Re: Which module for a lot of drums and cymbals???
depends on your budget. If you can afford something like a Roland TD20, it has plenty or inputs as well as several aux inputs. You can split each of the tom head and rim inputs to give you extras as well. It still won't give you enough to cover off all your cymbals and drums, but it has midi through, so you can add another module and chain them, if needed.
As a cheaper alternative you could look into a megadrum setup, lots of inputs, but also a lot of tweaking needed. Not an out of the box plug and play solution.
2Box is a great module but nowhere near enough inputs for your project.
I don't have much experience with Yamaha or Alesis to give you any opinion on them.
I assume that whatever module you choose to use, you will be triggering a vst via midi, like Superior Drummer, BFD, Addictive Drums?
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