Using the electronic drum

[Alexandoy]

We have a neighbor who plays his electronic drum so loud. At first I thought it was a recording until another neighbor told me that it was an electronic drum. And then I learned that it is like the keyboard that you can choose the kind of drum. And it comes with a recorder. What an interesting instrument.

 

[Daniel1]

I find these interesting but it reminds me a lot of the video game rock band when I hear them being played you hear a click and clack if the drums aren't loud enough.

 

[jyy1]

These could be useful for apartments. I mean, even if you're good - people hate the noise.

Oh, did I mention electronic drums are an awesome toy - right along with guitar fuzz-boxes?

 

[Daniel1]

These could be useful for apartments. I mean, even if you're good - people hate the noise.

Oh, did I mention electronic drums are an awesome toy - right along with guitar fuzz-boxes?

I personally think that depending on how crazy you get with the electronic drums you could end up making a fair amount of noise that your apartment folks don't appreciate. So I think it's still going to annoy people but perhaps it's the lesser of two evils for people.

 

[jyy1]

I personally think that depending on how crazy you get with the electronic drums you could end up making a fair amount of noise that your apartment folks don't appreciate. So I think it's still going to annoy people but perhaps it's the lesser of two evils for people.

You can use headphones.

 

[overcast]

Software based drums can be pretty much useful. If you want to export that song without the noise. That's even more easier with software based stuff.