Roland TD-9 Module user reviews ( 8/10) - 10 user reviews

• 11/04/08

  Audiofanzine FR's review

  Overall Opinion

  (Originally written by achka/translated from Audiofanzine FR)
  
  
  
  I replaced my DTXPLORER with a TD9KX 2 weeks ago. With headphones: super sound and very comfortable pads. With a P.A. system: great punch, kick and toms with a full sound... In short, I'm ecstatic (except maybe for the metronome which started up on its own during two songs) Each kit can be edited (sound, drum depth, volume, damping, reverb, etc.)!
  
  The sound module is user-friendly, the demo songs are very good, the rack is quite stable and the cymbal holders integrated in the rack reduce vibrations a lot.
  
  
  
  It carries a hefty price tag but I think it's worth the money!!!!!!
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• 01/09/11

  RICHARD 67's review ( translated ) Improve this translation " Excellent value for money"

  Overall Opinion

  Hello,
  
  I bought this drumkit in September 2008, is a childhood dream realized for 44 years.
  
  Being younger (14 years) I had the opportunity to play several times on the farm my brother who was a drummer in a band, it goes without saying that it was an acoustic drum, not electronics.
  
  Knowing it was impossible to have an acoustic drum home without getting into trouble neighborhood, I bought a TD9-K.
  
  I like the touch pads, different sounds and especially the connection to play MP3 tunes on her.
  
  I changed some sounds to bring them to my liking and I'm having a good.
  
  For recreational use, I find this excellent drumkit for the asking price.
  
  If I had more money, I might have bought the TD9KX for pads with "skin" closer to reality but I do not regret my purchase of the TD9-K.
  
  Rolande yours
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• 09/01/10

  babas3d's review ( translated ) Improve this translation

  Overall Opinion

  Hello,
  
  
  
  I have this drumkit for 2 years.
  
  
  
  I use it as an interface to control BFD2 MIDI. Indeed, the original sounds are good but really nothing to do with software quality expander.
  
  
  
  I changed the bass drum pad with a bass drum sound triggée (do not worry it's a drum kit very low end of that time almost 20 years), the pad really making too much noise and unpleasant the touch. And suddenly my drumkit has put on weight:).
  
  I also changed the charley VH-11 by a much more intuitive and efficient than the whole pedal + pad (which became a sudden crash of a splash or two depending on the kit used).
  
  The snare was also changed to that from the last model TD20.
  
  I added a MultiPad to capture my Alesis drum pad roland me used to control various sounds (cowbell, another bass drum, bass drum even using the same MIDI note) and drive many other sounds.
  
  
  
  You can see various objections to these additions but this is the only way I found to not ruin me even more of a blow. And surely I could find a cheaper solution but at the time I did not see better.
  
  
  
  So basically it's a good kit that can serve as a base but which is very limited in use, unfortunately.
  
  
  
  To complement and enhance my drumkit I would need a bigger rack accepting my GC by 20 inches (not Roland), the module I used almost exclusively MIDI module (which can be chained to another module, the TMC-6 example to increase the number of entries).
  
  
  
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• 08/16/10

  Joeymil's review ( translated ) Improve this translation " Not great for the price!"

  Overall Opinion

  I have this drumkit for the past 2 years and very well and I quite agree with the view of messiah, its still a real pleasure to play with the music already recorded and options quil ya, but does try not to compound and play on your bug as muqie gogo sound! decale music is nothing homogenous with what we want, we can not modulated sound as if he wants to share a need to reinvest in the south (and the price of your drumkit back even more) then all that to say that this bat and really excellent except when you want and composed mainly modulated, apart from that proposed in the sound are pretty good there are plenty of combinations to do, it's really changed all we can really adopted style music, rock, like jazz, Indian, Latin, African, variety and sound really good especially with headphones! because with the amp I found really made boff. finally ending up in 2010 and it still happens and has to sell something for the money and not to satisfy the customer. if you know the stuff to create his own sound module or a sign to me =)
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• 04/22/10

  eddeanthem's review ( translated ) Improve this translation

  Overall Opinion

  I use it for 8 months.
  
  
  
  I tried to actually explore the yamaha dt 3 (I think), the TD12 and TD20 (just for fun because very expensive).
  
  
  
  What I like:
  
  the sound quality (unlike the previous review) and 50 presets allow users to create multiple sets depending on the style (for me, rock, pop, metal and triphop). You can adjust the reverb of each sound, the volume ...
  
