In the '60s and '70s, most people associate with the drum kit, the traditional bass, snare, toms and cymbals with a drummer rock and roll to hit a few jokes, seemingly a world apart. With the advancement of technology that would soon change.
At the end of the 70-year technology for the introduction of electronic drum kits allowed. Imagine Keith Moon said that his hallowed acoustic drum kit would be replaced with an electronic version. The proposalmet as completely crazy - and for good reason. Electronic kits in those days were very simple and do not have the sound quality, to say the least.
These days are very difficult to make a choice based solely on sound quality. In fact, Bill Bruford of King Crimson was the first to introduce an electronic drum kit on his set, and has almost completely eliminated the need for acoustic drums. They find it very difficult to seeDifference.
In a certain sense one can understand the reluctance to sell the drummer for the digital age. Digital image is simply not enough rock and roll to fit? However, with more bands to do concerts, always dependent on an income and also with musical genres and constantly morphing overlap, the bands must be adaptable and how technology can help - even your good old rock and roll band.
There is no doubt, but that drummer is worth any saltable, the change in the sound produced by a variety of tricks (sorry I can not say this - you have to find yourself) to maximize. To progress as a drummer, though, and make money a little 'more in your pocket, its days are important for different styles of music, and who knows, you can only get some session work.
With these words, I'm not saying that you should completely replace your acoustic drum kits for the electronic version. ForStarter, the reality is that you pay a lot of money for a very good electronic drum kits - more than £ 2,000 in some cases. And apart from the appearance money, the creation of an electronic drum kit is very technical.
Another way to bridge the desire to keep your acoustic drum kits, and to embrace the technology look like you could have a look at something like the Korg Wavedrum. This is a second generation of drum module that you will be able to be everywhere in the world and a whole new soundDimension to the set. With hundreds of onboard sounds, presets, you do not get bored.
In addition to being portable, the great feature of the Korg Wavedrum is that the dynamic range you would get from an acoustic drum imitates and makes the real power of expression through the action perfectly on the actors and how they play. Korg Wavedrum not sound the same! I will not go into details about the wealth of features, but I imagine that for some session work, which already has been usedfills some congas congas and not their own. You must make a decision - or buy some 'congas, which require a significant investment, and then the trouble to travel with them, buy a drum module, or that fits in your hand luggage at a fraction of the cost. Go figure!
So to say that I do not think there is a clear winner between an acoustic drum kit and a drum machine. From my point of view, it is to its completeness and expanding the range and tonalSkills. Who knows where the journey would take, but as a musician who can deny yourself the endless possibilities that exist with the integration of technology in their September
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