Jeez, now I feel like a dum-dum for not reading the manual thoroughly. Awesome, thanks!

I've done the quite unusual (or not unusual) method of assigning a cymbal to the sidestick note of a pad, using edge sense. Works great so far, the only issue I have is that the note comes out really quiet, although I'm thrashing the rim of the pad. Therefore I wondered if it would be possible to ad...

Alright, thanks for clearing it up.

Another option... this one worked for me: https://www.musiciansfriend.com/accessories/livewire-trsm-dual-1-4f-y-cable It’s a Stereo 1/4" male to 2 mono 1/4" females. I use it so my bass and single China share one eDRUMin input. Would you suggest that these work better than 1 cable which s...

Hi there, how would I have to go on about if I were to split my signals to cover multiple pads with just 1 input (e.g. tom and kick)? I'm still confused about what cables I need, like if I need additional sockets or splitters, or if something like this would already do the job: https://www.drum-tec....

A USB 2.0 port supplies at most 500 mA. The hub will use 100 mA on its own, and then each eDRUMin uses an additional 70 mA. So a hub with 4 eDRUMins hooked up should work without the hub needing to be powered. So this simple device would suffice? https://www.amazon.de/Anker-Datenhub-Ultrabooks-weit...

What requirements does the USB hub need to have? Any sort of power supply?