How do these things work? Im very interested , I heard they're dead on. Are they worth it is the question?








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yeah they are worth it. I havent double triggered since I got them and I dont have to muffle my kick drums anymore. So now I have great sounding kicks and a VERY reliable trigger to help with the attack of my kicks.








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i steared clear from these when i was told about them on here because they werent explained right to me. but my bass player clued me in on how they actually work and now im thinking about saving up for them.








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iatemygoat wrote:

i steared clear from these when i was told about them on here because they werent explained right to me. but my bass player clued me in on how they actually work and now im thinking about saving up for them.

lol. I told you to get them months ago when you were looking into ddrum triggers








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xdoseonex wrote:

iatemygoat wrote:

i steared clear from these when i was told about them on here because they werent explained right to me. but my bass player clued me in on how they actually work and now im thinking about saving up for them.

lol. I told you to get them months ago when you were looking into ddrum triggers

haha yup and now im having trouble with double triggering! i think its just a matter of my technique though because i tend to leave my beater close, if not resting, on the head after a hit. especially with my left foot. i turned the gain down on my DM5 so its way better but hopefully things go smoothly at my show tonight.








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iatemygoat wrote:

xdoseonex wrote:

iatemygoat wrote:

i steared clear from these when i was told about them on here because they werent explained right to me. but my bass player clued me in on how they actually work and now im thinking about saving up for them.

lol. I told you to get them months ago when you were looking into ddrum triggers

haha yup and now im having trouble with double triggering! i think its just a matter of my technique though because i tend to leave my beater close, if not resting, on the head after a hit. especially with my left foot. i turned the gain down on my DM5 so its way better but hopefully things go smoothly at my show tonight.

Your supposed to leave it resting though, does it screw up the trigger that way?








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iatemygoat wrote:

xdoseonex wrote:

iatemygoat wrote:

i steared clear from these when i was told about them on here because they werent explained right to me. but my bass player clued me in on how they actually work and now im thinking about saving up for them.

lol. I told you to get them months ago when you were looking into ddrum triggers

haha yup and now im having trouble with double triggering! i think its just a matter of my technique though because i tend to leave my beater close, if not resting, on the head after a hit. especially with my left foot. i turned the gain down on my DM5 so its way better but hopefully things go smoothly at my show tonight.

Rather than the gain, check if your module supports a function called "SelfRej" or Reject or rejection or something along those lines.

If you mess with that, the double triggering goes away because it'll reject extremely fast notes caused by double triggering. Not sure if the DM5 will have it but my yammie dtxpress does.








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if i didnt blow my power amp, id use my dm5, im considering selling that bad boy.
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I didnt know you could trigger your pedals? I thought you could only put triggers on your drums.








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Howepirate wrote:

Rather than the gain, check if your module supports a function called "SelfRej" or Reject or rejection or something along those lines.

If you mess with that, the double triggering goes away because it'll reject extremely fast notes caused by double triggering. Not sure if the DM5 will have it but my yammie dtxpress does.

The DM5 has a setting called "decay" (DEC) that supposed to do the same thing. The noise and cross talk setting need to be adjusted right too.
Also, watch you cables. If they're bumped or vibrate they can make your triggers false

Axis E-Kit pedal triggers.








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Oh ok I see now.








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Saluda Cymbals
I want a Medicine Man Snare
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