Showing posts with label about drums. Show all posts
Showing posts with label about drums. Show all posts

Monday, August 24, 2009

electronic drums


ALESIS ELECTRONIC DRUMSET WITH DM5 MODULE AND SURGE CYMBALS

Incomparable feel. Incomparable sounds.

Our flagship electronic drumset features the legendary sounds of the DM5 drum module. The rack-mounted, programmable sound module contains 540 percussion sounds and 21 pre-programmed drum/percussion sets and features Dynamic ArticulationTM, which ensures that sounds respond with natural dynamics and timbre-changes for the most realistic and accurate sonic response.

DM5 Pro Kit's acoustic-feeling drum pads are built around standard eight-inch mylar drum heads and acoustic-dampening foam for quiet response. When they wear out, you can replace the heads with any model you choose from any manufacturer. The heads are tunable with a standard drum key for adjustable tension and feel. The triple-flanged counterhoops are covered in a sound-reducing rubber sleeve, which further cuts acoustic noise.

SURGE Hi-Hat, Crash, and Ride cymbals are the only serious choice in cymbals for triggering electronics. Based around a true brass-alloy cymbal and coated with a clear sound-dampening layer, SURGE cymbals feel like acoustic cymbals because they share the same pedigree.

DM5 Pro Kit with SURGE Cymbals has a unique combination of superb sounds, fresh feel, and terrific touch.

Features:

  • Complete five-piece electronic drumset with SURGE cymbals: bass drum, snare drum, three toms, Hi-Hat, Crash, and dual-zone Ride
  • DM5 sound module with 540 sounds, 21 programmable sets, and Dynamic ArticulationTM
  • Drum pads feature drum key-tunable eight-inch mylar drum heads for customizable feel
  • Brass-alloy SURGE cymbals are real cymbals with built-in triggering for seriously acoustic feel
  • SURGE Cymbals feature exclusive clear sound dampening to cut the cymbals' acoustic sound
  • Practice near-silently with headphones, or connect to a PA or powered speaker to rock out as loud as you want!

INCLUDES:

  • DM5 sound module with rack mount
  • Dual-zone snare pad
  • Three tom pads
  • Bass drum pad with tower and mount for single or double pedal (pedal not included)
  • Hi-hat pedal
  • Metal drum rack with standard 1 1/2-inch tubing
  • Complete set of firm-grip hardware mounts and cables
  • SURGE 12" Hi-Hat cymbal
  • SURGE 13" Crash cymbal
  • SURGE 16" Dual-Zone Ride cymbal
  • Complete set of connection cables
  • Drum key

DM5 Drum Module Specs:

  • Audio Outputs: 4 (2 stereo pairs)
  • Trigger Input Jacks: 12 (each with 5 user adjustable trigger parameters)
  • DAC Bit Resolution: 18
  • Sample Rate: 48kHz
  • Sounds: Over 500; includes stereo samples with reverb, ambience and dynamic articulation
  • Polyphony: 16 voice
  • Panning: 7 position, user programmable
  • Velocity Response: 127 levels of loudness via MIDI or trigger inputs
  • Kits: 21 Memory locations w/defaults permanently stored in ROM
  • MIDI Jacks: In, Out/Thru
  • Headphone Jack: 1/4" TRS w/variable gain
  • Switchable Footswitch Jack: 1/4" jack can be assigned to hi-hat or program advance mode
  • Tuning Scheme: Coarse (chromatic) and Fine (cents)
  • Data Input: Data knob, front panel keypad (sound auditioning via velocity sensitive Preview button on front panel)
  • Expanded Dynamic ArticulationTM: Modulates tone and pitch
  • Power: 9 VAC external transformer, UL and CSA approved
  • Dimensions: (WxHxD) 19"x1.75"x6"
  • Weight: 4.5 lbs.
http://electricdrumsets.net

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

zldjian hrash & Burn


www.zildjian.com

hrash & Burn.
The new 19" Z3 Thrash Ride is a special ride cymbal that supplies the best "Wash of Overtones" effect of any current ride cymbal on the market today for those who love to shoulder ride their cymbals. Keep some cold water near by to ease the burn...





