TOURTECH TT-16S Electronic Drum Kit

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From a 5" woofer and ergonomic cabinet design, it offers 120W RMS power up to 114 dB SPL, ideally sized for small venue performance, home studio monitoring or rehearsals. TourTech TTPSM5 Key Features: Drumming increases body awareness & kinesthetic development; drumming helps students develop graceful coordination and self-control. Convenient, compact, and infinitely versatile, electronic drum sets consist of pads, rubber cymbals, and a drum module to emulate sounds from familiar toms and snares to personally crafted experimental samples assigned to individual pads. Some players love electronic drums because of that versatility—the fact that you can create a drum set that sounds exactly how you'd like it to, whether emulating acoustic sounds or leaning into the electronic sounds.

We take a look at the 5 Best Electronic Drums for live performance to suit everyone from pros to the newly gigging musicianIt’s important to have a sturdy stand to keep your keyboard on whether you’re playing live or using it in the studio. Piano Benches Here's our drunk buying guide which we hope will help you discover what you need to know before you get started. Where the electronic drums prevail, the acoustic kit faulters. They’re loud, heavy, cumbersome and take up a lot of space. Not ideal when limited to a small area or if you move them around regularly. And not great for the neighbours either, unless you have a dedicated rehearsal venue.

If you’re a true purist, the acoustic drum kit is the best way forward. It prepares you for a live setting and if you don’t mind the noise, size and cost of expansion you’ll be extremely happy. We've put together a handy Beginners Guide To Drums, so you can decide what's right for you - acoustic, electronic or hybrid drums. If you got rhythm and love a good beat, playing drumscan be one of the most enjoyable experiences in your life! If you're out to get your first set of drums, find out the difference between electronic and acoustic drums. Ideal for outdoor parties and events, indoor karaoke, or even as a vocal or drum monitor on stage or at home. Almost all variants include the likes of a metronome with multiple voicings, looping features, play-along songs and mp3 compatibility. Everything you need as a drummer to make life easy.If you’ve ever wondered who the best drum brands are or which brand makes the best drum sets, we’ve rounded up 10 of our favourites. Even better is the availability of mesh heads, which lets you create a hybrid kit. Place these over the top of the drums to kill the volume and connect with a digital module to alter the sound. Basically, your main drum-kit will still be the acoustic drums, but you then add extra electronic elements, such as Electronic Drum Pads, to have access to a wider palette of sounds, trigger samples etc! You can have a real drummer sounding like a TR-808, even! The possibilities are endless, and that's why a lot of pros are starting to go this route: from Coldplay to Reverend And The Makers, all the way to The who. If you already own an acoustic drum kit, adding some digital technology is definitely a very interesting option. Here’s a rundown of the pros and cons of both electronic drum kits and their acoustic brethren, so you know exactly what to look out for.

Tourtech have got a wide and vast range of all sorts of musical instrument accessories including professional quality cables, mic stands, gig bags and cases for guitars and basses and much, much more!The module has 26 preset kits with space for 15 user kits and sounds can be individually assigned from the 458 onboard samples You could turn up to the venue with just your guitar, a cable and this active PA speaker and put on a gig. Recording is just as difficult. You’ll need multiple microphones and an audio interface, which isn’t a problem with the electronic kit. Conclusion