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www.nevadamusic.co.uk 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 … The snare pad has a patented mesh head for improved feel and resonance, whilst the toms and cymbals are velocity sensitive with the cymbals also having a “choke” capability.The TD4K is also expandable to include an optional pad or if preferred the user can replace the ride cymbal to a CY-12R/C 3-way trigger V-Cymbal, the kit is also compatible with the optional VH-11 V-Hi-Hat which can be mounted on a conventional hi-hat stand. Pre-programmed kit patches can be customised by the ability to tune and dampen each drum to the user’s own preference whilst ambient effects such as reverb can also be controlled to suit the occasion.To improve your playing skills Roland have also included their acclaimed Coach Mode which tests and trains drumming skills such as timing, accuracy and stamina. The Coach programme offers a diverse range of drumming excercises that can run for 5, 10 or 15 minutes and …

The new TD 9 electronic drum kit demo Check out the TD-9K at www.nevadamusic.co.uk Or the Upgraded TD-9KX at www.nevadamusic.co.uk

Here we have it! The BFD drum software, Alesis Trigger IO, and the RET Percussion Stealth kit. This is just a quick peak into what I’ve found the Virtual Percussion Technology package can do. I’m hoping to get more in depth with the functions of the BFD software, Alesis IO, and RET kit. If you want to see something specific, I’m sure I can either address it here, or for wider demand, in another video. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the show! -mikey

just bought an electronic drum kit yesterday, it was nothing big, and fancy but it was only 50 bucks, but boy did i get what i payed for, watch this review of said drum kit exclusively sold at a target somewhere in the US.

lol half of the video is techno the other half is death metal (i made this shit on the spot)…. oh yeah and i play certain parts of this calling by all that remains

this is part 2 of the drum kit tour, it is posted as a response to the 1st part…if u havent seen the first part and want to see it..then click below the video screen. i have my headphones and audio system connected to the headphone output socket of the SECOND MODULE..which is on the RIGHT….

This is an outstanding kit providing excellent quality at an entry level price! This makes a great drum set for a beginner, professional, church, school, teaching facility, recording studio, or just anyone that wants to be able to play drums ANY time of day or night! This kit is very small and can be easily stored when not in use! FEATURES: •Aluminum framework •Digital control module with LED program display •Bass Drum w/ deluxe spring-loaded pedal •Hi-Hat Pad w/ trigger pedal •Snare Drum •2 Mounted Toms •Floor Tom •2 Cymbal Pads •2 drum sticks •110 volt power adapter •Operation manual •Heads can be replaced with mesh heads or any standard 8″ head. The Kit Controller Features: •20 Preset Kits •10 Programmable Kits (215 different instruments to choose from!) •215 different instruments (voices) •50 Preset Songs (to play along with) (You can turn off the drum track and play along with the music!) Another cool feature is the auxiliary input jack, which allows you to plug an mp3 player or ipod into the module so you can play along with your favorite bands! Connections: •MIDI OUT •Hi-hat control •Hi-hat •Crash •Ride •Snare •Tom 1 •Tom 2 •Tom 3 •Kick •Output (R & L/MONO) •Aux in •Headphone output jack (1/4 inch) A red light in the middle of each drum trigger lights up on the controller so you can see what pads are being played while in song mode. That makes it even easier to learn how to play the drums and different drum styles like Rock, Blues, Jazz, Country, Latin, and R&B …

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Available from www.gear4music.com A video demonstration of the Alesis DM5 Pro Electronic Drum Kit

I’m using a Simmons SD7K Electronic Drum set with a Highly Liquid MSA-P MIDI decoder to interface with an existing Rock Band drum set. Full-sized video at: www.gregsplace.com Gamertag: Madsloth

Many people ask my opinion on what the best drum software on the market is… all I can say, is that it depends on what you need it for. This video should give you a clear understanding of where I stand on these titles. 1. EZdrummer (Practice, Quick Recording) I would recommend EZdrummer to anyone who needs something to sound great without spending lots of time with a learning curve. GREAT for beginners, yet still works GREAT for seasoned players. 2. DrumCore 2.5 (Practice, Nice Recording, Many Drum Samples) I use DrumCore with the idea that I’m using famous drum sets! Sly Dunbar, Lonnie Wilson, Zoro, Jonathan Moffett, Alan White, Matt Sorum etc. I’ve got they’re sound! 3. Addictive Drums (Live Use, Practice, Recording) Addictive Drums sounds amazing, loads faster than any other titles I use, and is extremely playable. It has so many fantastic and sometimes funny presets! Great job from XLN Audio. 4. Superior Drummer 2.0 (Live Use, Practice, Advanced Recording) Superior Drummer 2.0 takes the control you would find in mixing and mastering your acoustic kit, and gives it to you here, in this advanced software title. Great for just about anyone to use. 5. BFD2 (Live Use, Perfect Recording) I recommend BFD2 to the player looking for ultimate control over his/her drum sound. You get raw sound here. You also get more brand name drum sets and cymbals to choose from than most VPT software packs out there. I love all the VPT software that I use, so I can’t just use one! Thanks for …

Alesis USB Pro Drumkit Electronic Drum Kit with USB New from NAMM 2008

This is my homemade electronic drum set. I call it the Coltronics Kit-e (“Kitty”). I made this video to show how I put it all together in case you might be thinking about making your own electronic drum kit. I came up with my own design. It started with a piezoelectric transducer soldered to a couple of wires and connected to a quarter inch phone jack. By trial-and-error, it morphed into what youre seeing in this video. Ive had it for a number of years but its held up well. Im pleased with its design. Its compact. It works well. It was relatively inexpensive to put together using materials that are fairly easy to obtain. So check out the video. I hope it gives you some ideas.

Available from www.gear4music.com – A demonstration of the DTXPLORER

Hey everyone, This is part 1 of 3, of a drum review of the Roland TD12 electronic drum kit. I will not be demonstrating any of the sounds or kits this beast has, but if you would like to hear it, check out my other videos and Johnny Rabbs demo he did from NAMM. I DO NOT work for Roland or am an expert on this gear, i has done my best to show people at least the basics of what this kit has to offer and hopefully explain or answer any questions or queries you guys may have on it. Enjoy…

While searching for electronic drum videos here I noticed that there wasn’t any for the SDSV. A couple have turned up, but this is the first one to actually explain the sounds……..

This is my first drum set and it works great. I mostly have it for a bit of fun and also for my band to practice with. This kit is great for quiet practice and also for live gigs. If you would like to see a good quality audio of the drum kit just post a comment requesting this and i’ll post one assp and send anyone who requestes a notification. Hope this helps you decide! Part 1 of 2. Here’s a better audio clip www.youtube.com .

Edit: 20000 view?! Crazy An older video I found on my computer of me testing a double bass pedal on my cheap (originally an iED01) electric drum set. *I wasn’t TRYING to play anything impressive for all you harsh youtube critics. I was just testing out the double bass addition. If you saw what this set looked like originally, you would understand. This was originally part of two broken Ion iED01 electronic drum kits that I put together to make a very cheap drum set (after switching around some stuff).

In this video I show you how to replace the heads on my OSP DD502 electronic drumset with mesh heads. The guy who sold them to me seems to have disappeared and is no longer selling them. However, I found some more of these for sale at the following link: cgi.ebay.com These mesh heads feel much better than the original heads and they are much quieter too. I recommend these heads to anyone who is considering purchasing one of these drumkits. ~Vince

This is the DD502 Electronic Drumset