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Thanks Remi, I overlooked this I guess.

Another thing on the wishlist:

-. A cymbal that is large so you have the feeling that you are playing a ride instead of a crash!I don't think other kits have this and would be great if 2Box can make this!

This means that the files must be loaded into the DrumitFive and I think Ezdrummer has a copyright for these sounds right?
Other than that......if you have Midi you can record your own songs as well or is it better to use the output and put them through to your PC?

Plus what other options does MIDI have>?

As DrumitFive is still new and booming, I am curious to see how the reactions are

Hello people, I am new to e-drums and I hope I made the right decission to buy the DrumitFive (so far so good)
I am curious how to start using midi on it but I am completely new to this. Perhaps more people on the forum have the same curiosity which midi device to buy
and which software to use.

1. Which midi device with low latency
2. Minimal and maximum computer specs
3. Which software works well
4. Perhaps a guide would be nice!

Who starts?

What about a function to set an instrument to the left or right channel (use balances)

and...

What about a trigger function on the pads....if I hit a rim, a different kit should load or a SONG from the unit should play, is this technically possible?

and...

A function that will flash the light of the bass drum according to your rhytm of bass (quite exotic but why not?)

If you put the WAV files on the device, you can only select to play them as a song right. There is no way to assign them to a pad yet?