nathanexplosion
Junior Member
I'm trying to figure out how this whole thing works before I waste money through trial and error, so I'll say how I think things work and you fine gentlemen can set me straight:
1)trigger is attached to the drum
2)trigger is connected to a module
3)module is???
From here, in a live setting, is the module plugged in to an amp? If so are you expected to bring your own "drum amp" or could you share an amp with a band member, or run through a pa or what? Also, what types of cords are used; similar to 'guitar-to-amp' cords or what?
If anyone could explain how this works in a way that someone with ZERO knowledge of such things would understand, I would greatly appreciate it!
1)trigger is attached to the drum
2)trigger is connected to a module
3)module is???
From here, in a live setting, is the module plugged in to an amp? If so are you expected to bring your own "drum amp" or could you share an amp with a band member, or run through a pa or what? Also, what types of cords are used; similar to 'guitar-to-amp' cords or what?
If anyone could explain how this works in a way that someone with ZERO knowledge of such things would understand, I would greatly appreciate it!