Product information "2Box DrumIt Five MKII module"
2Box's flagship DrumIt Five MKII offers 32 GB of the finest multi-layer samples, all of which have been recorded using multi-track technology in professional recording studios with elaborate miking and countless volume levels. The result: outstanding dynamics that enable ultra-realistic-sounding snare rolls, ghost notes, swelling cymbal sounds, etc.
The factory-installed SD card provides 75 pre-programmed and fully editable kits plus 25 empty memory slots for your own creations. The robust DrumIt Five Mk2 weighs a whopping two kilograms and is compatible with all common pads and trigger technologies, can analyse 3-zone snares and cymbals and also allows the triggering of functions such as kit up/down, tap tempo and start/stop.
There are 14 TRS jack sockets on the back of the DrumIt Five MKII for feeding in trigger signals, 6 separately controllable line output sockets and two stereo sockets on the far left for connecting headphones or playing a line signal source (external player, playback etc.). 2 MIDI sockets (5-pin DIN) complete the connection panel.
The DrumIt-Five system also allows you to create your own multi-layer sounds, and WAV files of any type can be converted into 2BOX format and loaded into the module or onto the SD card. Loops, complete songs or playbacks can also be stored on the card for later triggering from a pad.
Another alternative to the factory sounds is the huge <a href="https://www.2box-drums.com/sounds/">online sound library</a> from 2BOX. A huge number of signature sounds are available there for free download, which have been recorded and produced by renowned drummers such as Simon Phillips and Randy Black. Each sound can be previewed before downloading.
A powerful tool for every creative drummer is the free 2Box <a href="https://www.2box-drums.com/editor/"> editor software</a> (Mac/PC), with which the following work can be done conveniently on the computer:
-> Editing the individual sounds of a kit (pitch, volume)
-> Compiling the sounds of a kit
-> Assign other sounds to kits using drag & drop
-> Copying and renaming kits
-> Creating your own kit bank
-> Creating your own multilayer sounds
-> Creating loops
-> Creating multi-zone sounds
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