Roland SPD-SX PRO Flagship Sampling Drummers & Other Musicians

Me gustó mucho que antes del tiempo acordado, su funcionalidad al 100%. Lo he probado por dos meses ya, y es súper transportable y es muy personalizable. Incluye software para descargar que hace la configuración más rápida y sencilla.

I have never before played drums of any kind, so took a bit of a risk with this investment, and am super stoked that I did. I own a Roland synthesizer (Jupiter-X) and a Roland drum machine (TR-08), and I find the SPD-SX to be the easiest to learn and play. For the record, I have no interest in recording music, and bought this literally for the joy of playing some type of music at home after a long day of work. Within a few days of owning it, I was already creating kits to play with AI-generated drumless backing tracks. I would highly recommend buying a good quality set of speakers that hook up to this that also play music through Bluetooth, as you can play a backing track from your phone or computer and the sampling pad through the same set of speakers. I would also really recommend layering vinyl scratches (1229-Vinyl noise 1) over looped tracks to give it a truly vintage sound. I highly recommend this for the pure love of creating sound.

The request for MORE sounds without taking more of the stage is more and more in demand. So I "cheat". I use the SPD-SX PRO mounted to a small Gilbratar tube rack that powers my ENTIRE hybrid kit. The 9 triggers are programmed for bongos, congas, finger snap, hand claps, timbales, etc., and I use its external inputs for a E-snare, E-Kick, 3-Toms, 1 Roland BT-Rim, E-cowbell. That is ALL 8 of the SPD-SX Pro's external triggers using Roland splitters (a must). I never been a fan of E-cymbals, so I use REAL Zildjian/Sabian cymbals mounted to the rack and use a regular hit-hat. From the SPD-SX PRO, I have FOUR outputs that go a Yamaha MINI MG-06 channel mixer. That way, I can QUICKLY adjust the Kick, Snare, Toms and sample pad sounds. Quick access to sound levels is important for a live/gigging drummer. From the Yamaha mixer, a single XLR line goes to my powered EV 3-way 2000W PA speaker. This is positioned just to my side (usually by the bass guitar's speaker) so the drum sounds "come" from my kit. If I need more power, I can run it to my 15" powered Yamaha SUB (that handles all the "lows" below 100 Hz) taking to lower load stress off of the 3-way powered PA. And yes, if I have to run to the venue's main sound board, I can do that too. So I have options! I have a multitude of sounds and this all actually take LESS space than a normal 5-piece acoustic kit. And the sounds? Studio snare ("fat", Brass, and piccolo), 24" Kick and maple toms sound "perfect". Percussion sound choices! Take a look at my setup and make the SPD-SX Pro power all of this!

Sin duda el mejor que existe en el mercado actualmente! 👏🏻

Don't buy this as a used item, the one I received was used and had a 300 dollar discount. Had some electrical issues that rendered it unusable. Buy a new one and you will be a happy camper.