So, as I said above, I'd like to upgrade, but only if I don't get more than maybe 4-5ms maximum. IIRC, the kick was around 15 ms! I therefore bought a used DDrum2. In 2003, I had tried a top-end Roland Pro kit, but the response time was absurdly bad.
This is because, even if I later replace the sounds, I want the absolute fastest response for the drummer & band while they are recording. I am JUST concerned (right now) with how fast audio comes out of the module, after the pad is hit. Note: The term "latency" is often used for this, and I guess we could here, but that sometimes leads to discussions of computer throughput, and that is NOT my concern at all. I'd like to upgrade to better & cleaner sounds, but I'm very worried about trigger time. I have been using a DDrum2 brain since 2003.
Just two kicks, four toms, a pole pad, and an auxilliary snare drum. I own a pro studio, and use a partially-electronic drumkit.
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