  
  
  the touch pads (mesh skin) very nice and true to an acoustic.
  
  
  
  single side use.
  
  
  
  being able bnacher a USB key and then playing with samples.
  
  
  
  I dislike:
  
  nothing except that I just put myself in the double pedal and there's a fair bit on the bass drum pad, too small for my taste. It aut change to adopt the same as the TD12.
  
  
  
  recording, direct connect is by seeing it wrong, it is better to plug into a PA and then transplanted with microphones.
  
  
  
  To summarize, at 2000 €, hard to find both acoustic in my opinion ... excellent for work at home and even for the concerts, it allows for many possibilities.
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• 01/23/10

  Le_Messie's review ( translated ) Improve this translation

  Overall Opinion

  I think we did a lot of chatter around the Roland drum machines, I've never understood why and that's not what TD-9 module that will change things. To be clear:
  
  
  
  Positive:
  
  
  
  - Module relatively intuitive (normal because it has very limited functions)
  
  - Some good sounds pretty good
  
  - USB connection
  
  - Quality of the snare pad
  
  - Recognizes pretty well wraps (provided you have the best pads ...)
  
  
  
  Negative:
  
  
  
  - Connectivity extremely small
  
  - Many sounds unnecessary and ill-
  
  - Too little sound
  
  - Too few adjustments
  
  - Price prohibitive
  
  - Rack understudied
  
  
  
  Let's be clear, the TD9 is not a bad module, but it is not worth its price. And I do not even talk about the total scam if you buy the complete kit (there is that the snare pad which is good): rack far too little, too flexible, especially for poorly studied cymbals hihat pedal poor quality bass drum pad is too narrow. Since there is virtually no output (PHONES and L / R), impossible to make out individualized. The volume is too low headphone output.
  
  
  
  Ergonomics is certainly pretty good, but that's normal since the menus are very small (like everything else). There are around 500 sounds good but whose party is pathetic (including GC, CC, let alone electronic sounds rotten), while some are quite correct including cymbals. You can adjust the muzzles, pitch, and not much else apart from a few basic effects reverb.
  
  
  
  Bof bof bof so frankly this module is absolutely no investment, but mind you, it's the same every time Roland, unless you pay (too) expensive for the high end. As owner of a Yamaha DTXTREME (first generation), there is no photo, the Yamaha sounds much more varied, much better, especially with the possibility of setting monstrous. Not part of all inputs and outputs available, click quality, ergonomics also with the pots on the front that avoids going through 50 menus to change a volume ...
  
  
  
  I think that only fans of Roland will be stupid enough to buy it (and yet, fans will surely better module). Better pick up a used DTXTREME II, we see a lot now that the III is released. Me working a lot in the studio, the choice is quickly made ... Nothing can be done with a TD9! If you're new drumkit, take as a module or even an older generation DTXpress rotten, at least you do not ruin you for anything. My DTXTREME still has good days ahead of him: thousands of sounds, parameters virtually infinite, matchless connectivity ... A word ...
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• 06/03/08

  havane's review ( translated ) Improve this translation

  Overall Opinion

  Model TD-9K
  
  - How long have you use it? 2 months
  
  
  
  - What is so special that you like most and least?
  
  most: diversity and quality of sounds and kits, the backing tracks varied and of good quality recorded by a real band. the ability to program their own kit. Scalability and ability to up-grade kit ...
  
  minimum: Some problems that may be triggering annoying when for example we play simultaneously on the g box, the snare and crash. The cymbal does not fire forever. And as a rule, in certain combinations the cymbal does not fire frankly. Momentum a féblarde the volume must almost always be pushed back (at least for a headphone) Some additional I / O would have been welcome, but hey that's not bad.
  
  
  
  - Have you tried many other models before buying it?
  
  Yes, Td-12, 6 & 3, Yamaha DTXPRESS 4 ... In fact, I hesitated a lot with it because the sound quality is very good. Deplus this kit comes with an extra cymbal and a hi-hat with the pedal, the Yamaha Team is nicer than Roland at this level but also slightly more expensive.
  
  
  
  - How would you rate the quality / price?
  
  Correct.
  
  
  
  - With experience, you do again this choice? ...
  
  Probably yes. because the td-9 is a newer model not so expensive and scalable allowing the addition of the elements of its "big sister t 12 and 20" as the VH-11, the cymbals and the large mesh pads ...
  
