PearlElectronic Drum Controller (PEMM)

I needed a stand for my Roland HS-5 unit but the Roland stands were very expensive. I decided to take a chance on this. I attached it to an old projector stand base I had lying around and the holes of the modular mount lined up perfectly with my Roland unit.This mount saved me a ton of money.

Le quedo a mi *ALESSIS SAMPLE PAD" 4 Zonas, tenía la Preocupación de que no le quedara pero en efecto quedo, viene con 2 juegos de 4 tornillos diferente medida, la placa es de aluminio.Posiblemente podría quedar en alguna base de platillo pero sería encontrar la medida perfecta para que embone, pero si lo usas con un clamp qué es lo que planeo usar quedará de maravilla 👌

Lo compre junto con el Gibraltar para poder montar un Spd Sx y fue de maravilla

I LOVE the malletSTATION. I’m a huge user of MIDI keyboards for home, travel, and live performance. The malletSTATION has scratched an itch for me that I’ve had for a few years now: wanting to play mallet instruments as well as realistic mallet instrument input while working in a DAW such as Logic Pro or Ableton.From the software side, the downloadable app on macOS / Windows does exactly what you want it to do: manipulate the malletSTATION until your heart is content. It is extremely flexible with Tapspace’s Virtual Drumline 2.5, Spitfire Audio’s Ricotti Mallets, and ThumbJam for iOS. Integrating a sustain pedal takes some minor programming, and an expression pedal is plug and play. The USB Cable supplied with the unit is SUPER long and probably more than enough for home applications as well as live performance.The hardware is incredibly easy to use. There are just two things I have a qualms about:1) The sound of the pads was louder than I expected. It’s like a practice pad, but louder. Still definitely quiet compared to an acoustic counterpart. (See attached video.)2) Some keys responded to my playing better than others. I had to play a little bit harder on the higher end, but that feels very similar to playing the higher end of a marimba. It was weird, but it can be a learned characteristic of the instrument.Overall, I LOVE the malletSTATION. I think it’s a great alternative for acoustic instruments (especially in apartment living like me), and it’s a great tool for realistic MIDI input with third-party plugins. I definitely use mine every day.

I’ve never had a product work out of the box as fast as this. Zero configuration, I loaded up Cinesample’s vibes, and it worked. The pedal (not included) worked. On a real vibraphone, you can lightly rest the mallet head on a bar and that stops the sound. This controller does that. How? Magic, I assume. This thing is filled with magic.The star of the show is doing rolls. If you’re trying to input a realistic xylophone, marimba, or vibe part on a MIDI keyboard, you know how much of a pain it is to get those things right. With this, they just happen. It comes from the physicality of using real mallets.Want a good tympani? This does that, too.Timbales? You can play this with drum sticks, and it works!Conga? You can play this with your hands!!If you have the space and you’re doing any kind of music that may involve mallets, buy this. It is the star midi controller of my studio, and a blast to play.