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siddiq4321

Date Joined:Jul 17, 2010
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WORLDS CHEAPEST VIRTUAL DRUM at $10 [ Rs.500] - using pc … by siddiq4321

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» View my instructable.......http://www.instructables.com/id/WORLDS-CHEAPEST-VIRTUAL-DRUM…
» Well....try enlarging the image.....or open it into new window...If not....reply with u…
» U need to see my instruc.http://www.instructables.com/id/WORLDS-CHEAPEST-VIRTUAL-DRUM-a…
» Plz wait. For the new one....as i say experiment u r own way.....as i did it accidently…
» For now...its is 220 ohm and 470 ohm which we write as 220EThe pixils of the image r lo…
» http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/b5/Potentiometer.jpg/225px-Potent…
» no ...u can use this http://www.digitaldandt.org/db/uploads/data_sheets_rev/Resistor_fi…
» See the single piezo cicuit carfully. Or try u r own methods. I m not sure this would w…
» Yes t is very necessary. U can use trim pot / trimmers / potentiometers in place etc...
» Its the 470 ohms trimm pot or the trimmer like the potentiometer. Any may work. Fine is…

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Mar 26, 2012. 7:56 AMpenukang says:

No. Coincidently I only just bought a TD3 drum brain, hence I will be building my pads using piezo disc.
I strongly suggest ppl to tryout DVDrums and Synthesia. Both software take the full advantage of PC keyboard playing. For instance, DVDrum uses the key C, V and "down arrow" to trigger the snare. Using your keyboard mod, you can map all those three keys within a hitting area/pad with 3 zones. Synthesia is like Guitar Hero console games.