5 Ways To Add Electronic Drums To Your Acoustic Setup
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- Опубліковано 22 тра 2024
- One of the best ways to expand your drumset's sound pallet, is to add electronic drums into the mix. Here are five ways to do that:
1. Add a Multi Pad
Multi Pads let you use whatever sound you can think of with your acoustic set. Most of the multi-pads out there like the roland SPDSX let you import samples, so whatever sound you find on sound-cloud and suddenly be right there at your fingertips.
2. Add a side snare
Acoustic side snare's are awesome, but you only get one sound out of them. If you get a small rubber or mesh edrum pad, you can assign whatever sound you want to it, including cool Dubstep/EDM/808 sounds.
3. Drum triggers
This is one of the most popular methods out there. Drum triggers can be connected to a multipad or a drum module, every time you hit your acoustic drum, you're also getting another sound. Mix them together to create really cool sounds.
4. E-Cowbell
Belive it or not, there are electronic cowbells out there, or just bar triggers. These are great because they don't take up much space.
5. Electronic Kick Drum
If you don't want to mess with drum triggers, and all you need is a cool electronic kickdrum sound every once in awhile, get somthing like a Roland KD9, put it next to your acoustic drums, and now you have a dedicated kickdrum that can make whatever sound you want! :)
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Always liked the way David Silveria, Morgan Rose, John Otto, Joey Jordison and a few others incorporated electronic pads and triggers into their acoustic kits
One of your best videos yet, I’ve utilized old equipment and added triggers, now not only do you have sound flexibility but the cool throwback look of old gear with an modern edge. It’s become a hobby.
Awesome and very informative video. I recently added a "cow paddy" to my Alesis Crimson and love it. Since watching this video Im kinda thinking about the Alesis sample pad! thanks for sharing this valuable information. Greatly appreciated!
Sweet :) I haven't tried a cow paddy yet, but they look interesting
Another great and informal video 👍👍👍😎 keep it up
Thanks man!
Wow, even if not incorporating acoustics, ideas 2 and 5 I think could help me expand beyond the limitations of the TD-20!
Sweet :) glad you got some new ideas
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I'll keep that video topic in mind, thanks :)
Thanks Justin good video.
Thanks :)
Give me your opinion of the Nfuzd module and pads brother, i want to practice drums with some silence
Thanks for this video. I have a custom electronic kit that i want to incorporate into my acoustic kit as a hybrid. My challenge is getting the TD 10 module to produce sound through my focusrite interface. Any suggestions? I am stuck. Thank you in advance.
I want a 2 side snares and 2 side snare stands to play "Shadow of the day" with my acoustic drums in verse 1 part.
I want to get the Roland one pad but not sure not sure what to connect it to. I normally play small venues and bars.
dude you are the fucking best. thanks for all the information.
The blue drum kit behind you are converted to electric correct? What pads did you go with? I'm looking at drum-tec and perhaps converting a kit. Thanks!
I have a double bass kit with a full Gibralter rack and rack side extensions on both sides,and was thinking of buying the Alesis Nitro Mesh kit,but instead of using the provided Alesis rack could I hook the nitro mesh kit toms to the rack I already have and add electric drums to my acoustic kit that way?
Hey I have something hot for you. How can you reverse the Roland TD50K to sound like real acoustic drumset? I have a client that whats to really hear the sound of an acoustic drumset.
So if I just wanted to add 1 single V-drum to an acoustic set, I’d need both the electronic drum and drum module correct? Is it possible to just use the electronic drum or trigger connected to an audio interface and use it that way?
So option #2... how do u actually set it up the pad to use as an 808? Do you hook it up to the Roland SPD-SX Pad in order to get sound? I have the spd pad, roland electic set, and acoustic set. Someone pls help
Thanks for your videos and your love to edrums.. Whats your opinion about magnatrack drum triggers ??? Are they sensitive with roland mesheads on ghost or pianissimo notes ??
Hey thanks man :) I've talked to the inventor of Magnatrack quite a bit, but I haven't gotten my hands on one yet. I really like the concept
thanks so much for you instant response to my answer!!
i hope you get them soon and see a review because there are no
videos of this product to know about the quality and the response !!
have a good day ..
keep your good job :)
Come on and get them for review already! I think they are awesome, either way maybe buy them they are on sale, then test them out. By the looks of it they seem to be the best thing out there?
good video, Justin..Yamaha DTX multi 12 for £425 in the UK
it's always interesting to hear how much drums cost in other countries :)
just went on facebook - $599.99 at Sam Adams advert on my page..darn those cookies lol
Is it possible to add a drum trigger on to a practice pad? For example, the Sabian Quiet Tone Mesh Pad has a real mesh drum head on a real drum hoop. Would it work on that? I'm guessing probably not a typical gum rubber pad?
Yes, a good trigger for that would be the Simmons trigger piezo.
What drum module would you recommend for such a setup (i.e. maybe a couple practice pads plus 2 of those yamaha kp65 for foot practice)? The Yamaha DTX 502 seems like it could be good but I have very little knowledge.
65 Drums, can you make a vs video? Alesis forge vs nitro thanks
I'll keep it in mind, thanks for the video idea :)
Hey ! Which one are better between the Clavia Nord drum 3p and the Roland octapad for just add electronics sounds and not import sample ?
I'd say the Nord
Ok thank you man !
Are you familiar with the Ddrum4?
I've played one in person
65 Drums. Sweet whenever you have time, I would like for you to check out sounds this drummer has. He said that they are stock sounds
65 Drums. ua-cam.com/video/5uKLPzYT2go/v-deo.html Skip to 10:40. They are Ddrum4 electronic drums with a sweet set of the Sonor Designer series
The tm2 is cool... when it's reliable. I've been unlucky for two TM2 modules (one last 1 week, the other a few months). Issue: the modules were freezing
ouch sorry to hear that
My Alesis sample pad pro is becoming non functional due to both age and damage
I’m pretty sure the main reason is the plastic inputs
Does anyone know of a multi pad with metal inputs, pad inputs, ability to load sample, and a fast kit loading time
I would look at a Roland SPDSX if you want something really tough
65 Drums
I need lots of separate trigger inputs
Would it have enough?
5. Buy EAD 10 wich can do everything of that
6. add a drum machine to play 'with/alongside' such as a TR-8 ///you're maybe ot 'playing't yhose sound but playing WITH those sounds....i do this with my roland JD-xi for example
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Just buy Amazon Alexa, and tell her to give you a cool drum beat. :D
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Hey justin btw love your videos thanks to you i have e drums. Thanks