always wanted to learn an instrument, gotta start somewhere! my gf and I turned the smallest room of our house into a music room

shes learning piano and guitar while I learn drums, I love being in here with her sm

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    6 days ago

    How is the Alésia kit? I’m in the market and I see those a lot and they seem more affordable than Roland ou Yamaha.

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      its awesome! my dad who is really good at drums played on it and had no complaints, you can absolutely learn and record on it :) I want an acoustic kit some day when I’m not in a shared apartment lol

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        I want an acoustic kit some day when I’m not in a shared apartment lol

        Neat thanks for the feedback :) I saw an artist that was using an edrum and their voice in a weird mix of electro and drums - it’s crazy what one can do with those kits. I wish you the best in learning the drums!

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      5 days ago

      I have tested them at Thomann and can recomend the “Millenium MPS-750X” which I bought. It has the price of Alesis, the hardware similar to Yamaha/Roland (HiHat with mechanical pedal, mesh drumheads, multi sensor cymbals) and a good sound module with a lot of features.