  Compared to the 4 DTXPRESS finally I gave the advantage to the td-9k for the reasons mentioned above + because of the meshed skin intercheangables at a lower cost in case of wear of the system + VH-11 is a bit + more realistic design with simple colors.
  
  
  
  So one big black spot: some problems trigger. Otherwise it is in my opinion the mid-range contained one of the most compromise the market today.

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• 04/20/08

  Eyrithan's review ( translated ) Improve this translation

  Overall Opinion

  Rcent owner of a TD9 KX I prcise Premire it's my drumkit, and although still m'tant INTERESTED percussion, I practice a great beginners!
  
  
  
  How long have you use it?
  
  For 1 week.
  
  
  
  What is the particular feature you like best and least?
  
  Assets:
  
  1. The skin mesh extremely enjoyable compartment plastic pads (any brand). We can rgler tension skins, but with no preferences for the moment I left the factory rglage.
  
  2. The ergonomics of the stand, his esthtisme, its stability and modularity. For my size (1.72 m) I had no problem to install DIFFERENT lments my convenience. As I play prfre dcrois I install the left and the Crash Ride right without big problems (there is enough wire, even if it is trslg rately tense).
  
  3. The module is very simple to use. We're in the bathroom 2 times 3 movements and I plussoie Previous notices about it. I just used the manual to see the exact format for saving files. WAV to go to the music without drumkit rcuprs on the web in MP3 via USB key (direct connection to the module). By the way it is possible that some former cls USB are not recognized. A 1 GB gnrique could never be DTECT, while two others for my cls (128 MB and 2 GB) recognition Has IMMEDIATE.
  
  4. Intgr 50 songs cover a wide range of styles DIFFERENT, probably where you will find happiness. FINALLY the songs sound with "real" instruments, not like the type MIDI (I dtest! Even those of G ***** 5 PRO are not convincing my opinion). Although we can remove some sr instruments Obviously the drumkit to accompany everything with a style more or less hsitant
  
  5. Function Scope: prcdemment said as it is right to correct our rate card, for each element of the drumkit. Everything is clear, with a Zoom (prcis more visual, but more Reduces note range) or DZoom (inverse) of a step from the initial display.
  
  6. The rglage DIFFERENT lments of the drumkit (w cymbals, bass drum pad type etc ...) seems trs friendly even if for now I'm me COIL, UN srieusement not.
  
  
  
  Cons:
  
  1. I t tonn of low power sound of cymbals. Although not of exprience in the Contents lments I think some (like the snare) are better rendered in the volume in relation to each other than say cymbals (ride and crash) . This may be a rglage do, but as said prcdemment, I have not had time to look for a prs. Prcise I feel that this is not due to the headphone: I have a monitoring headphones ****** P 800 which I think he filled his office perfectly. As such I used to dpart headphone closed for wireless MUCH TV or PC games, but j'tais have to turn up the bottom (on the module and the headphone !) to have made an "almost correct". With the monitoring headphones, ds half volume, the impressions of power are indeed with the quality of his too! Half the volume any more, I do not want to gun down my ears 34 years
  
  EDIT: After a few SETTING THE I got to have volume rendering as expected. Rsultat impeccable '
  
  2. heuuu ... I l sche for 5 min. EDIT: not anymore. I confirm that the noise impact on the hi-hat, cymbals and bass drum especially can quickly become a source of dsagrments for the company or the neighbors. All dpend the thickness of the walls, floor type and good sound insulation sr ...
  
  
  
  Have you tried many other models before acqurir?
  
  Just the TD3 and TD6, with only the snare skin mesh. Toms pads disposed me ds Premire strikes the wrists and threatened to an DPOS Pravis of grve for infinite duration. My t tests were relatively short (just 1 / 4 of an hour each), and therefore unreliable for comparison prcises.
  
  
  
  How do you report qualitprix?
  
  Trs good. For beginners like me it's more than enough.
  
  
  
  Exprience with, you will do again this choice?
  
  To edit later, but for now I am fully satisfied the drumkit. A real rgal!
  
  
  
  Note: I made ​​the order on a German site trs experienced users of this site powered speakers The MA BOX 1520 MKII for my sound to TD9. I saw that there was an open topic on the forum, I'll post my impressions 1ST.

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• 04/08/08

  Don_Will's review ( translated ) Improve this translation

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  SUPPLEMENT: charley c true that means a little but be careful as the sound of the bass drum pad and the vibration in the ground and the wall, I will try with a carpet spcial ....... ...... unless you have information to give me
  
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  How long have you use it?
  
