Testing my new DIY electronic drum kit TD-6v

i made this by cutting some old toms in half then mounting a piezo transducer in it as a sensor. then i plugged it into my module.

its not finished yet so thats why there is a mouse mat hinging off my ride and no crashes

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[BenCTheMusicMan]

It sounds like your using a mono signal somewhere instead of a stereo, does it sound panned to the left in your headphones?

[Femicide09]

How sensitive is it? It looks like you have to hit it hard for it to pick up the sound. Either way its awesome.

[BenCTheMusicMan]

@Femicide09 Its really sensitive, if you look at my newer video you should get a better idea. Thanks.

[manipulators2007]

I'm sure Mom unhappy having messy room.

[BenCTheMusicMan]

Hah, I'm sure she wouldn't be if I still lived at home. (please don't tell her!)

[ohm99]

bad drumming,,

[BenCTheMusicMan]

thanks for that, very constructive. Is a kit test not show off session. Lets see your skills?

[leonidhaimov]

Cool, how much does it cost?

[25877852]

I have got a big problem panning the sound on the drums.. How can you connect it to a harddisk recorder, so that you can make a song??

exampel: My hi-hat is panned so most of the sound comes from the left speaker.. but when i connect it to my harddisk recorder all of the sounds comes from the middel..

[larsie188]

nice beat:D

[666metal4life666]

@ohm99...how the hell is that bad drumming, there really isnt any "bad" drumming, only 2 types of people, people who are not as good as others, and dicks like you on the internet,