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I've only tried out V-drums a couple of times and I was looking for some people's opinions on the TD-5K set and the TD-8K set. I'm just looking to play standard rock and do some recording as well. How do they perform on stage and in the studio. I'll be playing mostly rock.
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From technique and sound the td-5 is a bit out-dated. Perhaps the kit is slightly usable for practicing at home...
Ofcourse, the td-8 is more expensive but the sounds, sequencer, room settings, mesh headed pads are worth it. If money is a problem: try to get a second-hand td-8.Robert -
Originally posted by Drew:
I've only tried out V-drums a couple of times and I was looking for some people's opinions on the TD-5K set and the TD-8K set. I'm just looking to play standard rock and do some recording as well. How do they perform on stage and in the studio. I'll be playing mostly rock.
I'm building a custom kit made up of Roland and Hart pads. I am presently using a TD-5 as my sound module. You will not want to use it for anything more than practice at home. The sounds just don't compare to the new modules. I haven't tried to trigger any Midi or other alternative sounds as I'm not that astute technically, but the standard sounds are not want you would want for anything beyond a set of headphones.
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