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I have a Roland td 4 electronic drum kit and also have an acoustic drum kit. Could I convert the acoustic drum kit to an electric one? If so, what do I need? And do you have any experience with this?
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Loading...Hello, what instruments do you play? I'd be very happy to hear from you. Happy with age, but you don't have to
I'd like to play a western guitar, but I only have experience with classical guitars. How heavy is it?
I'd be interested to know what you pay attention to when you write songs?
Hi, I'm still fairly new to audio engineering and need some help. I'm unsure whether I need a mono or stereo cable to connect my electric guitar to my amplifier (Yamaha THR 10 ii). Thomann Link Amplifier: https://www.thomann.de/de/yamaha_thr10ii.htm Thanks for any help 🙂
So, I recently got an acoustic guitar, and I know that the thickest side should be on top, but on my guitar, the thinnest side is on top. I googled how to hold a guitar as a right-handed person. In videos, people hold the guitar exactly like I do, but theirs has the thickest side…
Of course, I don't need a percentage here. I'm wondering if there are many live musicians who use this modeling amp on stage. Do you or do you know anyone who plays live with Katana Artist?
https://www.thomann.de/de/roland_rt_30hr_dual_trigger.htm
They’re triggering. You’re just jamming it with your Roland module.
You can also get the Yamaha ead10. This is a microphone attached to the bassdrum. It captures the sound of your drum and converts it into an electronic one.
https://youtu.be/egdJAcKi7kI?si=81l14-iE0tLOsJj6