  
  
  3 days
  
  
  
  What is the particular feature you like best and least?
  
  
  
  personally, I broke my piggy bank and bought the TD 9 KX, and mesh skins .... so cool ...
  
  
  
  Have you tried many other models before acqurir?
  
  
  
  Yes: Roland HD 1; TD 3KW, 6KW TD, TD 9K, 12K TD, AND DT Yamaha DTEXPLORER XTREM I think .... Ben said there's no .... roland is above even with a 3 TD, 12 TD's good is excellent but 1000 euro more than the TD 9KX, made rflchir ....
  
  
  
  How do you report qualitprix?
  
  
  
  CHRE but so effective .... is the price to pay if we want to have an efficient gear for this kind of drums do not quite hange the first months of 1000 euro even a c incvestissement all the same.
  
  
  
  Exprience with, you will do again this choice? ...
  
  
  
  I would NOT buy the TD of the c 20 but expensive, of course I would do the same choice .... Appointment in some time for an upgrade to me ... lol

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• 04/05/08

  la.boulanderie's review ( translated ) Improve this translation

  Overall Opinion

  I possde the new Roland electronic drums, the TD-9 for several days. This is my electronic drum Premire even if it is many months that I tried regularly. The models I have always prfr Roland other brands, history of feeling. The TD-9 is a good compromise for me between the high end (TD-12 / TD-20) unaffordable to the report of my qualities and ambitions of drummers and low-end MODELS HD1 / TD3 and TD6 that I felt limited in sounds.
  
  The special is the 50 kits INTERESTED module that offers a good range of sounds DIFFERENT (Acoustic, Jazz, brush, rock, funk ,...). It is not worth the virtual batteries (I shall return), but it is enjoyable and varied enough to not get bored. There are always idiots expensive mixes Kits Roland with voices and sounds weird but good has his kids can have fun for 5 minutes.
  
  The possibility of revolutions of the machine are apprciables. It is a form to add a ride pedals V12 dclenchement triple (three sounds on the same cymbal instead of the two basic). The hi-hat can be replaced by a V11 MODEL for those who want to keep a subtle CONTRL semi open positions. Personally I play left foot as fairly open closed limit positions me well enough.
  
  The snare loop is really enjoyable (as always with Roland). + Reduces the size that requires a traditional snare drum game + prcis but trainer. Those who will miss the skin may hit the circle. They then ride dclencheront whose volumes are slightly lev in basic kits but can be arranged.
  
  As for the modules is tom PD8, a classic Roland. It's okay but not forcment trs sensual in terms of hits.
  
  
  
  The installation of the drumkit is very easy. In just 30 minutes dballe silent install and play prt. The systems are easy to rglages, strong and effective.
  
  
  
  Finally, the module is extremely simple to use. I barely opened the manual. This is great it is in English. Those who want the French version can be found on the website of Roland.
  
  The selection of kits is easy. The rglage lments of the kit too. We can work on the stamps and the tuning of fts and cymbals. We can not intervene on the depth or the matrial of fts as the TD12 and 20.
  
  We can register, but it is not a vritable sequencer.
  
  There accompaniment program to allow for fun that are pretty cool. IDAL is to s'chauffer. Finally Scope function allows you to view if you play on time or cot. If you are not likely it's a good learning tool. In my case, it seems that I tend to play a lgre ahead of time.
  
  
  
  The point ngatif me but it's the same in all models is the noise dsagrable plastic sticks on the pads. You have to play with headphones to the sound if it donf pnible. Neighbors prfreront the headphone but I'm sure you can not play the night forcment your spouse may prparer you faster than your suitcase Pipelines Limited.
  
  
  
  Apart from a few small default inhrent MODEL mid-range, the ratio quality price is excellent. I will not go against the dbat electronic sound that does not really make sense. This is another concept used with another final.
  
  For me, the goal is to use this drumkit on a sequencer to record the drum parts to keep a human impulse and the amliorer thanks to the possibilities of IT.
  
  For this, the MIDI connections and rglages trs simple. You connect, you open the page assigned sounds. You hit the pad you want and you rgler assign the note you want. So the limitations of the module in terms of sounds are no longer a problem. You can bnficier of excellent drum sounds III or other software equivalents.
  
  Through this kind of software you can get spares for output pad and Exceeds the limit of the two outputs Stereo Module.
  
  But for those who are not IT sector, it Yadji what to do with the module itself. The cymbals are well rgls trs from the strike force and sound right away.

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