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| Lives for gear Joined: Aug 2006
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Thread Starter | International touring, drum hireand triggers
Hi guys I'm looking for some guidance from experienced drummers who use triggers and tour internationally or who hire equipment and just turn up with their essentials to their gig. I play the kind of music that requires me to have non-standard drum sounds for example distorted kick samples or snares that are layered with other sounds etc. Normally I gig on my Roland Edrums with an additional sampler (Roland SPDs). Roland don't seems to be an option for hire or endorsement deals etc. unlike Pearl, DW, Mapex etc. So I need to get together some kind of system so that I can turn up over seas and just hire an acoustic kit. Maybe it could be a Ddrum brain and some triggers or a laptop based system? What sollutions do you recommend and what is you typical budget for hire? Any general thoughtsand ideas are welcome. Oh and I use a double pedal too just incase that is relevant. Thanks, cortisol |
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