does this connect to the alesis dm6 drum kit?
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It goes from left and right channels to USB. I used it to go from a Mackie 32 Channel Mixer to my Video Recording Computer running Windows XP
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This will work with any midi device with midi in/out. If your unit has midi ports it should work.
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Hi Pamela. I used the leads to make up a cable connecting all my drum mics directly to the mixing desk. Is that what you were asking?
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Yes, any Alesis brand cymbal will work with any alexis drum machine. As well, any trigger pad from any brand should usually work with any brand of drum machine, but in some cases, the response might be slightly off, or reversed, as the polarity of the trigger inputs is sometimes reversed in certain brands. Accordingly, the safest way to go is to use matching trigger pad and drum machine brands. But personally I have used Alexis drums with Roland drum machine, for example, two brand that use opposing polarity settings, and I've never noticed a problem. Your drum machine is the most important part of the equation when it comes to electronic drums and the DM-10 is a fine unit. Hope this helps Yes, any Alesis brand cymbal will work with any alexis drum machine. As well, any trigger pad from any brand should usually work with any brand of drum machine, but in some cases, the response might be slightly off, or reversed, as the polarity of the trigger inputs is sometimes reversed in certain brands. Accordingly, the safest way to go is to use matching trigger pad and drum machine brands. But personally I have used Alexis drums with Roland drum machine, for example, two brand that use opposing polarity settings, and I've never noticed a problem. Your drum machine is the most important... » Read More Yes, any Alesis brand cymbal will work with any alexis drum machine. As well, any trigger pad from any brand should usually work with any brand of drum machine, but in some cases, the response might be slightly off, or reversed, as the polarity of the trigger inputs is sometimes reversed in certain brands. Accordingly, the safest way to go is to use matching trigger pad and drum machine brands. But personally I have used Alexis drums with Roland drum machine, for example, two brand that use opposing polarity settings, and I've never noticed a problem. Your drum machine is the most important part of the equation when it comes to electronic drums and the DM-10 is a fine unit. Hope this helps « Show Less
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You can do a drum roll on the pads just Not with the factory drum sticks that come with the Alesis DM Lite kit.
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According to the Alesis website: "You can also connect your iPod or CD player and mix it in with the DM6's stereo input jack." (you'd need a special cable that has a male headphone jack on both ends, and these are easy to find) And you can listen to the whole mix with headphones, yes. Note that the drums are quieter than regular drums, but not silent: I can tell when my son is practicing the drums in the basement. You can't use just any amp: it has to be especially made for drums or keyboards, otherwise the amp will quickly get wrecked.
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It is the 5 pin connector. The connection is also virtually identical to that of a 5 pin MIDI cable (male connectors). Consult http://www.chauvetlighting.com/fc-w.html for general features and spcifications or http://www.chauvetlighting.com/products/manuals/FC-W_Instructions_Rev3_ML_WO.pdf for more detail and a list of compatible chauvet fixtures.
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No, it does not. This is a 1/4" connector, like a standard "instrument" cable, and matches the jack on most instrument tuners.
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Sadly no... It can only midi sync with another rc 300(Corrected) I guess it does!
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I bought one, but it would not read on my computer. You may want to purchase a newer version drum set. There might be different software out there that will make it compatible.
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Not sure, I connected the mic to my DJ numark mixer. I works fine with my mixer.
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not sure about what drums you have , my set has an input on the the drum "brain" that accepts an input from mp3,etc.
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As long as I know, I had connected from a Yamaha to a microbrute and they had trigger the sounds. Since it has a midi input it should work with it
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I would not purchase Alesis products . I have had several problems and wish I would not have wasted the money. Steer clear . Look at Roland or Yamaha instead .
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Hello Baker.... so far I've only been playing with a really great single pedal, so I haven't hooked up my double pedal to the kit yet. But, according to this link ----- Alesis DM10X Kit Premium Six-Piece Professional Electronic Drum Set ......... there doesn't seem to be a problem with using a double pedal either. I can tell you this.... the responsiveness of each drum head is superb, as well as the delicacy of each drum stroke. Therefore, I believe you will love the feedback of pedal response, even if there are two beaters sharing the same bass drum head. Hope this helps... Sincerely, Bob Hello Baker.... so far I've only been playing with a really great single pedal, so I haven't hooked up my double pedal to the kit yet. But, according to this link ----- Alesis DM10X Kit Premium Six-Piece Professional Electronic Drum Set ......... there doesn't seem to be a problem with using a double pedal either. I can tell you this.... the responsiveness of each drum head is superb, as well as the delicacy of each drum stroke. Therefore, I believe you will love the feedback of pedal response, even if there are two beaters sharing... » Read More Hello Baker.... so far I've only been playing with a really great single pedal, so I haven't hooked up my double pedal to the kit yet. But, according to this link ----- Alesis DM10X Kit Premium Six-Piece Professional Electronic Drum Set ......... there doesn't seem to be a problem with using a double pedal either. I can tell you this.... the responsiveness of each drum head is superb, as well as the delicacy of each drum stroke. Therefore, I believe you will love the feedback of pedal response, even if there are two beaters sharing the same bass drum head. Hope this helps... Sincerely, Bob « Show Less
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If you are using the drum samples that come included on the USB drive that ships with the unit, the answer is NO. Those are static drum samples at certain bpm time signatures that can only be imported. If however you are using the onboard drum machine on the unit, the answer is YES. It behaves very similar to a standalone drum machine like the alesis sr16, in that you can control the time signature and bpm for each drum track you create. Keep in mind that the drum sounds are "just ok", mothing really spectacularly professional sounding. But they sound alright when you process with onboard eq, compression and effects and if nothing else its great for scratch padding and laying down ideas. Hope that helps
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Via Alesis; (YES)"Inputs and Outputs The Alesis DM10 module has 12 trigger inputs, perfect for creating custom configurations. You can use it with virtually all drum and cymbal pads and acoustic drum triggers thanks to easy-to-configure trigger settings. The DM10 also has full MIDI implementation so if 12 trigger inputs aren't enough to accommodate your giant setup, just add the Trigger"iO (sold separately) and keep adding on with 10 more inputs!"