Are you able to adjust the sensitivity of the mesh head trigger? I bought a nitro kick pad which sort of works but i have since learnt the whole switch/sensor difference and the way the tubo module works. So, you could pick up just about any 14 or 16 cymbal as long as it uses a piezo and use it.
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Changing the settings made the cymbals too unresponsive to be useful. I took the cymbals apart to try different resistors, to try to tame them that way, but not with much luck. The original dm6 module (108 sounds) had a kick type.
The new alesis mesh drum heads includes an added physical knob to adjust the sensitivity of the piezo.
I'm not a drummer but have an alesis strike multipad to record. Is there a small box that can convert the switch and work with nitro or the only solution. Kick 2 (ring) as function = trigger,input type = switch. Will the alesis nitro eliminate the double.
Unfortunately, the nitro mesh does not recognize these types of switches. My basic question is can i simply. Then after some readings i learned that it is a piezo and a switch and not dual piezos. In the module, you will configure kick 1 (tip) as function=trigger,input type = piezo.
After setting everything up, i noticed that my kick pad sensitivity had to be really high compared to other pads.
It was also triggering when i would. The nitro max module does not have additional articulations/samples for tom rims or for edge and bell which are typically the 2nd/3rd zone on a cymbal and are switch type. There are different ways to. The turbo kick pedal (or dmhat) is switch type for head (tip).switch type triggers are normally on the ring.
The kick type toggle* sets the module to receive either a switch signal or pad signal from a kick trigger in order to play a sound. 16 vs 3 to 5 for all others. Having trouble finding a trigger for kick that won't double trigger.
