E-Drum Recap: 2023 (the best and worst of the year)

Thanks for all the great content! Merry Xmas and best of luck in 2024❤

Good review! Thanks Merry Christmas Y'all!

Very nice recap video Justin!! Hope you have a Merry Christmas!!

Excellent, Justin! Your videos are the best! ... and thanks for the shout out! BTW - I helped design and program the Medeli MZ928.

Nitro Max sounds 3X better than its predecessor. Night and day on both sounds and sensitivity/crosstalk control.

I would LOVE to see you do a deep dive on V2 of Sensory Percussion. The way they’ve revamped the software and hardware is MASSIVE and really opens it up to more accessibility (lots of ways to use other MIDI/triggers/control options). The modular approach is insane and the things I’ve accomplished with it over V1 are night and day.

Great run down!

I am a simple man, I see 65 drums and I click watch!

I've actually had a chance to play some of the EF-Note e-Drums at NAMM, and I love them, they have great response, great sounds, of course the shells are amazing

Hey Justin.. if you have not done it already... an in-depth look at hihats and how good they actually are in regards to sound. Do the sound react after a strike when you move the pedal.... crossfades.. splash ups and so on... simply put.. is the hihat a "sound selector" or an organic experience on hi end/low end and so on. :)

Fingers crossed Roland gets their heads out of their butts and actually offers better stock sounds in a new update to the TD27/50 modules. Was very disappointed in the stock kits and EDrum Workshop came in clutch with some really good kits and samples for my TD27 module on my VAD504. Otherwise I really wish the EFnote kits had some sort of SD capabilities for importing samples and processed kits into it.

Medeli Mz 928 looks really good. I hope you will make video for this drum set soon.

One thing I'd really like to see in the future is an open source e-drum module that can host any and every drum VSTi on the planet, somewhat similar to the Pearl Module but an open source design that will host any VST drum library in the world. There are so many great sounding libraries out there it would be great to have an e-drum module where you just load up your favorite VST drum library and be good to go. If I, as a non drummer, am thinking about this, then I'm sure some hardware and software developers are thinking about this as well. Something to consider for the future of e-drums?

I didn't know e drums were so advanced...Sold my Roland a while back and now looking for a super cheap kit to just practice chops quietly. Great video

I L❤VE the stage box & "Ozone" looking e-cymbal pad on the 707 Full. But how is the Tone???

Is there any info on the Millenium MPS 1000? I am very tempted to use it to run VSTs, would love it if the sold it without a module.

I wish I could get the chance to play an efnote kit. But I’m broke rn. Put thousands of dollars this year into an acoustic kit 😂

Justin, How do I connect Bluetooth to my Strike Module for the Headphones?

Hey Justin do you think that medeli module is the same as the strike module ??? Why aren't medeli drums distributed here in the states?

Hi. I have been watching your videos while trying to get an electric drums that will not disturb the neighbors and will use the drums giving drum lessons and also for rehearsals with my band while i will be rehearsing with it. I need something that's not expensive but will last and not break so quick