Since the early 1990’s Roland have been producing electronic drum sets for consumers all over the world. Lets review their drum modules.
The snare drum is one of the most important instruments on any drum kit. For many reasons, finding a quality snare drum for your electronic setup is of huge importance.
In this article we will review some of the best electronic drum pedals money can buy and also provide helpful tips and resources which will aid you in your search.
Roll-up kits are a combination of a soft sheet of rubber with electrical components. The end result is a drum kit which is smaller than anything ever produced before.
The Roland OCTAPAD SPD-30 is a set of electronic drum pads with practically endless musical possibilities. On first impressions the SPD-30 looks small and compact but this minimalist design hides a wealth of music potential.
In a lot of cases it can be quite difficult to find the space to set up a full drum kit. Products like Yamaha’s DD-65 can be solve this issue.
This series is aimed at players above the beginner level and below professional level. There are many features on this kit that appear on more higher-end drum sets, such as a free-standing hi-hat and mesh drum heads.
The Alesis Nitro is an entry-level electronic drum set aimed at beginners and drummers on a budget.
Anybody, ranging from an absolute beginner to a world-renowned professional drummer can make extremely good use out of a simple practice pad and it should be an indispensable part of your kit - here's why...
With the advent of the more practical and toned-down electronic drum sets, beginners, as well as experienced and professional ones, have turned to these digitally-powered setups, without many trade-offs.
Depending on the drum head tuning you can create a wide range of stylistic sounds. In this article we will discuss and explore the different types of drum heads available and provide a solid basis for you to choose which type is right for your situation.
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