How To Stop Triggers Mis-Firing

Join the Group -   / drumelectric   Drum triggers are notoriously great at mis-firing when you don't want them to. For example, having the snare trigger mis-fire because the bass drum was played loudly, or hitting a crash and the pad you've got mounted there decides it's time to shine. Here's how to adjust the threshold and sensitivity of a trigger to get the perfect feel. Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 00:16 - The Triggers I'm Using 00:48 - Finding the Settings 01:03 - Selecting the Trigger 01:17 - Threshold Meaning 01:38 - Threshold for the BT-1 02:20 - Threshold for Drum Triggers 03:06 - Placement Tips 03:13 - Sensitivity Meaning 03:29 - How to Set Sensitivity 03:49 - Triggers with MIDI 04:44 - Last Tip :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Book a Lesson with me! - https://tidycal.com/harryyounger Subscribe to this channel - http://bit.ly/Plus1Sub Follow Drum Electric: I N S T A G R A M -   / drumelectric   F A C E B O O K -   / drumelectric   :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Yamaha Absolute Hybrid Maple 10x7, 12x8, 14x12, 20x16, 14x5.5 Aluminium snare. Yamaha Recording Custom 10x8, 12x9, 14x15, 16x15, 22x18, 14x5.5 Aluminum Snare Meinl Cymbals L to R: 15" Byzance Jazz Thin Hats 18" Traditional Crash 20" Byzance Extra Dry Medium Ride 22” Sand Crash Ride 20" Byzance Trash Crash Drum Electric by Harry Younger