Feb 20, 2003 01:22 pm get the rim drum triggers. drumm makes some good ones. then buy a module like the alesis dm5
drum triggers ?
Posted on Feb 20, 2003 01:34 am
Geoff
SM7b the Chuck Noris of Mic's
Contributor Since: Jun 20, 2002
Hay does anyone know how the drum triggers work , I have an elctric kit, and i was wondering if i was to put the mesh drum heads on my accustic set would i be able to put a drum trigger on that instead of waking up the neigborhood . If the triggers work on the whole vibration or impact i don't see why i would not work . The ideas a lot cheaper than buying more pads , each pad is around a 100$ and most triggers cost around 20$ or lower .
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Feb 20, 2003 01:22 pm get the rim drum triggers. drumm makes some good ones. then buy a module like the alesis dm5
Feb 20, 2003 02:07 pm cool i already have the DM5 that use with a pntech kit , so i'm covered there .
Feb 20, 2003 05:23 pm Geoff, the mesh head's are not cheap at all. I know guy's who have built their own kit's using practice pad's and putting a piezo under them near the surface. They work really great. I think if you go to Electronic Musician's website and look through the archive's of article's there is one aobut doing that.
Feb 23, 2003 01:49 am well i was bale to try out the whole deal and the mesh practice heads were infact cheaper than buying a new drum pad , but i lucked out because one of my friends who works at GC hooked me up with two new V drums for the fraction o the price so i don't even have to tinker around with building , a little bummed and relived at the same time .
Feb 23, 2003 12:35 pm OOOOOO, I forgot about mesh practice heads. Yes, they are way cheaper then the mesh heads built for V-drum such.
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