Jessiah331
Senior Member
Ok, so I've had a problem of practice space since I moved to NE. I've been through all of the options, but I was recently clicking around the forums, found another thread and it hit me.
I have my old starter set in the basement collecting dust. (it was my 'test' set for when I was beginning to think about painting my nicer set) Someone mentioned to slap some mesh heads on it, then get some triggers.
I'm just looking for something to beat around on while the neighbors are around, and this seems like a pretty quiet idea. I'm not really concerned about how GOOD it sounds, just something to practice to.
SO about the triggers. I was looking at the basic ddrum triggers (about the cheapest there are) and was wondering, if I put these on my drums, what exactly do they plug into? I'm fairly new to the electronic drum scene...
Thanks for any advice and pointers. If you think I'm headin in the wrong direction with a silent practice kit, gimme all you got, because I'm always open to new ideas! (and nothing is set in stone yet!)
I have my old starter set in the basement collecting dust. (it was my 'test' set for when I was beginning to think about painting my nicer set) Someone mentioned to slap some mesh heads on it, then get some triggers.
I'm just looking for something to beat around on while the neighbors are around, and this seems like a pretty quiet idea. I'm not really concerned about how GOOD it sounds, just something to practice to.
SO about the triggers. I was looking at the basic ddrum triggers (about the cheapest there are) and was wondering, if I put these on my drums, what exactly do they plug into? I'm fairly new to the electronic drum scene...
Thanks for any advice and pointers. If you think I'm headin in the wrong direction with a silent practice kit, gimme all you got, because I'm always open to new ideas! (and nothing is set in stone yet!)