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Yamaha EAD10 Electronic-Acoustic Drum Module with Stereo Microphone and Trigger,Black

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Style: Drum Module


Features

  • Just attach the EAD10 sensor to your bass drum and you've created a complete hybrid system with a kick trigger and a stereo microphone
  • 50 Preset/200 User Scenes that customize your drum sound and allow you to connect triggers and drum pads to augment your set up
  • Pick a song from your music library and the apps tempo detection lets you add a click, change the tempo and select sections to repeat. Its drum practice made fun.
  • You can shoot, mix, edit, and upload your original music videos directly from the free iOS app
  • Put your drums in the mix with Enhanced presence in a live settings and easily create different sounds and textures for a specific song or just a drum fill

Description

The EAD10 acoustic electronic drum module instantly transforms your acoustic drum kit into a powerful digital/electronic hybrid with sampled sounds and studio quality digital effects. It allows you to play and record your acoustic drums along with your favorite artists from your music library or from tracks from your friends and share them digitally and it works with any acoustic drum set! With the free iOS App you can shoot, edit and upload videos of your drum performances. Whether you are Practicing, Recording, Performing or Uploading, the EAD10 makes playing your acoustic drums inspiring and fun.

Color: Black


Brand: Yamaha


Model Name: EAD10 Electronic Acoustic Drum Module


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 18.2 x 9 x 7 inches


Item Weight: 2.5 Kilograms


Item Weight: 5.5 pounds


Product Dimensions: 18.2 x 9 x 7 inches


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: EAD10


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: November 7, 2017


Body Material: Bass Wood


Color Name: Black


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  • Best investment
Style: Drum Module
This is totally worth it at a fraction the cost of multiple mics, stands & interface, etc. The EAD10 sound is perfect for me. I use it for recording my acoustic kit and not really as a conversion into an electronic kit… tho the electronic sounds are fun to mess with. ADDITIONAL CORDS TO BUY I bought an ‘iPhone to Type B’ (iPhone to printer cable) just like the instructions suggest and it’s been perfect to use my phone and iPad with. It plugs from the phone straight into the back of the module. I did NOT buy an adapter for my phone to use with the regular printer cable… the adapters don’t work very well, from my past experiences and from what I’ve heard people complain about. Using the iPhone to Type B cord, you can also stream music from your phone to the unit to play to. You’ll need the Type B printer cable to go straight from the module to your computer if you’re going to use a DAW to record. Again, I bought one for my Mac that is a ‘printer cable to Mac’… no adapters or USB converter to plug into my computer. Goes straight from my Mac into the back of the module. DAW For recording - I’ve been using garage band and that’s been great as well. My computer detected the EAD10 and linking it together was super easy. I’ve also used the REC N SHARE app to be able to do quick videos and it’s been awesome. The iPhone to Type B cable is all you’ll need for that too. Your phone should recognize the EAD. As for streaming & recording drumless tracks, you’ll have to do some research but I use Transcribe. STAND/MODULE MOUNTING I bought a projector stand off Amazon that had a top shelf for my laptop and a smaller bottom shelf for the module. That’s all I’ve got. Hope it was helpful. Yamaha really nailed it with this unit. It’s helped my practicing immensely. I’d say players of all levels can benefit from this and it’s worth it’s weight in gold. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2023 by N.

  • Great tool. Dirt simple. Good sounds.
Style: Drum Module
This is a super useful tool. It's more useful for practice than anything else, but it's passable for recording as well - especially for how simple it is to get great sounds. Here are a couple of things I've learned along the way that you may find useful: 1. Make sure the cables are connected well. I had intermittent static at first and it turned out to be a not-perfectly-connected cable. 2. The ride cymbal will be overwhelming in a typical 4-piece configuration where the ride is somewhere between the rack and floor toms. It ends up relatively close to the mic array and there's nothing between it and the mics. When I added a second rack tom and moved the ride out over the floor tom the mix balanced out nicely. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2018 by John Cox

  • Great Service
Style: Drum Module
Perfect for my drums
Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2023 by GAIL RIDDELL

  • Bass drum compressor with a second built in mic to pic up the rest of the kit.
Style: Drum Module
I was tired of bringing mics, clips, stands, and cords for my drums. This one module does it all with a 5 minute setup.
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2023 by Bruce

  • Game changer for drummers!
Style: Drum Module
This thing is incredible! I was skeptical, figured there was about a 50% chance that I would be returning this. No way! It is amazing, and turns my acoustic drum set into an electronic set for recording drums, playing live with only one mic, or playing quietly with Remo Silent Stroke heads and Zildjian Low Volume Cymbals. In case you're wondering, it is great at picking up quiet practice drum heads and practice cymbals. There are several different kits you can choose from. One of them is very 80's sounding, like Phil Collins on "In The Air Tonight." ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2018 by Josh

  • Expensive Toy but Great Fun!
Style: Drum Module
Really cool to be able to change the sound of my acoustic drums. Easy setup. iPhone app is very cool for recording sound and video, and ability to take tracks from music library and make click-tracks. Going to try to connect to my laptop and use Jamkazam to see if I can play live with band members online. Expensive toy but a lot of fun! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2021 by V. VITALI

  • EXPECT TO BUY ATTACHMENTS
Style: Drum Module
Bought this for my son so he could record on phone and share files to make songs. Well, this requires an Apple lightning to USB3 camera adapter ($40) plus a USB 2.0 printer cable ($7). He tried to set it up today and attach it to the hi hat stand and learned through YouTube that it requires a "Yamaha CSAT924 Parallel Multiclamp Cymbal Stand Attachment" for $23 bucks. So, if you're planning to use it to record files for recording purposes and have it attached in the recommended spot on the drum kit, you can expect to also have to purchase these items for another 70 bucks. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2022 by USA

  • Great addition
Style: Drum Module
What a great idea I use it live with the DT50 snare trigger It mic's the whole kit and the bas drum and snare sound great on most all the settings I recently added two more DT50 triggers for a tom and floor tom really adds extra sound to them also All around great addition to my kit and it sets up in about 5 minutes and I plug to in our system like a single mic ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2019 by C M.

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