Awesome drumming on this one man! I love the mix of SD3 with the module sounds. I actually just recorded something similar, will premiere it tomorrow!

EFNOTE 3X Sounds Amazing Mike!!!!!!!

The blend sounds really really good. If you’re not hearing much difference, listen to this video through a decent set of headphones. Depth!

🔥that clap! Killin it!

YES!!!! Have mercy Michael!!

the best version I have ever heard of this song

Big D... little ope. Dope. Get it Mike!

really cool A B demo. Playing was….. obviously great !

amazing playing and that kit puts other e-drums to shame!

Great arrangement!

Very nice playing. You don't really see beats that combine the hi-hat and ride too often. I think those were more popular back in the fusion days. Very cool. 👊🏻🥁

Man this made me MOVE!!! Sweet playing man, and great sounding kit!

Awesome 👏

Low key, I also have Superior Drummer 3 but can not get it to sound as good as the built in Efnote module sounds! lol

So cool! Go Mike!!!!

I have the EFNote 5x which I really love but they really need to additional more sounds to the library. That s the weakness point of this edrums. No bar chimes,lack of nice cow Bell sounds, need more snare drums sounds, more splash and china cymbales, additional stack cymbals sounds....etc that would be fantastique because the EFNote sounds really great!

I just bought a 3x, I'm waiting for it to arrive. I picked up a mac book pro as I want to use SD or it's cheaper brother. Could you go into a bit more detail how you have that kit set up? Particularly the connection to the mac and any hardware/software you're using.

I have the same choke issues another user mentioned here in the comments, too - I can choke the crash and ride cymbals using the “lower choke threshold” and “single choke mode” functions in Superior Drummer 3, but I can’t choke splashes and chinas if I put those on the rims of those same cymbals, and in Superior Drummer 2, I can’t choke at all, which I could do on Roland. Aside from that, my bass drum has double-triggering issues, specifically when playing with the right foot (specifically with Superior Drummer, not so much with the built-in module sounds). Messing with the threshold, sensitivity, and/or velocity curve in the Efnote 3X drum module does not prevent this. I’ve been using the same Superior Drummer 3 preset (with layered one-shot samples on the bass drum and a Tama Speed Cobra double-bass pedal) on my old Roland TD-9 without problems. If I briefly had double-triggering issues on the Roland TD-9, the options available in the module menu allowed me to fix those. Not so for the Efnote 3X. Aside from the module, the main difference is that the Efnote 3X has a mesh-head bass drum with a beater patch, whereas the Roland TD-9 had a bass drum more reminiscent of the Efnote 3 (softer, smaller, only containing a single trigger). Any ideas would be much appreciated.

I just got a 3x kit and love it. But someone isn’t using the stock snare. I might have to do the same. Haha. It’s the one thing that’s been a bit weird so far. The 12” one just feels a little small. Works great though.

Thinking about getting the 3x, I am more of a hard rock/metal type drummer and nowadays will only use the drums for practicing as I don’t play out anymore. I wanted to know what it means when it says “efnote 3x does not support the crash 1 cup when the Tim 4 is used” One of the reasons I was also looking at the Alesis Strike Pro SE is because they have the 3rd crash cymbal, would I be able to put another cymbal on the kit and is it an easy process to do if you can?

Thank you for sharing. I just bought the EFNOTE 3x and am using Superior Drummer 3. The default EFNOTE Map preset does not allow for choke on cymbals, and the hihat is also not very natural. Could you please share how you set up the mapping in Superior Drummer? Thank you very much and I look forward to your response!