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Yes they will work perfectly.

No, the footblasters alone do not produce any sound, they are just triggers which means they trigger sounds in a module, so they will have to be connected to a module , then you would connect from the output of the module to the input on the drum amp. a module such as the one below which is...

Ok upon re-reading your post I realize that the easiest way for you to do this is to just plug your keyboard to the Behringer and record that way. Yes it is possible to use two sources of ASIO but it is a real pain to get them to play nice if at all.

Now to answer your question, yes you should be able to use one input for your voice, and the midi input for your keyboard sending midi only, but you could again also use another input to also record the audio and blend both (the original keyboard audio and whatever samples you use). First, if...

Yes it is you have to insert a midi item or create a midi track plug your midi controller (or drum module) and record. The Roland TD27 can record both midi and audio at the same time, then you cou use the midi with Superior Drummer, add some amazing drums, and, blend both the SD tracks with the...

Yes I will need that!

I just saw this: Yeah old foggies still have it! it gives me hope that the old generation will still show others how its done.

I have a request for your marching show : If you could take some of the arrangement of Blood Red Skies from Judas Priest and convert them into marching band, Trumpets and wind instruments and quads and snares, that would work amazingly well for a school band. Bonus if you can get an electric...

That is the worse part I am aware but keep doing it :ROFLMAO: In all seriousness, I do sometimes argue when someone says something that is just not entirely correct (it is correct from their perspective but not in mine or others perspective) which is why I tend to over explain where I am...

I am decent (notice I didn't say pretty good) at keeping a very consistent tempo, in the beginning I used to rush (we were playing super fast parts to begin with and when I started to run out of gas I force myself to try to keep the tempo which for some reason resulted in my going even faster...

I saw him live in the 90s, he did fine, and I have seen some recent videos as in this year recent and he sounds just fine (his usual getting out of tempo then back into it which he is an expert).

Back in the day when LL COOL J did concerts he had a full band that literally rocked, I would have gone to one of those concerts because of the band.... the rap was just part of the whole thing. Of course as we know he didn't make much of a career as a rapper but that was just what he needed to...

True, after 50 years of seriously listening to music I am still discovering bands that are doing things that were never done before. Yes electric guitar has been played for over 60 years yet I still find people doing things differently, and it doesn't need to be someone inventing a whole new...

True in all counts if we go by the example of Reggaeton. The "music" is the same (at least the drum beat) on EVERY SINGLE SONG. People like that because they can dance to it. The lyrics are definitely more important than the music because they are the only thing that makes one song different...

The thing about being a full time "Content Creator" is that, you have to constantly create content, or be forgotten in a day or two. He has enough content to remain relevant for a while, but people are greedy and want more, so imagine having to come up with some new product on a daily basis...

He was giving me a hard time but its ok I know he is just kidding.

Not really making a lot of money but just enough to feed his family.

The industry is only promoting those artist that they know will make them money. Before, in the 70s 80s and even 90s, a mostly unknown band could play at a club and get discovered by a music label and get a contract. That doesn't happen much anymore if at all. Now bands have to be already going...

The main problem (IMO) is that a lot of drummers have difficulty playing the patterns correctly while playing different patterns with their hands, this tends to make them fumble one pattern (usually the feet pattern). The solution (as with learning most things drum related) is to take those 2 or...

As stated before when YOU are the one that writes the songs, and started the band, YOU chose the other musicians, YOU retain a lot more of the band rights than the rest. The biggest example of that is Lars Ulrich, He has a huge hold because HE started the band, he recruited the other musicians...