So, another update.

I stuck the 3-ply back on, and took time to make sure everything was seated correctly and the head was evenly tensioned. I then brought it up to my desired tension in the star pattern to try to keep things even.

And...the drum is much more well behaved.



Oh well!

So another update here. "muffling" the 2-ply head by sticking my wallet on it gives brilliant results! @Rob - I'm no good with electronics/soldering, but any other suggestions based on the above? I'd rather not play with my wallet on the drum each time, I doubt it's always full enough to h...

I may have jumped the gun on this one. Since spending more time with the 2-ply head, I've noticed double-triggering when playing rimshots that has been really difficult to dial out. I've been trying looser/tighter head as well as adjusting scan/hold/decay. Unfortunately the only thing that seemed to...

Thanks Rob. I couldn't wait and fitted the new 2 ply head. It's *much* more predictable and consistent. FWIW, it's a Jobeky 2-ply prestige. Edit: The snare actually sounds so much better now, I suspect that off-centre may have been triggered at points during regular playing when actually hitting the...

perfect, I'll try that. thanks again rob!

Thanks Rob, I'll give that a try. If I reduce the physical travel distance, would I need to make some config changes on either the edrumin software or in SD3? e.g. run a recalibration either side. Just conscious of the fact that if I do nothing in that regard after reducing the physical travel, then...

Adding my fast stepping and cc with hit settings.

I'm using Superior Drummer 3 and trying to refine my hihat controller to be as realistic as I can make it. When I make short steps (or even slightly larger steps at low velocity), I noticed that CC values were entering SD3, but no note values. Here's an image showing my edrumin config in the foregro...

Thanks for the update, that's great to know Steve!

Coincidentally, my 2-ply head just arrived in the last hour. I'll stick it on the drum sometime over the weekend.

Thanks Rob for the tip.

That's great info, thanks both!