Yes you have to use a mixer or a computer with DAW (best way) or Suhr reactive Load IR (because it can probably merge you TD25 and the guitar has mix in, a headphone/preamp (attached to the Suhr mixir) splitter than you can attach two headphones. The preamps/Dis in normal mixer boards decrease the sound quality.as said, unless you have old neve/api/helios/telefunken preamps/board.Ī lot of people hoarding these useless mixer equipment, only a few are worth a lot of bucks mentioned preamps, old russian/us and german mics, old pre 1980 guitarbass amps.
These analog mixer things are a dated way of using music equipment, better invest in good headphones, Hudson Broadcast or Neve/API rge everything inside a computer using DAWs and Plugins. You can definitly try using Tubescreamer, Broadcast, good Germanium Muff/Fuzz and Tonebender pedals in front of the soundcard and TD27 input.perhaps a headphone splitter.better than any mixer play into a computer daw, unless you have an old Neve/Api board mixer. ML Sound Labs have very good speaker irs (old Marshall cab with blackbacks and older G12H30 less congested than most competitors. I am an absolute guitar/bass nerd, which style do you want to play? Which guitar do you want to use?ĭo you already have a decent guitar amp (at least little Vox or Blues Junior 500 Euro and above) or good guitar pedals?Įasiest (and best) way owning a good real amp, get Suhr reactive Load IR.connect Suhr to mix/input of your drum modul use a headphone splitter/amp to attach your and your daughters headphone.Įven cooler use/play into a Computer and a DAW like Cubase, Reaper and Ableton.then you only need the cheaper older Suhr reactive load using real amps.īass is nearly every time (also on almost all classic records) recorded directly, try Hudson Broadcast/JHS Colorbox attached, better than any bass vst.Ampeg VR on UAD and B15 are quite good, best Marshall JMP 800 Softtube, best Tweed on UAD, have not tried Neural DSP, was not that impressed (only soundfiles), because metal guitarrist almost have never a clue on getting a good sound. I'm an expert in computers and operating systems but completly lost in term of music technology Recording is not an issue, the td25 module can record WAV and I have an iRig2 for the guitar.Ĭould you please point me out on your experience and the hardware I could use (Mixer, Headphones amplifier, cables) ? I have a pedalboard (turbo disto, flanger, wha and guitar tuner) It has indeed an input for my guitar, a cdin, an emulated line out and headphones input.īehind : fx Return, fx Send and footswitch. I got a Marshal MG100 Dfx transistor 100W amp, not a great one but was enough on stage while I was playing to hear my guitar from behind. It has a Midi out, Master Output (R / L-Mono) and 2 others Trigger in (crash 2 and aux : empty) We have a Roland TD25K eDrum with a TD25 module. Of course, I could buy a nice refurbished jamhub but its a bit expensive and no more support in case of failure. I could buy a drum monitor, it would be easier but we would make a lot of noise. And eventually adding later a bass and a voice. Possibly the cheapest way / best quality. (thank to him for pointing me on one direction), I would like to know the 2020 way to play eDrum and Guitar with my 12yo daughter on headphones.
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