Quick question is this only for electronic drumset? Or I can use it with custom drum set itself?
1404925
Acoustic or electric. I use mine on my Tama acoustic set and it sounds great.
1839108
Dude! If you got a drum plug-in (like BFD or EZ drummer) this thing is badass. Way better than sequencing drums with a mouse or keyboard.
2268890
I would not recommend this or any other guitar amp for drums, the bass will sound horrible. You need to look for a keyboard amp.
1720111
no electric drum set sound realistic... this one's sound module is not good, but the pads feel nice, especially the snare and the base drum. Anyway its price explains everything.
91381
yes, because EZ Drummer 2 is a VST. And, with the PadKontrol being a General MIDI enabled device, should be no sweat.
1849871
I use it. You can import loops in WAV format. Sometimes I generate loops on the looper and bring them into Sonar X2 where I put on good drum tracks. Hope this helps.
1851365
It's pretty much a beat box. You sit on it and hit it in different places to make sounds similar to a drum set. This would make an excellent alternative. Practice different beats and then decide if drums are in the future.
1029621
My son has Roland V Drums , but WOW what a difference in price. I'm a keyboardist but real drummers use it for our band practice. Beats loading. I added a sample Pad and the spare Tom - Cymbal. Also bought a metal rack used-much more sturdy. Plugged it into a big PA W/ great powerful sound. So yeah Quite satisfied.
1228108
SD allows you to add effects as you would see fit, to get a unique sound to your drum mix. EZdrummer already comes with effects on the kits so you won't be able to change
1263686
Its made for a snare-stand. I suggest not buying a cheap one (it'll come in handy if you eventually by a snare). Mapex makes a good one; plan on spending $50-60.
1949981
sounds like you could use TWO! I use this amp for bass and baritone guitar. Never tried it with electric drums. Tone and punch are good, but this is not a gigging amp and is not going to shake your guts. However it lasts HOURS on a charge even at near-full volume. I use it for streetcorner playing with an acoustic guitarist and cocktail kit drummer, perfect.
1325089
This Trigger IO can't be used as a standalone. It needs either a computer with a trigger/sampling software or plugin, or a drum module of some sort. This device only takes the signal from the drum triggers and turns them into MIDI signal. Then this MIDI signal is sent either through a MIDI cable or USB cable to a receiving device (computer, drum module etc.) If you are trying to go straight from the bass drum to a PA (I'm guessing for a live performance) you have a couple options. One is to use a laptop or something similar to host your trigger software, then from there send out the live audio into your PA. I have done this with this box before and works great. Another is to get a different trigger box that also has drum samples built in. These, for the most part, are called drum modules. Same thing as the Trigger IO, but with drum sounds built in. I hope I clarified some things for you! Good luck!
1839104
Yes. It is a fantastic piece of equipment, I recommend it. You can also hook it up to an amp and it will be a regular drum set for a group. There are many possibilities. Check out the videos: http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Yamaha+DD65+Electronic+Drum+&oq;=Yamaha+DD65+Electronic+Drum+&gs;_l=youtube.12...1397.1397.0.3317.1.1.0.0.0.0.127.127.0j1.1.0...0.0...1ac.2.11.youtube.vXm_t6GEMVgGood luck.
1091148
Depending on how you like your set. The left side of the kit is too pack as it is. You might be able to add something on right side underneath the floor tom, but you would need to attach some kind of bar with attachment. I wouldn't recommend it because there isn't a jack for it; therefore when you record, the cowbell (for example) won't come out in the recording. In one of the preinstalled programs of drums, the tip of the ride is a cowbell. There is about 25 different variations of drums. Hope this answers your question.
1127087
Yea a standard 1/4" guitar cable will work for you, Bruce. The output you're going to want to use for the drum machine is the one identified as "phones" on the back of the machine. Have fun!
982238
Yes, it should not be any different than tuning a regular drum kit. I would use the same setting for snare and tenor to keep them in tune with each other.
2072692
I don't think this product is suitable for anyone who is learning drumming. The power supply is not suitable for Australia, need get additional power.