Playing at my Roland TD6

[Amunso]

Hello everybody out there, Iam just gonna show you some of my drum things here, hope you will like it, and enjoy. Have a nice day

My sound is not the best here, but it work`s :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywd2JnaukTA

[Drummer Karl]

Damn! You are groovy! =)
Hey, seriously...keep it up mate, that sounded great! (You sounded great, the sound quality of that tape was OK). Really loved all the clean strokes and the nice fill-ins. Good timing aswell!

have a good time, too.

Karl

[Amunso]

Hello drummer karl!

Thank you for the comment, yeah, I know that sound is not to good. Gonna try to do better sound in my next vido of drumming.

See you

[Stevesmithfan]

Very cool, I love that song. Your groove is nice considering you did that on an E. Kit.

[caprisun3484]

i agree with the post before me pretty nice groove but wouldn't get way better on an acoustic kit
also got kinda got a little boring after a while because it was pretty repetitive

[Drummer Karl]

Hello drummer karl!

Thank you for the comment, yeah, I know that sound is not to good. Gonna try to do better sound in my next vido of drumming.

See you

Hey, here would be a way to get good quality:

You play with your song as usual but this time you record with your TD-6 module AND with the camera.
After recording you take the high-quality ausio recording from the TD-6 module, put it into Cubase.

Then you put the tune you played along with also into Cubase and sync it.

Finally you mix-down it and put it with your video you made into Windows Movie Maker and sync the high-quality sound recording with the video (which has no sound logically).

Mhhhh, can you understand? :-)

Karl

[Amunso]

Thank you, Karl! I gonna try this next time. Hope it will be better then. Yes, I think understand. See you around

Hey, here would be a way to get good quality:

You play with your song as usual but this time you record with your TD-6 module AND with the camera.
After recording you take the high-quality ausio recording from the TD-6 module, put it into Cubase.

Then you put the tune you played along with also into Cubase and sync it.

Finally you mix-down it and put it with your video you made into Windows Movie Maker and sync the high-quality sound recording with the video (which has no sound logically).

Mhhhh, can you understand? :-)

Karl

[Drummer Karl]

Thank you, Karl! I gonna try this next time. Hope it will be better then. Yes, I think understand. See you around

The sound quality should be like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yp42UpnwDU
Just to give you an idea...of course the music will be different. ;-)

Karl