Ah, good ‘ol piezoelectric elements..

They’re good fun.

i haven’t played on gh drums, but the rockband ones are pretty bad imo. but im not a very good drummer, so that might be part of the problem… ;)

Why not make your own kit that will last beign wailed on and is far quieter.

I got a set of remo practice drum pads and Cymbols and mounted the piezo elements on them.

It rocks, has a REAL drum feel and is way better than the crappy toy they give you with the game.

@vonskippy — The drums/vocals are the only ‘true’ instruments in the game :P Playing drums in rb is akin to playing a minimalistic midi set. That said – it could use a little more freestyle feel.

I have 3 sets of drums for the ps3, 2 for rock band 1, the classic wired set – VERY responsive, no cymbals
1 for the ps3 rb2, and its shit. The sensitivity is total crap – you have to WAIL on them to get anything above ‘minimum’ velocity, and lots of sporadic misses. This set is much like the xbox360 set, which *in my opinion* sucks more balls than imaginable.

I can 5* most songs on expert, so I think I have the right to judge which sets are decent.
I want to build some of these plate-cymbals just for look-see :D

well, i just got gh4 on my ps2, but not the drums.
i’ve played the drums for 360 and stuff, and as far as i know, they work pretty well, apart from the fact that from left to right on the strike line the colours are as follows:

red-yellow-blue-orange-green

its heaps messed up because the guitar colours from left to right are:

green-red-yellow-blue-orange

anyway the games awesum and i reckon the drum cymbol pad idea rocks lol