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Alesis Strike and Strike Pro - Downloading and Using the Free Drumless Tracks
Owners of Strike Kit and Strike Pro Kit can download a 50 premium Drumless Tracks on the house upon Registration. This pack from market leader FDT is a $50 value and its FREE for limited time offer. Here is an article on how to register, download, and setup your Free Drumless Track with your Strike Kit. Enjoy practicing along to the Drumless instruments, make Youtube cover videos or even use them for live performances.
Alesis DM10 MKII Studio Kit - Frequently Asked Questions
The Alesis DM10 MKII Studio Kit is a premium nine-piece electronic drum set with our exclusive Alesis dual-zone mesh drum heads that deliver an unprecedented degree of realistic drum “feel†and personal expression for modern electronic drummers. These ultra-quiet mesh drum heads come closer to duplicating the feel of an acoustic drum head and their natural rebound better than any previous Alesis electronic drum kit. This article answers the most popular questions about the features and functionality of
Alesis DM10 MKII Pro Kit - Frequently Asked Questions
The Alesis DM10 MKII Pro Kit is a premium ten-piece electronic drum set with our exclusive Alesis dual-zone mesh drum heads (U.S. Patent 9,424,827) that deliver an unprecedented degree of realistic drum “feel†and personal expression for modern electronic drummers. The DM10 MKII Pro kit comes with everything you need for both studio and live performance. This article answers some popular questions about the kit's features and functionality.
Alesis Strike Pro Kit - Frequently Asked Questions
The Alesis Strike Pro kit is the pinnacle of electronic drum kits. Featuring real wooden drums, 14,000 samples and the strongest mesh heads we've ever made. This kit is built for drummers that want the feel of acoustic drums, but the flexibility of electronic. This guide discusses some popular questions about the kit's features and functionality.
Troubleshooting Class Compliant USB Computer Peripherals
Most USB audio and MIDI computer peripherals are "Class Compliant" devices. This means that to communicate with the computer, they use drivers that are built right into the host computers operating system. In some cases, these devices may have trouble connecting due to software settings, changes to the operating system, out-of-date system drivers and even hardware problems. This guide discusses some common troubleshooting steps to determine the cause of these issues and provide some potential solutions.
Alesis Strike Pro Kit - Optimizing Trigger Response
The stunning new Alesis Strike Pro kit shatters all your pre-conceived notions about electronic drums. It combines the feel and familiarity of acoustic drums combined with the versatility and capability of the best electronic drums. These are the perfect drums to move beyond the limitations of a conventional acoustic set, without giving anything up. While the module comes pre-configured for a consistent response, you may want to make your own tweaks to customize it to your playing style. This article will e
Alesis DM10 - Troubleshooting Common Trigger Problems
If you've ever had to assemble an electronic drum kit, you'll know that it's not always as easy as it looks. Even accidentally swapping a single cable can lead to some odd trigger behavior. This article will walk through how to easily troubleshoot and res
VIP - Managing Kontakt and other Expansion Plugins
VIP gives you immediate access to any virtual instrument in your collection, with or without a DAW. It's a powerful way to play virtual instruments live or integrate them into a recording session. Kontakt is one of the most commonly used plugins, but beca