Uploaded October 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Have you ever wondered if there was a way to add on to your electric drum kit? So have I. The people over at drumsplitters.com have found a cheap and easy way to do just that. The drum splitter takes the rim and head sounds from the extra module inputs and splits them up. This make you able to connect each of these sounds into two different drum pads or cymbals. But be advised as you will not be able to hit these two pads at the same time since the module thinks they are still connected as one drum. The solution would be to make the new connections two drums or two cymbals that you would never hit at the same time. For me it was a splash and a china cymbal. Also the trigger settings cannot be adjusted separately for the rim and head. So making the two new connections the same type of drum (two toms or two cymbals) will help keep the trigger settings similar. This might only be a problem for hybrid drum set users. I hope you enjoyed the video.
Drum Splitter sold here: drumsplitters.com
My Kit: using these links will directly support my channel (paid links)
Zildjian L80 Cymbals: amzn.to/2m8bt5F
Remo Silentstroke: amzn.to/2nFp9Wq
Roland Single Trigger: amzn.to/2osto87
Roland Dual Trigger: amzn.to/2ornILx
Roland Kick Trigger: amzn.to/2m5pRLY
Pintech RS-5 Trigger: amzn.to/2mVLoqP
Roland TD-9: amzn.to/2mUVecG
Zildjian Gen16 Splash: amzn.to/2m9k9sF
Zildjian Gen16 China: amzn.to/2m8VbcN
Roland Crash Cymbal: amzn.to/2mVQZgP
Roland Ride Cymbal: amzn.to/2m8VWCF
Roland Hi-Hat: amzn.to/2nIRtHh
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Have you ever wondered if there was a way to add on to your electric drum kit? So have I. The people over at drumsplitters.com have found a cheap and easy way to do just that. The drum splitter takes the rim and head sounds from the extra module inputs and splits them up. This make you able to connect each of these sounds into two different drum pads or cymbals. But be advised as you will not be able to hit these two pads at the same time since the module thinks they are still connected as one drum. The solution would be to make the new connections two drums or two cymbals that you would never hit at the same time. For me it was a splash and a china cymbal. Also the trigger settings cannot be adjusted separately for the rim and head. So making the two new connections the same type of drum (two toms or two cymbals) will help keep the trigger settings similar. This might only be a problem for hybrid drum set users. I hope you enjoyed the video.
Drum Splitter sold here: drumsplitters.com
My Kit: using these links will directly support my channel (paid links)
Zildjian L80 Cymbals: amzn.to/2m8bt5F
Remo Silentstroke: amzn.to/2nFp9Wq
Roland Single Trigger: amzn.to/2osto87
Roland Dual Trigger: amzn.to/2ornILx
Roland Kick Trigger: amzn.to/2m5pRLY
Pintech RS-5 Trigger: amzn.to/2mVLoqP
Roland TD-9: amzn.to/2mUVecG
Zildjian Gen16 Splash: amzn.to/2m9k9sF
Zildjian Gen16 China: amzn.to/2m8VbcN
Roland Crash Cymbal: amzn.to/2mVQZgP
Roland Ride Cymbal: amzn.to/2m8VWCF
Roland Hi-Hat: amzn.to/2nIRtHh
Roland Hi-Hat Pedal: amzn.to/2nIN3QG
Focusrite Scarlett 2i2: amzn.to/2oskuaF
Pearl DR80 Rack: amzn.to/2mdXR9c
