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The DM10 not only delivers lightning-fast, uber-accurate tracking, the widest dynamic range of any module, incredibly drummer-friendly operation, a massive input section, but it also has the most realistic, natural sound set available in any drum module. Of course the DM10 has a built-in sequencer, metronome, top-panel mixer, and a variety of outputs, but the DM10 is also the first drum module to enable you to update its sound set via standard USB connection with your Mac or PC.
ALESIS DM10 Sound Module features: top-panel mixer for balancing drums, cymbals, and accompaniment levels compatible with most electronic drum pads, cymbals, triggers, and controllers premium instrument library multi-sampled from real drums and cymbals Dynamic Articulation changes sounds' character along with dynamics for realism play along with tracks and record yourself with the sequencer Mix input for practicing with CD and MP3 players mountable on stands or racks with E-Percussion Module Mount, sold separately preset sound type: 16-bit uncompressed samples preset kits: 100 (all kits can be overwritten) sequencer patterns: 75 preset, 25 user (all patterns can be overwritten) audio inputs: stereo (2x RCA) trigger inputs: 12x 1/4" TRS hihat controller input: continuous compatible (1x 1/4") MIDI: In, Out (2x DIN MIDI) audio outputs: stereo Main (2x 1/4" balanced), stereo Aux assignable (2x 1/4" balanced) computer: High-speed USB for MIDI and computer transfer (1x USB slave)
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Alesis DM 10 Soundmodul Well, this little module, for its price range, it is a monster.
It uses real sample sounds (much like Yamaha), but it has its perks and characteristics that not even the big boys in the e-drum departement have.
It has a huge expandabilitty to it, and when triggered right, it will make you smile a lot.
But there are some drawbacks in this. I am not implying that the module is bad, not really, it is quite versatile and has a LOT of potential. The thing here is that Alesis left out the DM10 to die. They had planed numerous sound libraries with VST qualitty sounds in them. Only launched a rather incomplete one (Bluejay).
There was a promisse of an O.S. 2.0 updated started by an ALESIS EMPLOYEE on the DMDrummer forum, but that never came to life. The module keeps his limitations that saddens everyone who is fully aware of its potential.
Ok, this isnt a Roland TP30, but for the price they are asking, it is a great product, and it is perfect for the DIY edrummers, and combined with an Alesis Trigger I|O this module becomes an untamable drumming beast.
So much potential. I have one and i have so much fun with it.
