Using The Roland SPD::ONE Pads on Acoustic Drum Kit with Jordan West | Reverb Demo Video
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2017
- Jordan West came by the Reverb office and, with her, she brought the new Roland SPD::ONE pads. In this video, Jordan showed us how she would use three of the pads in combination with her live drum set. The Percussion Pad contains more realistic sound samples, the Electro sounds more like a drum machine and the WAV Pad is for user samples, click tracks and backing tracks. Watch how Jordan incorporates this gear into her setup.
Check out more on the Roland SPD::ONE and Jordan West at bit.ly/2eFX4pX.
SPD::ONE Electro Pad:
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SPD::ONE WAV Pad:
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The price has to come down
Awesome drummer.
That acoustic snare sounds killer!! Her playing grooves!
This is a really good ad for Istanbul Agop.
Destiny's Children For real tho
Awesome groove Jordan. digging your playing, great feel.
Best demo I’ve seen on these!
So informative, and what a player! 👌⭐️
The wave pad seems like the best option
Best review for these pads I’ve found. Nice job 🤘🏽
what is that snare, it sounds FANTASTIC
Great demo. You're anexo awesome drummer. Great grooves. And your drumset sounds killer
Nice drumming; nice explanation; pretty cool video.
great demo
I play guitar I don't even know why I'm watching this
Me too - watched the whole thing. Guess it helps that she is an awesome drummer.
I'm pretty sure you could stomp on this and use it like a pedal haha
because you know you want to buy a drummpad. I did. A KAT. Affordable, has some interesting sounds. Good to record into a looper and use as either a metronome or a raw idea to play on top of.
I catch myself watching Synthesizer videos and I don't play keys either. Although I do want to buy a synth to play along with the guitar and bass... and the drumpad. I need more cowbell.
That's exactly what I do. I play guitar with a kick and a wav. On the wav, I have either tambourine, hi hat or snare sounds. Obviously, my "drumming" patterns are primitive, but it's a great way to put some surprising moments into a performance. @@VincentSebastianMusic
What is that ride or crash on her left?????! Thing is glorious.
I was wondering the same thing. Great sounding cymbals!
Looks like an Istanbul Agop 30th Anniversary to me, and an Agop Signature on the right. No idea what sizes.
Patte Macchiato Pretty sure it’s an Istanbul Agop 30th Anniversar
She’s killin!!
I play a lot of acoustic duos (guitar). And I would love to add a foot pad for kick or percussion. Wish it was a bit cheaper.
U r playing awesome
Does the abbreviation "SPD" stand for "Synthesizer Percussion Drum" or "Synthesizing Percussion Drum"?
She's killin'
man... she has a great feel on drums...
I know the demo is for the pads, but what cymbals are you using? They sound great!
The ride is an Agop Signature I think
Istanbul Agop 30th Anniversary Crash, Istanbul Agop Signature Ride, and Meinl Byzance Extra Dry Hats. No idea what the sizes are tho
i have that same set lol. a '68 ludwig Hollywood . gonna sell it though
what drumkit are you using :) ludwig ? what model, the snare sounds rad
Can these pads be added to the roland go mixer pro/ for a hybrid kit
Cool product, but her drumming is insane. Did lots of stinkface to these amazing grooves.
What Hi-Hat is it ? A Meinl 15 '' Byzance Extra Dry ?
is it recommended to put it through a PA or is there some amps that are good to run them through?
Great question. We put it direct in and monitored from a QSC k10 powered PA speaker. That's a great option for a single speaker. Other powered PA speakers from JBL and others, any keyboard amp like the Roland KC series, are all good options. Running it into a guitar amp isn't the worst idea, but those aren't particularly well equipped to handle, say, the subharmonics of a kick drum sample. Bet you could make it sound cool, though.
What's her snare?
What's the name of the cymbals you are using?
Benjamin E.Ndugga Istanbul Agop 30th Anniversary Crash, Istanbul Agop Signature Ride, Meinl Byzance Extra Dry Hats
Girl'z got rhythm
she's beauty!
1:06 boss ce5
2:28 boss fb2
3:23 boss ds1
Ummm... Norm's Rare Guitars is thatta way -----> :)
those hats!!! nice n dirty.
choked up on the sticks
Needs more cow bell
tasty!
amazing woman.
"They're everything you need and nothing you don't" *Next clip features a COW BELL*
At some point in one's life it's more than likely that they're probably going to need a cow bell. ;)
whats that crash ?
Luca Longini Istanbul Agop 30th Anniversary, I don’t know the size
Phil Collins used that kind of pad in 1984 and in every tours and in 2007 for the last tour and Richard Kolinka in 1983 lol so not very new
The sounds are great but the price is just insane - $200 for one pad? Multi pad Midi controller makes much more sense to me
lol are you serious?
ARRRGHHHH!! I CAN HAZ ALL THE GEARZ?! I NEEDZ ALL THE GEARZ!!!! XS
so i understand. never use theese rolands
She could "get it"....
kind of over priced and only able to play one sound at a time on each pad.plus its goin to be impossible to hear those finger snaps and shakers unless u have a big p.a.
$200 a pop... Four pads... $800 for all... Spd sx is $800, has 9 pads and does all the same shit. The fuck you tryna pull, Roland?
Not everyone needs 9 pads and has 900 dollars to spend dude. Some people just need one pad for a couple sounds and thats it. 200 is a pretty decent price for a single drum pad that you can store any samples you want. I swear all yall crybabies in this comment section dont get what its meant for
@@TotinosOtherBoy you know what’s funny is now I’m actually looking at buying two of these so that I no longer need an entire sample pad 😂😂😂
Why are they 170 pounds though?
she is CRAZY beautiful. not gonna let that distract me from how awesome this product is, though.
What product?
dont wanna be rude but drummers should not be using electric drums
Don't worry, It's not rude. It's just very narrow-minded.
Stop telling people what they shouldn't do when it comes to creativity.
What would possess you to say such a silly thing?
samuel fhima fuck youuuuuuy
That's like telling guitarists not to use electric guitars
Innovation and flexibility are only two plusses, electronic drums aren’t everyone’s preference but their range is only limited by the samples they retain. Maybe you differentiate drumming with percussionists, these roles merge more and more in certain genres. Akin to calling a guitar a lead or rhythm, it can do both; it’s all at the flick of a switch and down to what and how they’re played. If you still don’t want to call someone a ‘real’ drummer because they employ this hardware then its a limitation on your appreciation not their ability. Yes, there’s something great in seeing and hearing the boom of an acoustic kit played, or a snare drum crack and pop in a marching band, I don’t see these pads replacing them in their traditional realms.