I don't know where you got the idea that I was being obtuse in my post.
I was sincerely trying to help.
No reason to be so defensive.

Your setup is not so complicated. You have a virtual instrument track controlled by a MIDI device, and you have an audio track for your overhead mic.

eDRUMin (or any MIDI devices) does not work as "tracks" in a DAW. To produce sounds from the eDRUMin, you will need to have a VSTi track (a virtual instrument), and Logic to listen to incoming MIDI messages from the eDRUMin, which you set up in the Preferences panel. The VSTi is a whole ki...

If you already have a donor for a 14" snare, Dave at Diamond Percussion has multiple piezo drop in, or fully built snares.

Rob has the ATV and he likes it.
Dave also has an eDRUMin, so he can tailor the build to the module.

Both great products.

A quick check and I see a RPi5 is about $100.
Add to that the I/O for 12 inputs, MIDI, a case for it all and the software. All of it will make the eDRUMin unit much more expensive, and a lot of the RPi functions will not be used. So, that's quite the waste to go that way.

Good call!

Happy drumming!

I remember reading on the vdrums forum that the HH performance was the weakest link for the 2Box.

So, YMMV.

unfortunately... no auto-clean!

You have to pick 3, bell, tip and edge. Bow tip 1, whether it is #54, 59, 84, 87,... is all the same sound. So, pick a note and stick with it. When you start having a bigger kit, all those redundant midi notes would drive me nuts, as they would go over to other pads. I used to clean up my SD3 map to...

Some answers... - All ED10 trigger inputs are the same and support all pads and cymbals. YES, TRS plugs - All ED10 inputs support the same features such das Edge and Bell sensing. YES, select the appropriate preset - This means one can use three zones even on Roland dual zone cymbals using only one ...

You could ask Dave at Diamond Percussion.
He also replies very quickly.

He has 3~4-cone designs and has an eDRUMin unit to test.

He usually takes the extra step and dials in the pads he makes according to the module you have.