Alesis usually follows Yamaha's style wiring, so yes, it would work just as well. Just select the right preset.

There's no new technology under the hood. Still the same old piezos et resistors. So, you'd be good using them with the eDRUMin.

I am not familiar with your module. With the Yamaha modules, you can trigger any sound that is included in the module by, you guessed it, changing the midi note for the eDRUMin pad zone you want to sound to play. You will need a module with midi in. Roland do NOT allow this function anymore. They wi...

I don't see why not.

Online, they say they have two separate trigger zones. That doesn't say if they are piezo-piezo, or piezo-switch.

Once you find out, you will need to select the appropriate preset from the menu.

On another note, I didn't know Millennium was offering real shell looking kits.

You might want to look at DSPTrigger for that.

https://www.audiofront.net/dspTrigger.php

I would still not rule out a bad cable. 98% of all my woes have been a bad cable, whether it is an input cable, a MIDI cable, etc.... It can be intermittent. Sometimes, angled just right, the connection is good, but turn it around in the jack and suddenly, trouble. I doubt it is a bad input jack in ...

use that note to trigger a choke in your VST.

not too far from you, in Taiwan.

We are in the process of installing containers on our new land, so nothing is setup. No insulation yet, only can use the AC at night.

I'm not even close to my drum kit, dying of heat in 37C sunny scorching day, without anything, so you will have to do some research. I'm just looking at screenshots I found on the internet. In SD3, in the "settings", select MIDI in/e-drums, there is a tab for velocity, but I forgot if you ...

only you can answer that.

You will have to try the new module preset in SD3 and see if it fits your needs.

Of course, having a backup plan during a Live show is always a good thing!

No piezo triggered module has a "brush" mode. It's the same signal from the piezos that go into a module. Piezos register a hit and intensity only. The brush sounds are just the samples that are triggered. You just need to select the brush samples in SD3 and play. You could tell SD3 that h...