
louthomasTV 1 month ago
I can buy TD9 KX for 1700$ . Is it a good deal?
biohead66 8 months ago
@biohead66 get a real drum set unless you have close neighbors, then yes.
DustinShaneYounce 5 months ago
@DustinShaneYounce neighbors close unfortunately
biohead66 5 months ago
this shit isent hard rock it sucks
MrIzzy2417 9 months ago
Go get real drums guys..
TheSigurdOle 9 months ago
If anyone lives near Spokane, Washington I'm selling my Simmons Da200S, drum amp. Perfect condition!
DeathCail 11 months ago
Nice vid man!
bajaz08 1 year ago
r those rubber pads connected to the td9 module. if so, how? i thought the td9 wasn't expandable
gavinggunholdlive 1 year ago
damn TD-9 back then was $1900 nw its $2600 new or 2400 used damn it
dandan42 1 year ago
TD9 is so great! Perfect E-Drum
nhl1571 1 year ago
I kinda liked it, and I'm a trasher
bfx596 1 year ago
Shit electronic !!
Old school 4EVER !
Tarantulicx 1 year ago
I dont kno if u could answer this, but could u tell me what is the difference bewteen a jazz drum solo and rock drum solo if you listen to jazz
kml2f 1 year ago
I love my TD-9!
Trollfresser 1 year ago
thank god... the hard rock has evoluated since the 70's
frankmyrand 1 year ago
Hey do you know how to strip the drumming out of pre-recorded songs on that kit, cuz I've been trying and I can't figure out how to do it :S
borntoplayxbox 1 year ago
nice job
hickrystyk 1 year ago
groooooovy...
aassyr1111 1 year ago
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sorry but when your doing the solos its really not good
zackattack94 1 year ago
the 70s with double bass???W T F
DBSaiyanTim777 2 years ago
Hi can you explain how to record the audio from the td-9 to a computer to do covers like this? thanks :D
MasterSighlis555 2 years ago
@mastersighlis555 just put a cable in the output of your module into your computer
Danman1475 1 year ago
0:48 sounds like tom sewyer
joeymann603 2 years ago 8
very nice :) I like it, good job!
Cappuccinowelle 2 years ago
Witch rim sound did you use?
Deluxeta 2 years ago
I just got this Roland set and your videos will hopefully help inspire me :)
Keep up the excellent work!
panacea81 2 years ago
Nice drum play!
but in one of the drum fills, a little lift with the hi-hat would have sounded nice! (you know, something like "bsssp-bsssp" :b )
trommesl4geren 2 years ago
really awesome
tjmac17 2 years ago
waaaw that was great :D
alimoradi93 2 years ago 3
i don't like elctrical drums so much ...
i prfer the normal versions ^^
But that's although a good video
superlink1512 2 years ago
00:48 is nice
ryanvids1 2 years ago
very nice playing sir, would love to see you jam on an acoustic set.
alicecoop9009 2 years ago
you area an amazing drumiset on day i want to grow up and be like you on drums
Cub23456 2 years ago
huh?
SpdDemon69 2 years ago
how much money did that cost
kiplity 3 years ago
about $2500 at guitar center
rushrox1992 3 years ago
$1,900 at guitar center when they first came out. They raised the prices since.
mgzza 2 years ago
can you use any guitar amp to amplify it or do you need to buy a special type of amp
Vakamonkey 3 years ago
normally, you'd have to buy a separate drum amp
rushrox1992 3 years ago
actually, bass amps are not the best. The best thing would be something "full range" (granted ,some bass amps are) keyboard amps, or a small PA are the norm. BTW i work at Gc in drums. WOO
mitchranalli 2 years ago
Any amp works, but bass amps work better than guitar, being geared for low tones such as the bass drum.
mgzza 2 years ago
@mgzza... just wanted to throw in my 2 cents... I've tried using a bass amp, and it sounds pretty shitty. If you're not going to get an amp made especially for electronic drums, then your next best bet is a keyboard amp. They, too, are made to project electronic sounds from an e-drum, which are really no different than that coming from a keyboard. Good luck.
Huntington1234567 1 year ago
great drumming great sound what amp are you using.lookin to buy the td9 in a few weeks just gettin the cash 2gedder was lookin at the roland vdrum amp but their 540euro.thanks
dubsskyline 3 years ago
What kit on the module are using? Or is it an edited kit? if so then what toms are they?
XxxxJammyxxxX 3 years ago
It's #16 Alterna Rock/Punk. The toms have a nice tone on that one.
mgzza 3 years ago
sick drumming :P
kingjoker186 3 years ago
but only some parts...
Aarchemon 3 years ago
I'll take that as a compliment. Just so you know, it makes no sense for a video/song to be sped up only in parts, yet, the tempo of the entire song stays the same. My video editor doesn't let me alter the speed.
mgzza 2 years ago
I don't know why but i have the impression that this is edited on fast motion...
Aarchemon 3 years ago
sick man great drumming :P
kingjoker186 3 years ago
great solo !!
karol88masta 3 years ago
very nice! and do you know how to convert the quick plays that you record on the TD-9 to mp3 format?! im tryin to do that for a garage band project that im doin and i just cant figure it out... plz respond ASAP! =D
p14zm40nu 3 years ago
Have you tried using a splitter on your headphone jack?- one could go to your headphones, the other goes to either the microphone input on your computer's sound card or whatever video/audio card. For this video, it went to the microphone input of a video camera (which has good sound quality), then you can capture the video/audio on your computer, then strip out the audio only, and convert to an .mp3. It takes a few steps to do it, but that's what I'd do.
mgzza 3 years ago