First, thanks for all the complements.
Second, I just got this thing a week ago, and I'm still tweaking everything there is to tweak (physical setup, sound presets, mixes, ect.) since I'm still so new to it all.
I ran it through the PA at the gig and I honestly have no idea how it sounded to the audience because there was only two monitors for the entire band, and I never got a chance to have someone else sit in on the kit while I wander out into the house. So while I could sorta hear them playing through the speakers, it was soft, and I just had to make the assumption that the sound guy knew what he was doing. I do plan on getting my own amp soon though.
Also, I did have issues with crosstalk at first, but I turned the sensitivity down and the threshold waaay up, and I haven't had any problems since.
As for whether I like the mix of electro and acoustic, all I can say right now is that it's all completely new to me; judgement day is still a ways off. I'm not used to having so many things to hit on my left-hand side, so there's that whole issue of getting comfortable with a new physical setup. Then there's the issue of constantly changing the sounds (there's 1,024 to choose from) and not remembering what's where. That piece of paper you see sitting on my snare drum in the "at home" picture was me writing down every sound for every preset I planned on using at the gig.
Lastly, there's the issue of wanting a bass drum sound (my band likes to fatten our sound up with an 808 kick) but having to deal with trying to play bass drum patterns with my hands. It's not THE most awkward thing in the world, but it's gonna take some getting used to!
