Is it possible to trigger the bell of a ride cymbal? (for instance, play alternating between the bell and the boll/rim parts of a cymbal)
75806
Yes, it's possible if you set up a trigger area for the bell in the drum kit setup. A few preset kits come with it by default; however, if there's one you want to add it to, you can make your own to add it along with any other extra drum/cymbal hit articulation triggers you may want (E.G. Ride or hi-hat shaft/drum rim click/cymbal choke/etcetera).
75807
Good Question. I haven't tried it but if you go to the website you'll get a quicker response.
28109
It works on vibration, so the sound you hear when the cymbal is struck will be amplified based on those vibrations. It will just make that clack louder unless digitally modified. If that is the sound you are looking for then sure, it should work fine as long as it stays clamped properly. Just make sure you clamp it someplace that will not interfere with the vibrations you are looking to amplify.
843420
Depends on the type of bell. I was able to put a horn on my grandson's, didn't try a bell.
1083718
No. Like most banjos, you will need to fasten the strap to the brackets around the head of the banjo. Utilizing different combinations of bracket locations, you can fine tune the balance of the instrument while standing or sitting.
1900865
All inputs are dual trigger accept for the ride which is actually triple trigger for ride, bell, and edge (crashing). You can also make the dual triggers into 2 single trigger pads as well. It's quite a deal for the money. The only downside is that Alesis drum modules tend to ghost trigger if you set the threshold too low. I recommend a setting of 5 of greater to eliminate this problem.
1702763
One time my son played drum set and the high pitch sound of cymbal triggered the glass breaker sensor nearby. You can try cymbal or a piece of metal sheet to generate high pitch sound as a tester.
1237336
It has one extra input for expansion. I added an additional cymbal and boom arm. Just assign what you want the trigger to do i.e. cymbal, kick, snare or whatever sound you want from the module.
1323709
You must use a computer or record a loop/track and play along. The controller dial can be used to select sounds during a song but it takes a little time to make the change since the dial is located at the bottom of the controller. If you want to use sat three or four different sounds you build a new file which when open can be dialed in, up or down to get the sequence. I use a radial splitter and two volume pedals so I can blend the fishman vst and the guitar
711954
Yes it's possible but you would need 2 horn relays. Plus it would probably sound weird.
131073
There is a tone button and a separete shock button. So you can choose which function you would like to use.
1822732
The effects pedal does NOT have a spring in it. That allows you to set variables (freq,, repeats, speeds) for the different voicings and effects. It is how it should be. You wouldn't want to be performing and have to concentrate on continually resetting your effects pedal.
837972
Yes.. there is a feature in up/low key for player who can adjust different level of tone.
337350
Yes, you can add toms and cymbals, it has two additional inputs, but you van add more if you want if you don't use for example the bell sound on the ride or rhe rims on the toms. For this you need to use a Y splitter and assign the sound on the module
1319379
You can buy another pedal and daisy chain it for double bass or buy a kick pad if you have a double. Don't think you can add another hi-hat pedal but you can make rims into remote hi-hats.
2134351
I don't have a banjo. I don't see why not; it's just like tuning a drum head.
1199727
I believe it can---however, I can't use this as I can barely hear the bell/ring-----wish I could be more helpful!
1744580
Yes you can, it has skip forward and backward buttons to switch between songs.