Thank you so much for the kind words. Glad this is helping ya! The tape is gaff tape I put there so that during a gig when they black the stage out or the lighting is super dark I can still see the edge of the SPD haha

@@TimBuell Great Idea Gaff Tape. Hmmmm!

I appreciate this so much! Thanks for your kindness.

Glad it helped!

Drew - SO glad to hear that. Pumped this stuff is hitting home with ya!

Glad ya dig it Adam!

That's very kind Greg. I appreciate that!

Glad to hear it!

Anytime! Thanks for watching.

I do - but none for download haha. Sorry! The reason is a lot of the samples I've collected over the years are from sample packs I've purchased or artists I've worked with and I can't pass those around without permission.

Hey Todd! I believe I mention that in this video here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nbB_qqSf2si6pYE.html If not, feel free to reach out to me via the contact form on my site and I'll get you the help you need!

@@TimBuell Tim, thanks for pointing that out. I just watched and found that very helpful. Can you do a dedicated video on the Kit Effects versus Master Effects. Example: have camera on the screen itself showing how you navigate to kit effects, how you apply it to go through the master versus sub and phones. Show how you take Fx1 and route through specific pads versus Fx2 routing through other pads. And then can you walk through screens of the effects themselves and what each of the changes to a given effect do? No one's covered in this depth. Again, your videos are really helpful. Can you also do a video on mixing in a click. Do you pan right or left or have it centered? And then can you do one on your own personal monitor mix when you're playing a full kit? What percent in your mix is bass versus electric versus vocals and keys. Do you leverage panning in your mix? What do *you* like in your personal mix? For your own kit, how much of your kit do you feed through that mix? I have a lot of ideas ;)

Yep! Unfortunately that is a defect/oversight in the design. Kinda a bummer - I just always assign things to those pads that don’t require any dynamics or finesse haha

Everything in this video is from the stock sounds provided by Roland

Not sure. I think there is a limit (maybe 64 GB?)

Double firing and ghost notes are a threshold/sensitivity issue. To get a more realistic feel (with ghost notes) you need to lower the sensitivity threshold for the pads (which you can do in the SPD-SX settings). The double edge sword is that lowering the sensitivity will make double firing more frequent and/or easy to do. So you kinda have to pick your poison.

4 GB - and it has always been enough for me. Especially if you do full back ups for certain artists and just load different full back ups for each person you work with.

Hey! Great question. I have a few videos on the channel that cover that topic: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ps-BgrGdqL26g2g.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iNh_gqdj28jUl6c.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ftZnaNp8vrOummg.html

@@TimBuell oh thank you so much

I think there are 300 sounds that come with the Roland, and you can load on whatever other sounds you want. I think the SPD-SX is a GREAT tool for live performance.

@@TimBuell Thank you for your valuable reply.

Could you please show the screen up close,thank you.