edrums and such

jenkzy56@ · 9th July 2008

hey there drum experts

im not a drummer(bass player/songwriter)
but i want to put some kind of edrum kit in my writers studio
i have researched various companys, roland, hart, ret percussion and whoever else
i could find!

my budget is around 2k to 2500
what im looking for is any feedback on these various kits from folks
who have used them in the studio, particularly with programs like bfd or toontraks, oceanway ect...

any input would be greatly appreciated

jenkzy

daaronhoffman · 18th July 2008

I'm in the same position. I'd like to also know if it's better to buy an acoustic set and use triggers on the heads so the drummer feels more comfortable?

Do triggers like Roland has work well enough, or should I be looking at an electronic set for best performance/recording?

9th July 2008	#1
jenkzy56@ Gear nut Joined: Sep 2007 Posts: 119 Thread Starter	edrums and such hey there drum experts im not a drummer(bass player/songwriter) but i want to put some kind of edrum kit in my writers studio i have researched various companys, roland, hart, ret percussion and whoever else i could find! my budget is around 2k to 2500 what im looking for is any feedback on these various kits from folks who have used them in the studio, particularly with programs like bfd or toontraks, oceanway ect... any input would be greatly appreciated jenkzy

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18th July 2008	#2
daaronhoffman Gear maniac Joined: Sep 2004 Location: VA Posts: 292	I'm in the same position. I'd like to also know if it's better to buy an acoustic set and use triggers on the heads so the drummer feels more comfortable? Do triggers like Roland has work well enough, or should I be looking at an electronic set for best performance/recording?