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sanre patterns using a pad of some kind with sticks - what should i get? |
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a snaredrum and a microphone |
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i think roland make those electronic drum kits - v drums and stuff, but they're very expensive. oh yeah theres those roland octopads as well, they'd do the job. SPD-somethings. i think theyre about 250 english pounds for the basic things. hope this answers thine question. dude. |
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check out www.rolandus.com in the drum / percusion section. you'll need a drum pad or two, and a trigger to midi controller. fucking expensive stuff. the drummer from my old band had a few of these things setup + a acuistic kit. sounds good but well expensive. |
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bloody oath they're expensive, when I was getting drum lessons I was taught on a Roland V drum kit, I thought it felt a little fake but the range of sounds were HUGE and you could play for ages without pissing anyone off, |
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