. I could really use his help. I hope he is getting some rest and chugging some Dew where ever he is 
Anyways, My buddy recently picked up an Alesis Strike Pro Ekit, and he has been sending me demos of what it can do. All the pieces seem to sound decent for an Ekit, but i have been asking him of if it has an overhead output? Or if the software in his daw he uses has an overhead mic component to it? With out that it just sort of smacks of fake drums?
If i understand these ekits at all i think there is a brain / module that has a library within it of sounds he can send straight to his daw as he plays But i would think that most models at this price point can utilize software within a daw like EZD, or Superior? Which if that were the caee i would think having access to an overhead track would be very easy? Maybe not so much with the libraries contained in the brain / module portion?
If he is only using the brain / module portion, do we know if an overhead track is something he has to manufacture on his end in his daw? like compile a bunch of the individual outputs and stuff to simulate overheads? Or should a kit / software of that quality be able to do it out of the box.
Kind of looking at [mention]Tadpui[/mention] and maybe [mention]paulman[/mention] for some helpful guidance here? Forgive me guys for making assumptions, here should i be wrong.
