I'll add that not all Roland cymbles are compatible with bell sense--check the manual.

Also a bit of a warning in regards to drum-tec pads. It's been my experience that their real feel 3-ply mesh heads give eDRUMin some trouble.

Do ports 4 and 9 work properly with a dual piezo pad?

markratnam wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 14, 2025 4:21 am

Just wanted to confirm that I connect one eDrumin 8 to the other eDrumin 8 via the USB host (USB B port from one device into the USB A port of the 2nd eDrumin 8) and then from the 2nd eDrumin 8 using the USB B (printer port) to connect to my Mac.

That's correct.

I have not tested 3-cone positional sensing with any Jobeky triggers, so I'm unable to comment on how well it will work.

The latest production firmware is 2.3.2.30, but 2.3.1 should also work just fine. I don't know what the issue is, but given that one cymbal works fine and the other does not implies something is up with the cymbal itself. Is the compatibility detection disabled on your 1st ED10? It will be hard to t...

I posted build 16 to fix loading device snapshots.

Yes it is compatible and will continue to be compatible with future apple hardware and operating systems because it is class compliant and doesn't require a special driver.

Watch my video on crosstalk cancellation.

So based on what you've posted, it seems like everything is working as expected. The only problem you seem to be having is that the eDRUMin notes aren't matching the Roland ones? You said you have the inputs set to 'custom notes'. The note values you set there determine which notes on the Roland the...

If you have two separate devices and they both experiencing the same issue there's a good chance there's a problem with your hi-hat and not the devices. I don't recall there being any issues with the high hat with that version, but it wouldn't hurt to try to update the latest version to see if that ...