scoTTTimo wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 14, 2024 1:41 pm

Would you ship to US?

I have a drone HH controller and would ship to the US. It's barely used, but there aren't any moving parts to wear anyway.

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I don’t think this has been pointed out yet but you don’t need anything more than one input for a ride cymbal, and you still get bow edge and bell. If the Lemon used two for the ride, that frees up a stereo input. You can split that for two singles.

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Have you ever wanted light hits on the rim trigger sidestick, but have hard hits trigger the Rimshot. While not entirely obvious, this functionality is built into the Rimshot Range Control. Simply dragging the right side of the rimshot range all the way to the far right, and then adjust the bottom ...

nachocascardo wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 06, 2024 6:40 pm

Thanks, i didnt see in the firt time, i need glasses jejejej.
thanks again.!

FWIW, whenever Rob, the developer/inventor/business person/software designer, QC team, does a new build he posts it at the top of the thread.

In case you weren't aware, this thread is the best place to look:

viewtopic.php?f=29&t=611

It lists which Jobeky triggers have been tested by users here and their results.

https://youtu.be/L3Jvu_E682o?si=F3VZgD65ioHzvshk "The BEST splitter for your E Drums" So... What now? At 0:30 and 4:38, this splitter gives choke on one cymbal still? I thought no splits could maintain choke for either/any cymbal? Also he's going on about Roland modules needing a resistor...

Effectively, they will function together, but there's no real benefit to using the DS as opposed to an analog device. there's an advantage if you want to play cross sticks without crosstalk from a bt-1 on an analogue pad (which I could never get rid of), with the digital snare putting your hand on ...