1. Kit + Instrument Layer
Choose a base kit and tweak per-pad instruments before touching global processing. Get your shells and cymbals right first.
Roland V-Drums V71 Module
Learn what each section of the V71 does, then dial in practical settings for your style, room, and output system.
Choose a base kit and tweak per-pad instruments before touching global processing. Get your shells and cymbals right first.
Tune attack, sustain, and tone for each drum voice. Tighten kicks, open snares, and balance tom decay to your playing style.
Add space and glue. Keep ambience subtle for live work and richer for headphones and solo practice.
Finish the mix at output stage. Shape low-end, tame harsh highs, and control dynamic spikes without killing feel.
Set your context, then apply the suggested values directly in your module as a starting point.
Your tailored V71 starting point appears here.
Lower low EQ slightly, shorten kick decay, and reduce room ambience by 5-10%.
Trim upper-mid EQ, ease transient attack, and add a touch of compressor sustain.
Reduce cymbal instrument level first, then gently roll off top-end in master EQ.
Lower compressor ratio and verify pad sensitivity/velocity curve matches your hands.