Reviews, Tips & Tricks About Drums & Drumming
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Roland TD9S V-Tour Electric Drum Kit Review
Nov 10th
For drummers who have wanted to get in on the Roland state-of-the-art V-Drums, the TD-9S from the from the V-tour series is the perfect solution. Whether you need an electronic kit for the studio, touring, or just simply for practice, this drum set is a great choice.
So real, so expressive, so powerful and versatile Roland V-Drums are the first and only electronic drum system to provide the full expressive performance nuance of an acoustic kit married with mind-blowing modern technology and convenience. The result is a kit that allows drummers to play completely naturally in an analogue way. V-Drums have set the More >
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Roland TD-12KXS V-Stage Electronic Drum Kit [REVIEW]
May 9th
I’ve always been a little sceptical about Electric / Electronic Drum Kits simply because they’re just not the same as a traditional acoustic Drum Kit. But I reckon companies such as Roland with their V-Drum products are almost on the money with producing the right feel and sound to make me seriously consider purchasing an Electronic Drum Kit. Maybe I’ve been ignorant to the vast improvements over the years, but at least I hope that’s about to change.
After watching a few YouTube videos of different reviews, solos and covers of people using Electronic Kits, I stumbled upon Roland’s TD-12KX V-Stage Electronic Drum Kit. And More >
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Why Buy An Electric Drum Set?
Apr 30th
Why should you consider buying an Electric Drum Set over an Acoustic Drum Set? To help you in you purchase decision, I’ve outlined some of the benefits of Electric Drum Sets.
- Electric Drum Sets are almost silent when played. This means you can practice anywhere and anytime with privacy. No more dedicated time to play during the day and no curfews!
- Use headphones on your Electric Drum Set and play as loud as you want without disturbing the neighbors.
- You can create unique sound simulations like being in a concert hall or rock stadium at the press of a button.
- Electric Drum Sets offer hundreds of drum and other percussion sounds such as Rock Drum Sets, Jazz Drum More >
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Sennheiser HD280 Pro Headphones
Apr 23rd
Sennheiser HD280 Pro Headphones
Looking for some decent headphones to accompany your Electric Drum Set? Well, you should check out these little puppies. The Sennhieiser’s HD280 Pro Headphones have the features and performance you need to produce professional-quality audio, regardless of the intended use.
Winner of the CES 2002 Innovations Award, the Sennheiser HD 280 Pro headphones are engineered to deliver exceptional isolation coupled with innovative, fold-up design for compact portability. The HD 280 Pro is poised to become the audio enthusiast’s first choice for critical listening.
Designed to deliver exceptional isolation from ambient noise with precise and linear sound reproduction at high SPLs, the HD More >
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XM Electronic Drums
Jan 6th
Founded in June, 2006, XM is a professional electronic drum designer and manufacturer based in Taiwan, Asia. XM does OEM for major drum brands in the world.
Its products include XM standard electronic drum set, XMR Professional electronic drum set, XM-CUSTOM, XM-WORLD, XMZ, XMT, and XML learning machine. XM products receive patents in several countries, such as US, Germany, Taiwan, and China. XM design team members come from various backgrounds, including electronics, mechanics, music, and ID design. With the collaboration of these talents, XM is able to customize drums sets satisfying different users’ needs. XM products are user friendly, allowing all users More >
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Electric Drum Set Brands
Dec 4th
I thought I’d write a post that simply lists all the brands of Electric Drum Sets that I could find. I figured if you were looking to find more information on Electric Drum Sets and were considering to buy one for yourself, it might help to know how many brand possibilities there are to choose from. I think this is important to know before making a purchase decision as your local Drum Shop may only stock one or two brands and you might think there is limited choice out there.
This is not the case.
So, here’s the list:
(2 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5) Loading ...Alesis USB Pro Electronic Drum Kit with Surge Cymbals
Oct 6th
Check out this awesome Electric Drum Set…I think I want one!
The Alesis DM5 Pro Kit with Surge Cymbals is premium-quality electronic drum kit with revolutionary new cymbals. The kit delivers pro-drum sound and familiar, comfortable playability thanks to durable, real drum heads and amazing new cymbal design.
The Surge Cymbals include a 12″ Surge HiHat, 13″ Surge Crash and 16″ Surge Dual-zone Ride to deliver crisp, accurate response with remarkable realism. They feature a custom brass-alloy with a special, clear dampening layer to merge the look and feel of real cymbals with the flexibility of electronic cymbals.
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(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Roland TD4 Drum Kit Demo – Nevada Music UK
Oct 6th
http://www.nevadamusic.co.uk/Drums_&a… Check out some of the sounds and features of the Roland new TD4k electronic drum kit.
The Roland TD4K V-Drum Kit takes over where the TD-3 left off except that the TD-4 has a host of new features and four times the wave memory of its predecessor … There’s also a new re-enforced drum stand that’s still just as lightweight and compact but now a whole lot stronger, aside from the new stand Roland have supplemented the TD-4 with a centre mounted sound module that contains new sounds and sensors within the pads that have an even greater degree of touch sensitivity …
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Biggest Electronic Drum Kit: Yamaha DTXpress
Sep 14th
A tour of quadbassblaster‘s two Yamaha DTXpress 2 drumkits joined together with custom created china and cymbal and splash pads with triggers bigger than Roland TD20 like a DIY experiment. This may not be the worlds biggest greatest largest drumkit like Terry Bozzio, but still not bad i think! Using hosa ypp117 ypp 117 adapters you can expand and split one port into 2 trigger inputs with separate sounds. The pedals are Sonor giant step copies, Morgan of Henker on Canibalblast video has them too, cymbals are Pintech Visulite wish i had a Ludwig Vistalite to go with them! There are many More >
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