Since you are using Cubase as a DAW, I assume you wish to record your drums either to own projects and produced music or others. I am rather fresh at this sort of thing also, not drumming but electric drums. Electrodrummer ask the key question here, what is affordable to you ? and where in the world are you ? Ulan Bator or down town Berlin make a rather big difference. I am really just looking for a kit that is as cheap as possible, without sacrificing to much of sensitivity and dynamics in the way the pads respond.Īny thought would be highly appreciated. Does this mean that the cheapest roland kits only can trigger samples at one velocity? Or does it mean that one pad are only able to trigger one sound(not additional sidestick, rimshot etc)? Because I have no need for that. In my searches I read something about the cheap kits only had single triggers and zones. Just that it triggers nicely with the midi stuff. So the sounds on the module have no importance whatsoever. I will only use it when writing songs in my recording studio triggering SD3. Will f.ex a Roland TD-3KW do the job? Are the any substantial difference with the pads on these kits, or is the modules that is the main difference? So I was hoping some of you pros could help me out with some basic questions. But I have now bought superior drums 3 and are looking for a drum kit to trigger it with.

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