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### This is a guide that will allow you to effectively apply a sensitivity mod to your Taiko no Tatsujin drum. ### This is a guide that will allow you to effectively apply a sensitivity mod to your Taiko no Tatsujin drum using only household materials.
Most guides out there require rubber sheets and cork or wood while this guide will **only require common household items**. Most guides out there require rubber sheets and cork or wood while this guide will **only require common household items**.
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#### Step 5 - Add layers to the ka sensors #### Step 5 - Add layers to the ka sensors
**This was the most trial-and-error inducing part for me** **This was the most trial-and-error inducing part for me**
Cut of strips of tape to cover the ka sensors.
I mostly cut strips enough to cover at least two sensors.
I did around 5 layers over-all. If you're getting false-positives then you should strip some off. If you want more sensitivity then just add more layers.
<img src="https://github.com/keidyz/easy-taiko-no-tatsujin-drum-mod/blob/main/resources/ka-layer.jpg" width="50%">
#### Step 6 - DONE!
Test your drum out and rinse and repeat by adding more layers or remove layers from your modification till you're satisfied.
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