Roland TD50X V-Drums Electronic Drum Module

The TD-50X is Roland’s most advanced V-Drums module ever, featuring over 900 premium sounds and full support for our groundbreaking digital snare, ride, and hi-hat pads. Prismatic Sound Modeling brings you the most acoustic-like experience available in electronic drumming, offering incredible depth, dimension, and detail with authentic sound and natural response. Three inputs are provided for digital pads, along with a wide array of analog trigger inputs for our entire range of traditional pads. Deep editing tools make it easy to craft your personal sound, while extensive pro connectivity lets you tackle everything from multitrack computer recording to full-scale arena shows. Features Flagship V-Drums sound module with Roland’s Prismatic Sound Modeling and PureAcoustic Ambience technologies Over 900 premium sounds on board, including many new kick, snare, hi-hat, tom, and cymbal selections Three digital trigger inputs for connecting advanced Roland pads like the PD-140DS digital snare, CY-18DR digital ride, and VH-14D digital hi-hat Up to 14 TRS analog trigger inputs available for standard Roland V-Pads, V-Cymbals, and trigger pads* Ready-to-play presets based on legendary and contemporary drum kit sounds, purposefully tuned for full, punchy, and dynamic sound Hands-on interface for quick selection and deep customization of drum sounds Massive selection of studio-grade effects, including EQs, compressors, reverbs, multi-effects, and more Stereo XLR master output and eight TRS direct outputs provide balanced connections to a PA mixer Integrated 32-channel USB audio/MIDI interface for professional computer music production Mix input for drumming with music from a smartphone or laptop Import your own WAV samples via an SD card Built-in practice functions for developing drumming skills *The TD-50X has a total of 14 trigger assignments that are shared between the digital and analog trigger inputs. When a connected digital pad is assigned to a specific sound, it takes priority over an analog trigger assigned to the same sound.