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The November 2019 edition of digitalDrummer is now available – FREE and just one click away!
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And please, don’t forget to checkout our latest snare sample from 101Drums!
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Anders / www.zourman.com
Did you know that a special version of the 1920s Ludwig Black Beauty sample (originally assembled for DI3 Factory library) now can be downloaded for free at the 2box site – among many other sounds for 2box!
The “whole” samples pack of the 1920s Ludwig samples can be found on the Zourman Drums site – available for sales – only €6!
Anybody interested can find the complete library at
https://zourman.com/product/ludwig-black-beauty-1920s-snare-sample-for-drumit-three/
Best regards & Happy Summer
Anders / Zourman.com « Last Edit: July 25, 2019, 04:17:43 PM by ANGR77 »
Hi!
I recently got a proposal from a customer to modify my hi-hat conversion module for FD-8/VH-11 with Virtual Clutch for 2box DrumIt Five. The “mod” was instead of using a plain switch for controlling the virtual clutch, replace it by a foot switch. (And thinking of it, I should have done this years ago on my design!)
So, I have previously built some guitar effect boxes to friends…so I had the right foot switch in stock. 🙂
The virtual clutch function works like this – you can be pre-define the hi-hat pedal position in advance (adjustable potentiometer going from closed to half open hi-hat). When pressing the virtual clutch foot switch, it will go from normal hi-hat pedal use to the pre-defined pedal value. Extremely useful if using double kicks etc…
Note: Even if running in virtual clutch mode and pressing the hi-hat pedal, it will move from the pre-defined pedal position to closed – if any gap defined.
Now after the mod – the footswitch on the conversion module controls this function more rapidly from your feet…
Best Regards
Anders / www.zourman.com
The May 2019 edition of digitalDrummer is now available – FREE and just one click away!
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Best Regards
Anders / www.zourman.com
The February 2019 edition of digitalDrummer is now available – FREE and just one click away!
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Hi!
I recently made a new instruction video for 2box on how to calibrate the DrumIt Three module with Roland’s hi-hat VH-12 & VH-13.
As usual there is also a written quickstart guide available to read more about how to deal with hi-hats on DrumIt Three.
Best regards
Anders / www.zourman.com
With great customer interest, sales and feedback in our hi-hat modules, ride modules and samples which made our year to a great success!
And what a year!
We will continue to push for new exciting e-drum solutions and samples- so the list with news for 2019 will hopefully be even longer than 2018! 🙂
Wishing you all (customers, partners and music friends) a merry Christmas, a happy New Year and some free time behind the drums!
Black Friday is here! That means the BEST SALE OF THE YEAR!
For a limited time, we’re offering 15% OFF EVERYTHING in our webshop for the Zourman Drums Roland to 2box and more conversion modules.
No limit. Use the code as many times as you like.
Share the code with friends and colleagues!
Act fast. The code expires Tuesday, November 26, 2018.
Your discount code: BF2018
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Hi all!
I recently made an instruction video for 2box on how to configure, optimize and tweak their new DrumIt Three module with Roland’s hi-hat VH-11.
2box had the kindness to post the video it on their Facebook page:
There is also a written QuickStart guide available to read more about how to deal with hi-hats on DrumIt Three:
Click to access ZD_HH_Three_VH11.pdf
Best regards
Anders / www.zourman.com
