Review and demo of my new Roland HandSonic HPD-20 when used as a full drum kit substitute. I show hi-hat and cymbal swell examples along with basic rhythm grooves and a few fills. A gratuitous Star Wars reference is included.
To add some missing details, the snare edit I talked about was to layer the wood snare as sound 1 and wood snare rim as sound 2, with VELO Fade at 60, that gives a soft ghost note sound underneath, and a strong snare crack when you hit it hard.
I set the sensitivity to fingers for the whole kit, the smaller pads have the sensitivity turned way up, 8-10 on most of them. Bigger pads seem to do ok at 4 or 5. The point was to make it playable with a very light touch to save my hands and wrists.
The open hat pad is set to curve LOUD2, with it's volume set to sit nicely within rest of the kit.
The layout is a modified version of the Roland factory kit #4.
My speaker is a QSC-K10 which packs quite a punch, a great speaker really helps with e-drums.
EDIT: I watched this video recently, and I said I had the HPD-20 for one day, negative, meant one month. It took 30 days to develop the muscle memory with the fingers and dial in the kit.
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