Electronic drum kits are becoming increasingly popular among drum players. These e-drums provide drummers a way to practice silently so as not to disturb their neighbors. They are also used for their portability and lightweight, as opposed to the traditional acoustic drum kit. Some drummers play e-drums also for better integration with other electronic parts of the band they are playing with.
Ever been in that situation where no matter how much you try to play the drums “softer”, and how many blankets and pillows you use to absorb the sounds in the room, you would always wind up getting complaints from your neighbors? In this article, we will discuss about how to build a soundproof drum room for home practice.
I Know. I know. I’m obsessed with drum monitor/headphones.
But here is the thing: During my college days, I used some pretty cheap speakers, and the result has not been the best, to say the least.
I previously told you about headphones for drummer (Link- insert URL of previous articles regarding drum headphones).
You want to be Joey Jordison. I get it.
But you won’t become one without years of hard work, perseverance, and practice. You need to practice, do more practice, and then some more.
There is no shortcut to this.
Professional Drums kit cost thousands of dollars. However, if you’re starting out just like me or like my 10 year old kid, then you can start with best tabletop drum kit. It’s pretty affordable and easy to use.
Electronic drum kits are getting increasingly popular as drummers look for a way to quietly practice while still honing their skills professionally. In this article, we will be comparing two of the most affordable and popular electronic drum kits for beginners: Simmons SD5K vs Alesis DM6 electronic drum set.
So you finally decided that drums are going to be your thing, you’re going to be the drummer in a fabulous rock band and fame and fortune will be yours. All you have to do is learn to play first. Now you’re sitting at the music store with a fist full of cash looking for your first set of skins. Hold up a minute, before you do that, have you even considered an electric drum set.
Many drum students who are just starting out often ask which they should play, the electric vs acoustic drums. It really is a matter of preference and there are perks to playing either of them. At the end of the day it comes down to what style of drums you want to play and how seriously you take the instrument. Let’s compare the two and you can decide from there.
