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I'm trying to think of ways I can lose my MD32 module because now with 3 glorious edrumins it's becoming more of a liability in my rig.

So I have an audio interface with a couple of spare inputs doing nothing, should I just plug a few triggers into this and use DSP like I would the modules?

Alternatively, sell the MD and hopefully that can fund the 4th eD.

I’d put the MD on the market as soon as you can. The two I had went for $125USD and $150USD and I know someone else that was able to get $140USD. I’m not sure how much longer the used MD market is going to hold up. The multiple inputs of the MD are attractive but as we eDRUMin owners show time and time again, running multiple eDRUMins is not an issue.

Fair play Mylo, it's up on eBay now!

I wish eDrumin had come sooner! It might cost me £500 in modules but so much more value gained in ease of use.

How come you had two modules? You must have had 60 inputs at least.

Why two modules? I wanted two fully working hi-hats. So there’s another benefit of eDRUMin... I have 4 foot controllers now.

Damn Mylo you must have had like a dozen empty inputs on the second module, unless you have some kind of Rush drum kit?

What's the function of the second clutch? I have two as well, one for hihat and one for a shaker (work in progress).

At the time yes... the second module had only the second hi-hat plugged into. I figured sooner or later I’d find a use for the other inputs be it a set of octobans or timbales or other percussion. That never played out though. I ended up with a Strike Multipad giving me what I wanted in that area. But I still wanted two hi-hats... one on my left and one on my right, so the second MD was pretty lonely.

I like having all the controller inputs. I have an FC-7 hooked to one of them that allows me to control macros in SD3. For example, I can create a macro in SD3 that controls the tuning parameters of a drum, attach that macro to a CC and have the FC-7 send that same CC from the eDRUMin... now I have a rototom.