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:	post by ArrowHeadNLI at 2011-03-28 15:00:45

1) yes, a crescendo can be done on a trigger. However, that's one of those things where you'll get better results out of better gear. For example, my alesis surge cymbals don't do it so well. But the Roland cymbals do it VERY well. Probably why those fuckers charge $300 a piece.

2) "why use your trigger if not for that adavantage" - as I started out explaining, to control your SOUND from venue to venue. Not just dynamics, but tone as well.

as for steps vs ramps, in drumming there are very few examples where initial attack and the sustained sound will vary, so they BOTH will work in steps. However, there is ONE example I think applies to what you say there - you know in zeppelin how bonham would hit the drum with one stick while pressing down and varying the sound with the other stick? That's one of the things you'd never be able to do with a trigger.

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