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Thanks for the rundown on the DIY pads. :) btw, I briefly tried the hi-hat of low-end Yamaha kit recenlty. It seemed to have quite a number of graduations of half-open-ness. I'm not sure how all that information would be transferred by a trigger. I'd imagine that the brain/sampler would have to...

Now that's a quiet rehearsal. Executivos, would you care to elaborate on how you built your digital pads? Or maybe point to the web site that might describe it. I'd be also interested on how you go with half-open hi-hat sounds. Regards, rathpy

I think the unit we want is a "Trigger-to-MIDI Converter". Look for that phrase on http://www.harmony-central.com/Drums/EDW/Articles/MIDI-Introduction.html It's the same principal as a dumb keyboard controller (no built-in sounds), but you need inputs that take the signals from your trigger...

Thanks fellers I suppose if I were to stop whinging for a moment, and be objective about it, I could add the following to Lopp’s list: (i) Buy only established makes/models that are almost universally regarded as high quality, especially if you’re unfamiliar in a particular area. The ‘net can...

I'd love to know where these types of units are too.

When you buy and listen to good quality gear more and more, your ears sharpen and improve. As a consequence, you become more discerning (in other words, picky). Agreed? Alright then, here comes the muddy question… If you haven’t yet used that (potentially) superior product much before, then how...

trebles, From what I can make out, you got ripper deal, even on the RNC's (,considering that everything is dearer in Australia. eg. RNC's list at $529au or ~$265usd). Good haggling! Regards, rathpy

trebles, If you don't mind me asking, from where did you get those Mackie montitors @~$2,000-AU ??? (RP $3,200-AU). Regards, rathpy