Jimmy Eat World - The Middle (drum cover) MasonVPT Electronic drums

!±8± Jimmy Eat World - The Middle (drum cover) MasonVPT Electronic drums

Jimmy Eat World - The Middle Performed by Mason Ledbetter for my video updates join me on facebook. www.facebook.com or follow me ontwitter www.twitter.com and please subscribe, tons more videos on the way. COPYRIGHT STATEMENT: All audio content in this video is solely property of the original recording artist and the use of it is not intended to disobey any copyright law. It is being used for leisure only. Therefore, a dispute claimed by Youtube on this video should not occur. The Drum sounds you heard in this drum cover were recorded using Superior 2.0 New York Allaire kit. I triggered these sounds with a custom configured Stealth electronic drum kit by RET Percussion. My DAW of choice is Presonus- Studio One. Thanks for watching, and remember to subscribe, comment, or rate the video! Check out these sites: www.Toontrack.com www.RETPercussion.com www.Presonus.com www.xnlaudio.com

Jimmy Eat World - The Middle (drum cover) MasonVPT Electronic drums

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Introduction and set up of the Roland TD-9KX Electronic Drum Kit

!±8± Introduction and set up of the Roland TD-9KX Electronic Drum Kit

Craig Blundell introduces the Roland TD-9KX V-Drums and gives set up help. See more about the TD-9KX electronic drum kit: www.roland.co.uk

Introduction and set up of the Roland TD-9KX Electronic Drum Kit

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Mis-triggering Roland SPD-20 Total Percussion Pad

!±8± Mis-triggering Roland SPD-20 Total Percussion Pad

Some of the misfiring here is due to my rusty performance, but there are at least 3 times when I hit the snare that it does not trigger, while the hi-hat still does trigger. I'm assuming this has something to do with hitting the two in such sync that one signal is trumping the other due to some built-in feature that is supposed to keep the accidental dual triggering of two pads from happening when only a single pad was hit. It gets on my nerves very bad, and if this is how it's going to be, I'll have to return this one, too! I just experienced the same problem with an Alesis ControlPad midi'd into a Roland TD-6 sound module and thought it was something to do with the midi setup--but apparently this problem simply exists due to a fundamental design flaw in these types of percussion pads Can anyone confirm this?

Mis-triggering Roland SPD-20 Total Percussion Pad

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