Buying a New Drum Set

Ok so this morning I received two emails from sellers on eBay informing me that my 12" Pearl ELX tom in stunning cobalt (purple dr rochelle skin expert fading into black) finish with black hardware, as well as two mounting arms in black are heading my way after being dispatched.. yea its pretty reliable advice I am a happy camper right about now.. now in a few days my setup will probably be complete, 14" x 6.5" Pearl Ultra cast snare drum, 22" Bass Drum, 10" 12" 13" 14" & 16" toms, an entire Pearl DR-503 3 sided rack and my pair of ZXT Zildjian cymbals.

Once all of the lugs are loosened and removed from the drum, get rid of the rim along with the old head. Remember to eliminate the drum head properly, they often can do recycled. This is a wonderful time to get the drum cleaned up. I usually make use of a gentle cleaning agent like window wash or monitor cleaner plus some soft cloths to obtain the drum polished and nice and shiny. Next step is always to position the new head back for the drum

Doing items like drum replacement and guitar amp modeling are last resorts. We want your recording to sound as authentic as possible. The greatest recordings come through the emotion projected from your band and the way where they express those emotions through their instruments, not some triggered fake drum replacement kit.

Another fantastic thing as well as a lot of drummers the best part about electronic drums is the ability on most kits to simply accept an mp3 player or any sound input to the trigger module in order to play as well as your songs or write drums on top of your fellow band mates demo tracks. Personally I plug my iphone in which has thousands of songs and I set the amount loud enough to get to the music but still much less loud to drown out my very own drums. I'll then find the appropriate preset kit around the dtxplorer trigger module in order that the drum sounds closely match the style of the song.

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