CATEGORY: Z3 Series
TYPE: Rides
SIZE: 19
WEIGHT: MT
FINISH: Brilliant Finish
GENRE: Drumset: Alternative, Drumset: Metal, Drumset: Other, Drumset: Pop, Drumset: Punk, Drumset: Rock
SKILL LEVEL: Advanced, Beginner, Expert, Intermediate, Professional




Thursday, July 23, 2009

Drum sets

Big Drum Sets?

Lets talk drum sets
Drum sets can come in many different configurations, drum sizes with or without hardware and or the cymbals. The most common drum sets are the 4 piece, the 5 or 6 piece, and the bigger 8 or 9 piece double bass drum sets.

4 piece drum sets
The classic 4 piece drum sets are considered to be the standard for most styles and applications. From live concerts to studio recording sessions they serve as the essential base for any drum setup. The most common set includes a 5 inch snare drum, 14 to 20 inch single bass drum, 14 to 16 inch floor tom and 8 to 13 inch rack tom. The classic 4 piece drum sets usually don't come with any hardware or cymbals and can cost from $500 up to $5000 and in some rare cases even more.

5 and 6 piece drum sets
A typical 5 piece drum set, consists of a 5-1/2 inch snare drum, 20 or 22 inch single bass drum, 12 inch and 13 inch rack toms and a 16 inch floor tom and come with a 14 inch Hi Hat, a crash cymbal, a ride cymbal along with the corresponding stands, kick drum pedal and in some rare cases even a drum throne. A 6 piece drum set is usually made by adding an 18 inch floor tom or a 10 inch rack tom to the 5 piece kit configuration.

8 and 9 piece big drum sets
An 8 piece drum set is usually based on the standard 5 piece drum kit with 2 additional rack toms and a second bass drum. The typical 8 piece drum set configuration includes a 5-1/2 inch snare drum, two 18 or 20 or 22 inch bass drums, one 16 inch floor tom and four rack toms (most common rack tom sizes are 10", 12", 13" and 14"), two bass drum pedals, one crash cymbal, one ride cymbal, a hi hat and the corresponding stands. 9 piece big drum sets usually come with two floor toms (16 inch and 18 inch) along with two bass drum pedals and two crash cymbals, a ride cymbal, a hi hat and the corresponding stands.

Some people also refer to the 8 and 9 piece drum sets as "double bass drum sets" or "big drum sets". Note that it is not necessary to have a big double bass drum set to play double bass rhythms, for instance double bass drum pedals can be used to play double bass rhythms on a single bass drum. Double bass and or big drum sets are most commonly used in Rock and Heavy Metal music, although sometimes they are also employed by Jazz and Fusion drummers, examples are Louis Bellson and Dave Weckl.

Even bigger, 10, 11 and 12 piece big drum sets
The 10 or 11 piece, and bigger drum sets are essentially the 8 piece drum sets with some additional rack and floor toms. Common configurations would be the 5 or 6 inch snare drum, two 20 to 22 inch bass drums, one or two floor toms (16 and 18 inches) and rack toms with sizes of 8, 9, 10, 11,12, 13 and 14 inches, two bass drum pedals, two or more crash cymbals, a ride cymbal, one or two hi hats and the corresponding cymbal stands.

Big drum sets? or Huge drum sets?
Theoretically a drum set is not limited to a certain amount of drums, and can consist as many drums, cymbals and percussion pieces as a drummer will need for a certain performance. A bright example of such a big setup would be the Terry Bozzio's drum sets, - they usually include more than 30 drums along with over 15 drum pedals, more than 30 cymbals and a lot of other percussive additions. - Now that's one hell of a big drum set!