Mounting
Posted: Wed Jan 21, 2026 2:43 pm
Has anyone tried mounting a V3 on a regular 3-arm snare stand?
When I first got a V3 in 2024 I did that. Luke (Synesthesia Corporation support) said, “We haven’t done any testing with a 3-arm snare stand but it shouldn’t disrupt pad performance unless the stand is grasping the pad so tightly that the pad frame is being distorted.” So I switched to using an L rod for a while and eventually decided to try the 3-arm stand again. After a while, I started to intermittently have problems with that drum not registering hits. I noticed that the stand was a little snug so I made it plenty loose. It was good for a while after that, but occasionally the problem would happen and intermittently. Now it’s happening a lot even after going back to an L rod. The utility shows that it gets the stick position wrong when it does register a hit. I tried different usb ports including one built into the mac studio. I wonder if I could have messed it up by having it on a 3-arm stand for a while. Has anyone else been doing that?
When I first got a V3 in 2024 I did that. Luke (Synesthesia Corporation support) said, “We haven’t done any testing with a 3-arm snare stand but it shouldn’t disrupt pad performance unless the stand is grasping the pad so tightly that the pad frame is being distorted.” So I switched to using an L rod for a while and eventually decided to try the 3-arm stand again. After a while, I started to intermittently have problems with that drum not registering hits. I noticed that the stand was a little snug so I made it plenty loose. It was good for a while after that, but occasionally the problem would happen and intermittently. Now it’s happening a lot even after going back to an L rod. The utility shows that it gets the stick position wrong when it does register a hit. I tried different usb ports including one built into the mac studio. I wonder if I could have messed it up by having it on a 3-arm stand for a while. Has anyone else been doing that?