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T950 13"x5" Snare Drum on Audiofront eDRUMin

Wiring, module settings, and tips for the T950 13"x5" Snare Drum when used with the Audiofront eDRUMin.

Yes — the T950 13"x5" Snare Drum works as a full snare on the Audiofront eDRUMin: head + rim.

Head Rim

Wiring: 1× TRS → any eDRUMin input (1/4" TRS jack)

All inputs are universal and configurable. Supports dual-zone pads from any manufacturer.

Connect the snare pad to any available eDRUMin input using a standard 1/4" TRS cable.
Models: eDRUMin 4 (4 inputs + 1 pedal), eDRUMin 8 (8 + 1 pedal), eDRUMin 10 (10 + 2 pedals). All inputs are universal.

Open the eDRUMin Control Application and select the input (Auto-Select: hit the pad to select it, or click its graphic in the Input Selector).
If a matching factory preset exists, open the Preset Manager, select the input and double-click it — then skip to the fine-tuning step.
Otherwise open the Trigger Editor and set Input Mode to Stereo (dual-zone head + rim).
Press the Pad Type Selector and choose the pad type that best matches your dual-zone pad.
Use Activate Calibrate Mode, then hit the head and the rim to auto-set Gain, Thresh, Scan and Hold.
Fine-tune Gain, Thresh, Scan, Hold, Decay, Crosstalk, Rimshot Range, and the Velocity Curves as needed.

The eDRUMin is a MIDI trigger interface — it converts pad signals to MIDI for a DAW, VST, or external sound module.
Brand-agnostic: works with Roland, Yamaha, Alesis, and third-party pads.
Head and rim zones trigger independently via center piezo and rim switch.

Setup — T950 13"x5" Snare Drum on Audiofront eDRUMin