dontgetmestarted
Junior Member
First let me thank, in advance, anyone who responds to this question. I may be a newbie when it comes to drumming, but I probably know more than most newbies thanks to being a semi pro keyboard, guitar and bass player for several decades. I am fortunate to have worked with more than a few top notch drummers, but none who know the electronic drum equipment very well. What I seek is the proper 'jumping in point'.
My interest in electronic drums are based mostly on spacial limitations. I have a one car garage that has been converted into a studio and already houses a wide variety of keyboard, guitar, bass and computer equipment. There simply isn't any room for a full acoustic kit. The equipment I seek would take up a fairly small footprint. I would even consider table top equipment if it meets my needs.
I hope to obtain a somewhat practical setup. Realistic hi-hat, snare and kick drum emulation are the basic requirements. What would work for this, starting with the lowest price point?
Thanks, Lee
My interest in electronic drums are based mostly on spacial limitations. I have a one car garage that has been converted into a studio and already houses a wide variety of keyboard, guitar, bass and computer equipment. There simply isn't any room for a full acoustic kit. The equipment I seek would take up a fairly small footprint. I would even consider table top equipment if it meets my needs.
I hope to obtain a somewhat practical setup. Realistic hi-hat, snare and kick drum emulation are the basic requirements. What would work for this, starting with the lowest price point?
Thanks, Lee