Same boat :( are you able to use 3 pedals (hi hat, and double bass) while also adding 2 more cymbals or would I need some sort of adapter?

@@_IRONJAW no dbl bass ever

I find the cymbals to be too quiet compared to the snare and toms. It's either you'll have to buy a different module (that might require changing both pedals) or doing some soldering work. But anyways, it's a good kit overall.

@@_IRONJAW bro you can add 8 more devices to your system the alysses Nitro mesh has dual zone for all Toms that means you get four dual zones built in Plus one Dual Zone on the tone for on the modules back plus you got symbol symbol for on the modules back so you can connect almost as many as you want I'm utilizing the double bass now as well

Sorry I didn't see this was on the turbo I was commenting on the Nitro I just bought a Metro to switch from the Alexis turbo which is so bad so basic I had no clue how bad basic cheap and awful sound the electrical meshold but the Nitro is f****** crazy I love it I recommend all of you to sell the turbo ASAP sell it in turbo speed and buy the Nitro you will not regret it and it's like 7200 difference

bro thanks for mentioning how you can rearrange the kit. i just got this kit and had a lot of questions ab how to get double bass going

wow so random and late but I'm doing the exact same thing. I have a tiny room in an apartment so can't be too loud, but I've always wanted to play drums. Best of luck to you :)

IM DOING THE EXACT SAME THING TOO

im doing the same thing omg

did u get it? is it good haha

The Roland is better and sounds like real acoustic

True 😂

its been a week, has it arrived and is it good?

L L did you get it. are you satisfied with it

I also haven't played in several years, but for some reason my interest was sparked recently. Thinking about buying it for my small apt., depending on how much noise is made when hitting the drum heads.

It's been a year, are you satisfied?

Casey Dale Bro same xD

@@L_V_Z nice! I actually just got mine a couple days ao, really loving it!

Nice dude, im getting it for Christmas, on good thing about electronic drum kits is that I can play all day and nobody will hear me.

@@Hawiianlion67 that's exactly why I chose these

@@caseydale5862 Hey how are you finding it? I especially want to know do the pedals have any velocity sensitivity or are they basically on/off buttons? Can you do light kicks for example? Do the hi hats open/closing etc. trigger alright?

@mixer eku what the fuck do you know… Guarantee the only instrument you play is a fucking computer that uses loops real musicians like us play… You fucking absolute moronic trash bag

@mixer eku your opinion is automatically invalid after that profile picture

@mixer eku or... because you’re an ignorant child maybe, you shut up?

do you need a speaker for the drum to work

@@mellebo4112 no you can have your earphones plugged into it but you are going to need to have an aux cord to Connect your music up to

Was the Roland HD1 better?

@@nicogecko8674 not really pretty even, hd1 has double bass kick pedal mode for rock kit as nitro can't do it. Turbo has a few more rock kits than hd1 neither have cymbal choke or rim shots. Both great starter sets for standard drumming techniques.

@@njscothern3250 but can the Turbo change the cymbal pedal to a double kick/bass?

@@glirzaum Midi onto computer with drums software.

Not sure on that specific software, but on GarageBand it works great

All you hear are fairly audible thumps. Much quieter than an acoustic kit. Hitting a tennis racquet with a drum stick will give you an idea of the noise level, although it's not exactly the same. Most electronic cymbals these days have a choke capability, so I'm sure these do as well.

It's not noisey or clacky as all mesh heads very quiet.

You cant choke them sadly...

Uf ur living in an flat, no way the prevent the noise coming from the kick. I did isolation 3x still get complains I have roland 17-kvx

@@larsulrich26ulrich42 this kick pedal is digital so it's pretty much quietter than most electronic drums

hi i know this is late but hopefully still not too late. with Addictive drums 2 you need to map them out. Click on the ? mark on your far top right side of the window and youll see map window and you need to configure each pad to their own tuning. not sure if this make sense but thats what i do..

Yes it will be

THAT'S NOT MY F$%@ING TEMPO!

Lol

I think he was dragging.

No es mi puto tempo!

@@LESPossible NO HE WAS RUSHING 😂😅

As loud as you want to make it. But no, unfortunately the rims don’t make any noise

They’re about as loud as a practice pad. Nice thing about this kit is the hi hat and bass pedals don’t make hardly any noise so in an apartment setting the only real noise would be from hitting pads and cymbals.

Yep

Stubby Stubbington lmao

No. It's hard plastic. If you hit it, the regular sound gets played, but more faint than actually hitting it.

You can adjust the sound for each different pad

How can you adjust the sound of each cymbals

@@MrTonycarpets Im sorry, you can't. I mixed it up with the Nitro

Ok cheers for getting back

Nitro has bass drum tower while Turbo doesn’t. Surge is basically a bigger and more durable version of the nitro, better rack than nitro. I’d recommend the nitro, best bang for buck in my opinion.

To add on to what philosopher said, nitro has better module and is much more practical to carry than the surge. Or, you can go with the donner ded200 which has dual zone cymbals but worse built in sounds.

