Could you tell how you managed to link them? Thanks!Ĭasi also have the strike and my experience mirrors what you've said here, you can't assign new midi notes using the slave module, you can only trigger existing ones. That is interesting, I've read that the Strike doesn't take midi-notes and one has to give up the rims of the toms to assign the sounds. You could probably pick up a second hand strike module for a good price and keep the same flavor of sounds I would stay away from using an older Roland module because they will sound very different. Pitch shifting is a great way to save kit spaceĪs to clonning the hi hat, I made my own "combiner" so I have two pads as the same hi hat input, both using the same pedal.
It's a common technique on all modules (I even noticed it in some of the vex kits back when I had a mimic). You could easily make 2 or maybe even all three of your toms the same instrument, just pitch shifted. Then another trick to reduce kit size is to use the same instrument tuned differently. Go ahead and build the kit you want and see how well it works being over the limit. From what I understand, It cuts a few samples here and there from various instruments - not the best thing in the world, but also not the end of the world.
The 200mb limit is annoying seeing it every time you load the kit, but the effects on the sounds are minimal. trigger sample on an akai MPC live > madness I know
#Alesis strike pro release date software
trigger software drums (ezdrummer, superiod drummer) with a ddrum ddti. (I could buy a cheaper sampler that would be triggered by the spd-30 later ?) Roland SPD-30 > I really want to go for it but I fear I'll be too limited by the sounds, that's why I put the spd-sx on first position. > the downside here is that I'll need to use my laptop use a Roland SPD-SX Alesis Samplepad Pro akai MPC live go the software road use a roland SPD-30 roland td-25, or the Yamaha DTX700 go the "sample"-road: build quality of cymbals and tom pads seem to be crappy module seems "decent", possibility to play custom samples. Alesis forge kit ) > almost as cheap as a second-hand roland kit. Go the "second kit" road Alesis DM10 MKII Studio Mesh Kit )
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