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Cool! BTW, if you're interested in doing this sort of thing -- 2-wire piezo buzzers from radio shack make good velocity sensitive sensors. I built an electron
by Dav3xor 17y ago
Cool!
BTW, if you're interested in doing this sort of thing -- 2-wire piezo buzzers from radio shack make good velocity sensitive sensors. I built an electronic drumset out of PVC pipe and plywood and taught myself how to play drums with it.
- tricky 17y agoIs it as simple as wiring them to a 1/4" jack and plug them into some sort of midi "drum brain", or is there more to it?
- Dav3xor 17y agoYep, that's the entirety of the circuit. This will work with any drum brain I know about (but it's been a few years since I did it, so YMMV...) This worked with an old Alesis D4 that I bought at a pawn shop. And I know it'll work with a DM5, etc etc. You can play with materials a little for the surface -- I used plywood and mousepads. Mousepads are a little soft (the traditional 3/8" thick foam rubber with a cloth backing type...), Different thicknesses of plywood affect sensitivity, etc. If there isn't enough mass, false/double triggering happens. It's a fun thing to try, and the materials are really cheap (and there are DIY drum trigger boards you can find on the internet now...)