Roland developed the piezo attached to a foam cone method for sensing the hits. It's tried and true. You could make your own cross bar using metal angle bars that are drilled so you can fit them over the existing bolts used to fasten the lugs. Then fasten a flat metal bar across from the angles on e...

To track correctly you need center mounted piezo units with the foam cones and a jack. I bought a UFOdrums eBridge kit for my 5 piece Ludwig Accent Combo. The only modification to the drums was removing the air hole grommet which made the hole big enough to mount the jack. For the hi-hat buy the Aud...

Yes YP-117 - sorry - butterfingered that one!

I've use the Hosa YPP-177 splitter - 1/4 TS Female (L), 1/4 TS Female (R) to 1/4 TRS Male

A Roland VH-13 is considered one of the best. A less expensive alternative is the Lemon hi-hat. DIY solution is to buy a Hall Effect sensor here from AudioFront and mount a small neodymium magnet on the bottom of a hi-hat pedal and use a Yamaha PCY-135 as the cymbal itself. I think Superior Drummer ...

I figured out why the cable was mislabeled. For splash or china cymbals I used single zone so two cymbals can go into one ED10 input. I got confused with tip and ring input on the splitter and ended up mislabeling the cable.

Hi Rob,

It was the cable, when first testing I chose an unused TRS from the bundle that goes out to the kit labeled Crash1 on both ends but it's clearly mislabeled as a direct 5' TRS/TRS works fine.

Thanks for your help.

I sold the ED4R1's after I got the ED10R1

I'm going to try the beta now and will report back - should work if your's did.

Thanks,

Doug

Hi Rob, I received the rotary encoder. I plugged it in with a TRS cable into the pedal 2 input which has been working fine with a pair of momentary pedals connected via a TRS male to dual female TS inputs adapter cable. I'm on 2.32.2 The ED10 isn't detecting the rotary encoder. I tried auto first an...

12. It's great. No complaints. Works perfect with the unit and Superior now All the reviews I've read are for the 12". Can't see why the 14" would be different but have learned to not make assumptions so hopefully someone will review it. The PCY-135 is playing quite well with the latest e...