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Howdy Guy. Subscribing to this thread. I am also interested better captures at our practice studio. I'll find some good/bad/ugly examples as well if I can.

Good job!

PULL!!!

I have one and used it a few times on a combo amp. Love the idea you can wrap the cable around the handle and let the mic hang in front. The recording is upside down though... ?

Totally mixed results IMHO. Give some a try, but do not expect perfectly clean isolated tracks.

Sounds awesome!

Well that's interesting... Go for it...

Same with guitar players. Not a concern with digital drums.

Yup, no worries. If I were to get back into drumming, the killer thing would be mesh heads, velocity sense, choke cymbals etc. If it is an experiment, then entry level is cool, but still... go mesh heads. That will make you way more comfy if presented with a real kit...

Yamaha makes some good stuff too...

No worries. I am in no way suggesting that the links provided are what should happen. I am unfamiliar with both of those models. Just suggesting points based on experience (I was a drummer in a band before becoming a guitarist) and know what I'd like to buy were I to replace my TD-7

OK, well that will be "entry level" at this point. Not the end of the world, but maybe something like this? https://reverb.com/item/82614426-roland-td-1dmk-v-drum-kit-mesh-pads Would need to research the details though...

Not saying this is a good price, as I don't know. But this is an example of what I'm talking about... https://reverb.com/item/79501060-roland-td-12k-bk-2002-2004-black Next thing is cymbals. You want/need cymbals you can choke, and by that I mean smashing the crash cymbal and being able to...

Many years ago I bought a set of Roland TD-7. All of the pads are rubber. This was the norm for years. Now there are "mesh" heads/pads of varying sizes. These are the way to go because they have a much more natural feel compared to the rubber pads. Then of course "size" matters. The...

Bummer. Can you ask Moto support?

What I saw is... Q : Does Motorola Moto E20 support USB OTG to sync files? A : No, Motorola Moto E20 does not supports USB OTG.

Loved it, nicely done sir!

If you require USB OTG, then it's not going to work. Does the interface need USB OTG? https://latestmobilefaq.com/motorola-moto-e20-faqs-nfc-4k-camera-ois-usb-otg/