Hi All
Hope you are all well.
I am new to this site and new to drumming. I play guitar as a hobby but have been getting very interested in drumming. I have been playing for hours on my friends kit and I love it. I feel more alive than with playing guitar.
So you guess where this is going. I want to get drums, I live in a apartment, i have spare room to use and noise issues. I will be going for lessons.
So I have two choices.
Get an acoustic set, rent a room in factory or something and travel to play or practise.
Or get electronic kit and use the spare room.
I like the idea of getting an electronic kit because I can play when I want with no noise issues. I also play around on pro tools for fun.
So here is some of my concerns/quistions.
Can you get drum lessions when you only play electronic kit?
Does electronic drum output formats work with pro tools?
Is it better to play on a acoustic set before you learn electronic drums (because of functions and complications)?
I dont have a huge amount of money to spend so I was thinking the TD9kx or TD12. I would love to get the TD 20. Both the TD9 and 12 have 8" toms. Is it hard to learn drums on such small toms. What is the general thought on this forum around the small size of toms on these modules?
How easy is it to transport these drums to a different countree. Does it come with a carry bag ect?
Am I going to be more confused with all the settings on these modules or will it help me to learn?
If you get better at drums playing electronic kits, what is the view of using these kits to play live, what does other musies think of drummers using electronic kits?
I know it is alot of questions, but I want to make the right choice... Sorry for the spelling, english is my seccond language. Any help is apreaceated.
Hope you are all well.
I am new to this site and new to drumming. I play guitar as a hobby but have been getting very interested in drumming. I have been playing for hours on my friends kit and I love it. I feel more alive than with playing guitar.
So you guess where this is going. I want to get drums, I live in a apartment, i have spare room to use and noise issues. I will be going for lessons.
So I have two choices.
Get an acoustic set, rent a room in factory or something and travel to play or practise.
Or get electronic kit and use the spare room.
I like the idea of getting an electronic kit because I can play when I want with no noise issues. I also play around on pro tools for fun.
So here is some of my concerns/quistions.
Can you get drum lessions when you only play electronic kit?
Does electronic drum output formats work with pro tools?
Is it better to play on a acoustic set before you learn electronic drums (because of functions and complications)?
I dont have a huge amount of money to spend so I was thinking the TD9kx or TD12. I would love to get the TD 20. Both the TD9 and 12 have 8" toms. Is it hard to learn drums on such small toms. What is the general thought on this forum around the small size of toms on these modules?
How easy is it to transport these drums to a different countree. Does it come with a carry bag ect?
Am I going to be more confused with all the settings on these modules or will it help me to learn?
If you get better at drums playing electronic kits, what is the view of using these kits to play live, what does other musies think of drummers using electronic kits?
I know it is alot of questions, but I want to make the right choice... Sorry for the spelling, english is my seccond language. Any help is apreaceated.

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