Drum kits? real or electric? good for starters ?!
Question: hi i am intrested in drums been shorta playing at my school on the onces there for the last 4-5 years and i it's my 16th soons and i was thinking of getting my own set of drums and mybe having lessons.
i dont know much about makes and i am not sure on a price, so i am pretty open to how much the kit you guys can offer.
i would love a real set but i cant really give up the space, so i think electric is my best option, however if you guys strongly dis agree then i will go for realam i rite in saying that on electrical kist you can have pre set drums like , rock, pop, and dance so that they have different sounds?
people please help me out.
thanks for looking
Answers: hi i am intrested in drums been shorta playing at my school on the onces there for the last 4-5 years and i it's my 16th soons and i was thinking of getting my own set of drums and mybe having lessons.
i dont know much about makes and i am not sure on a price, so i am pretty open to how much the kit you guys can offer.
i would love a real set but i cant really give up the space, so i think electric is my best option, however if you guys strongly dis agree then i will go for realam i rite in saying that on electrical kist you can have pre set drums like , rock, pop, and dance so that they have different sounds?
people please help me out.
thanks for looking
Well I think in the long run you would be much happier with a real kit, especially if you ever plan to play out with a band. Electronic drums have the advantage of taking less space and letting you play with very little noise. The downside is that an electronic kit that sounds like a "real" kit costs a bloody fortune. Also you will never learn the proper dynamics and technique by playing an electronic kit. If just want something to entertain yourself an electronic set would be fine, but if you plan to ever be a real drummer you need an acoustic set.