chuck1703 MYSPACE.COM/BURNINGSKIES Apr 8, 2006 341 0 16 Bristol Jan 21, 2007 #1 I want to buy some Ddrum triggers, but what I want know is, do you have to have drum module for them to plug into or can you go straight into a mixing desk and use use your own sounds that you have on your comp?????
I want to buy some Ddrum triggers, but what I want know is, do you have to have drum module for them to plug into or can you go straight into a mixing desk and use use your own sounds that you have on your comp?????
JeffTD Senhor Testiculo Sep 29, 2004 12,545 10 38 Los Angeles, CA www.jeffdunne.com Jan 21, 2007 #2 NO YOU DO NOT HAVE TO HAVE A MODULE YOU CAN GO STRAIGHT TO DESK AND TRIGGER GATES, COMPS, SOUND REPLACERS, ETC. WITH THEM!!!!
NO YOU DO NOT HAVE TO HAVE A MODULE YOU CAN GO STRAIGHT TO DESK AND TRIGGER GATES, COMPS, SOUND REPLACERS, ETC. WITH THEM!!!!
KeithRT99 BOOSH. Nov 8, 2005 2,159 0 36 Vallejo,CA www.soundclick.com Jan 21, 2007 #3 are triggers -60dB?
joeymusicguy Member Sep 21, 2006 3,743 5 38 indiana www.myspace.com Jan 22, 2007 #4 KeithRT99 said: are triggers -60dB? Click to expand... i think they need a direct box they're like a guitar signal
KeithRT99 said: are triggers -60dB? Click to expand... i think they need a direct box they're like a guitar signal
Forbiddenevil Member Sep 17, 2003 116 0 16 50 Germany www.delirious.de Jan 23, 2007 #6 KeithRT99 said: are triggers -60dB? Click to expand... No! We have the Ddrum brain and we use it only live.
KeithRT99 said: are triggers -60dB? Click to expand... No! We have the Ddrum brain and we use it only live.
Gnash Lefty Mar 29, 2006 1,268 2 38 Warrensburg, MO www.threatsignal.com Jan 24, 2007 #7 Yeah, I plug em straight into a mic preamp. WORKS GREAT!