@@pannacottafugo7777 I ended up getting the surge then eventually upgrading the module to the command one, and upgrading the snare to the strike one. So it's kind of an alesis frankenstein but I dig it lol.

Maybe he use it back

If it's possible, i don't know how to do it. But as of right now, no.

Hi, do you still have the same problem? I was thinking into getting this kit but after reading the comments...I'm not sure if I still want it :/

@@douglasaracena19 if you want a cheap set, and your either a beginner or just need anything you want get your hands on, i say do it. If you got a pretty big budget, then get something else

10 months have passed. Did you buy this? Do you confirm the volume issue?

Which one did you choose?

Did you find this out? I’m curious as well.

2 billion

Use an external one with a mesh head and a bass pedal, providing the drum module admits it. Have the original switch pedal as a cool ash-try for the living-room. ;-)

16’ x 25’. It’s big

Have owned 2 mesh kits. The sound is very minimal. Shouldn't be problem.

For me, the foot petals are more loud due to the vibration on the floor. But some carpet and stuff on it and it shouldn't be too much of a bother

Not on this particular model, but on the Nitro mesh you can set up a Double pedal (because of the Physical Bass Drum) it's roughly $100 More expensive with a price of 399 vs. 299 for the Shown Turbo mesh

Totally untrue you can edit both the sound of the hi hat pedal to a bass and also can edit the hi hat close and open midi outs to be double bass. Dont lie to this man lol

@@DewgittyDewg how can you do that? I'm dying to know

@@jameshopkins972 not gonna drop an entire guide in the comments. But search alesis nitro double bass on here even. Many guides. Its pretty much universally the same setup. Use midi numbers of the bass drum pedal to set the hi hat pedal. Depending on software you can make any input do whatever you want. Google general midi numbers for e sets or the alesis sound numbers in tbe turbo manual to match them. Ive set my hi hat to second bass on turbo and nitro.

@@DewgittyDewg but this is for the alesis turbo

In my oppinion the Alesis Nitro is way better. And IT makes less sound

Do you do It? I try to put a tom cable to It but it dont work

Yes its possible,theres a video for it,just type alesis nitro kit double bass

Personnaly, i use the Addictive drums 2 vst that Can remap everything. It works perfectly

@@Ruoska512 it works on turbo mesh kit ?????

@@pendejadaseverywherexd4750 doesn’t

Yes plug to the mono

There's an aux in stereo minijack for that

You can but the quality is a little bad, at least with mine. But I’m not sure if the wattage matters. Perhaps that’s why mine sounds a little bad haha.

Have a sony in-ears for 9 bucks/eur/sterling/whatever. Forget about using an amp.

Yes. Use a daw for better sounds.

Yeah you need a speaker, otherwise you just gotta use headphones

Buy a cheap used solid state practice amp for electric guitar (10 watt amps). You can just plug into it via instrument cable and it will work fairly well for a very cheap price! Just don't apply any distortion/overdrive effects lol. Only go this route if you're jamming at home on a budget.

Yes, you can.

I just saw a video here in youtube how to do it.

@@theraile Can you maybe type me the link? I cant seem to find it.... :( Thank you for the reply!!

@@theraile could you drop the link? I'm trying to record with my Turbo kit and I need a tutorial lol

Yes you can

No

@@jakobzwezig6188 What you mean no? just plugin it by usb with your computer and use some vst like Ezdrummer to get some real sounds, this is like another midi instrument so yes you can!

@@futurepanther with a 1000$ computer yeh 🤣. or just buy the strike kit for 1-2k

Im pretty sure it doesnt, u can use headphone

Can I use gaming headphones?

@@hypeasy9544 any headphones with a 3mm jack thingy

You can use any headphones with a 3.5mm jack I guess

@Trey Smillie-Mattock not if you are using the right ones

What wouldn't a more advanced drummer like a about it?

@@metalheadblues the sound for one is very unreal in comparison to higher end electric kits like a roland or even a alesis nitro. Additionally, one of the challenges i identified from day one is that the pedals and particularly the kick is very sensitive. You don't get rim shots nor cross sticking.Generally the sound is very unreal in comparision to higher end kits and certain dynamics that you may want to get u simply won't with this kit. It's an excellent low budget starter kit that sells a lot and I've seen it in many small churches that are working with a budget. However, if you're going to put in the work to becoming a better drummer, don't expect this kit to react to everything you do.

@@davonmusgrave6685 Thanks for posting your comment. Have you tried it already? You say that it won't actually response to every hit I give to it?

Not bad as a fairly portable midi trigger/input kit but yeah it's mostly for easy practice I think.

This all a lie I’ve had this kit for years and it is so good I love it and not one problem

No

2 billion

No. You may be confusing turbo mesh with the nitro mesh,if you haven't then you must have heard a symbol on one of the "world percussion" kits

If you have GarageBand, just get a USB cable and just plug it in. Really easy. It uses Midi tech to place your drumming in the sequence

You can! You can use an Aux and connect it to your phone or laptop

Or Taylor Swift or Fifth Harmony.

Yes

anything works but different timber an components. generally dummers are know to use pa an amps