Did Zildjian Just Solve the Biggest Problem with Electronic Cymbals?

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Big thanks to @ZildjianCompany for having me out to have some fun with the #ZildjianALCHEME You can find more info in the links below!
https://zildjian.com/pages/alchem-e-e...
https://sweetwater.sjv.io/6eYkqb

Music used (background & playalongs)
https://www.epidemicsound.com/referra...

It seems that there has been so much innovation and new technology developed for the world of electronic drum kits recently and I have only just stepped my toes into the ekit realm. Mainly because the ekits that were around when I started playing drums were total garbage and cost a million dollars... Thankfully those days seem to be coming to an end with the Zildjian Alchem-e being one of the kits to push the industry along. Electronic cymbals have never been the best when it comes to their feel. Electronic hihats are notorious for being unresponsive and sluggish and rubber pads feel nothing like real cymbals, but the Alchem-e cymbals seem to have solved the major issue of feel. These are based off the Zildjian L80 cymbals, or low volume cymbals, which use a special alloy along with numerous holes to make a cymbal that feels and acts like a normal cymbal but at a lower acoustic volume. Combine that with some crazy technology that Zildjian developed and bam, you got electronic cymbals that feel like real cymbals.

Did Zildjian Just Solve the Biggest Problem with Electronic Cymbals?