Author Topic: Thinking about buying an electric drum set  (Read 421 times)

Anyone have experience with them?

The set I'm looking at: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0187KO8X4/

One thing I'd absolutely make sure you can do is route the kit to MIDI so you can use virtual instruments from your computer and control them via the kit triggers. This will let you buy better sounding drum programs and use your kit as the performance capturer.

if you buy one will you play songs for us

One thing I'd absolutely make sure you can do is route the kit to MIDI so you can use virtual instruments from your computer and control them via the kit triggers. This will let you buy better sounding drum programs and use your kit as the performance capturer.

Like FL Studio?

if you buy one will you play songs for us

Yes


Like FL Studio?

Yes

FL is just a DAW, it's not necessarily a virtual instrument. FL has virtual instruments in them that you probably could route MIDI into the track inputs. But realistically the most flexible programs for stuff like this is DAW's like REAPER, Abelton, Logic, or Pro Tools. When I say virtual instruments I mean the individual sound bank for whatever instrument you're looking to emulate. For me, I use Steven Slate Drums 4 Platnum to make my music. It's a very authentic and articulate drum VST.

I mean if you're just starting that will be perfect

Although I kinda like learning on an acoustic set vs electric but electric are nice because its quiet lol