Its a great set.

Depends lah... Considerably high, but good electronic kits don't come cheap.

Ah Vic Firth's, the best I've used so far.

any cheap practice pad that is below rm100?

preferably an 8 inch ka. haha. baru senang practice rudiments on the go.

Hey guys, I'm wondering how's your bass drum tuning and muffling?

I'm still having frustration that I've been tuning my bass drum for 1 week now and still can't find the sound I want.

Now I just put the beating side tight and the resonant side quite loose.

I bought it finally and brought it back

Play it now.

next thing I want to do is get some drum books for beginner from the library and start learning

wow you're fast

Great.. then can start with some simple songs to boost your motivation. WHat kind of songs u into?

hmm.. a little bit of slow rock. . some pop songs like bon jovi, greenday sort of artist.. any advice for a beginner like me?

By the way, here's the photo of the kits:

thats a great kit. im jealous

looks much better than my td4..

slow rock then start wif a song that u like but slow.. maybe around 60 - 70 bpm.. up to your own liking and skill la.. just take it slowly and most important practice wif metronome... thats the best feature of e drums

then need any help just aks here. good luck

Thanks !!!



for the MIDI, is that okay I buy some thing like this to connect it between PC / MP3 player to the module ?

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0038EV...ref=oss_product

This post has been edited by SunofaBeach: Nov 7 2010, 06:43 PM

i never use midi.. i only connect my mp3 player with a cable to the module itself.. so cant really give any suggestion

I am saying something about that.



Is that correct connecting 3.5mm jack from PC (headphone out) or mp3 plaer to the red circled port to play along with songs?

This post has been edited by SunofaBeach: Nov 7 2010, 06:53 PM

ya jsut buy a simple jack connector and connect your mp3 to the input of your module..

midi is for something more advance liek recording and others

Oh, i thought that is called MIDI as well. . thanks !! Im just wondering why there is no drum notes online unless purchase drum books . What I do now is looking at youtube and watch some teacher show how to beginner I try out myself Is that a good way before i get books from shop or library

getting a teacher is good.. but if u can also self learn.. like me im self learn.. nto that i dont 1 to get a teacher but now cannot..

if im in malaysia i would have went for class.. just to learn the correct basic and technique..

drum notes are difficult to find.. usually ppl write their own down because drums are not that difficult to identify the notes being played compare to other instruments..

if u need any song notes i can give u the song i first pay when i start but nto sure if its the song u r interested in

PM me.

Me either, I am not very convenient to attend lesson and lesson is very expensive in England. Hence I chose to self learning. Well if those notes suitable for a beginner like me . . Yes please !! and thank you !!

well its the first song that i played when i got my drums shud be ok. Some forumers said that its not a good choice as a first song but what the hell...

Have u heard of metallica - nothing else matters?

Most important is play a song that u like.. if u dont have interest better choice other songs that u enjoy

Nothing else matters is one of my favourite song !!!!!!!!!!!!