Understanding trigger parameters
Many drummers believe that unlike acoustic drums, electronic kits need no ‘tuning’ and are ready to play when switched on. Alas, this is not the case: modules are shipped with generic settings designed for stock pads and cymbals – and a “default” playing style. The more advanced the module, the more these settings can differ – and this can impact significantly on the playability of the kit because the various parameters affect the accurate detection of hits and their translation to sounds. We break down the various parameters to help dial in the kit to your playing style. Threshold: Threshold is one of the fundamental trigger settings in an electronic drum module. It determines the minimum force required to […]