Comfort means a lot when you’re at the drum set. You place your drums and cymbals exactly how you like them, within easy and comfortable reach so you can play for hours without hurting yourself, but it can be easy to overlook the drum throne. Your legs, bottom, and spine all deserve to treated as … Read more Roc-n-Soc Nitro Throne Review
Melodics is a fun way learn a new instrument or improve your skills if you already play. You can connect your drum kit, keyboard or pad controller that supports MIDI and get started quickly, with minimal setup. 60 lessons are offered for free so you can see how Melodics can improve your playing with integrated … Read more Melodics Review – Get Your Groove On
What is EZdrummer? It is virtual drum instrument software released by a company called Toontrack. The latest version of the software is EZdrummer 2, which was released in 2014 and since then the range of expansions available has grown considerably. The software helps you to create drum tracks for your music productions with ease. If … Read more What is EZdrummer?
The 9000 series double bass drum pedal is a key part of DW’s flagship range of popular, tour ready drum equipment, used and loved by many of the music industry’s top professionals. DW has been a major player in the industry for many years and they know their stuff when it comes to making solid … Read more DW 9000 Double Pedal Review
This Alesis Strike Pro Special Edition Review will give you an overview of the new flagship in the Alesis electronic drum set range. There’s no mistaking that this is a new kit and is beautiful to look at. You’ll notice the same red sparkle coated shells as the Strike Pro, but thanks to Alesis’ latest-generation … Read more Alesis Strike Pro Special Edition Review
If you’re in the market for an entry level electronic drum kit, the Roland TD-1K might well be on your radar. It is a well-built kit with the possibility to expand as your playing progresses. The kit carries a price tag which may be a bit higher than some other kits in the same market, … Read more Roland TD-1K Review: A Solid Choice
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The Alesis Nitro Mesh kit is a kit which is a good choice for beginning players who are looking for hardware that is a step up from the entry level Alesis Turbo Mesh kit, but don’t have the budget for a high end model. The Nitro offers a good balance of value vs features, and you get pretty much everything you need to get started – a kick drum pedal, sticks, and a drum tuning key. Read on for the Alesis Nitro Mesh kit review.
There’s no denying that cymbals are loud. When practice time rolls around and you need to keep the volume under wraps, low volume cymbals can make a huge difference. You can pair them with some mesh drum heads or use them with an electronic kit to bring the volume right down. Either way, Zildjian low volume cymbals give you a playing solution which feels almost as good as the real thing and they’re a full 80% quieter.
Roland released the TD-17 series in April 2018, aimed at mid to high level players. There are three specification levels in the range to suit your budget and requirements. The most basic of these still offers a high level kit, and the fully specced TD-17KVX cuts no corners to offer you an amazing piece of kit. In this article we’ll break down the different offerings to learn all about Roland TD 17 series.
Beginning players shouldn’t have to compromise on quality and playability. The entry-level Alesis Turbo Mesh kit aims to deliver a quality experience at an affordable price. You’ll get a realistic response and rebound from its exclusive mesh heads. The kit has plenty of built in play-along tracks and an easy to use drum module. Read on for the Alesis Turbo Mesh kit review – is this kit a good choice for entry level players?
