What does triggering do exactly? Doesn't it make the drums crisper and clearer?
To put it simply, turns an acoustic Drum into an electric one. You connect the trigger into a Drum module, which is that box on an e-kit that lets you control how the Drum sounds. Meaning I could make my Bass Drums sound like 808s. Lolz.
What does triggering do exactly? Doesn't it make the drums crisper and clearer?
To put it simply, turns an acoustic Drum into an electric one. You connect the trigger into a Drum module, which is that box on an e-kit that lets you control how the Drum sounds. Meaning I could make my Bass Drums sound like 808s. Lolz.
But wouldn't you want a more natural sound as opposed to electric? No bashing, just trying to get the whole deal. I only know about guitar stuff lol
What does triggering do exactly? Doesn't it make the drums crisper and clearer?
To put it simply, turns an acoustic Drum into an electric one. You connect the trigger into a Drum module, which is that box on an e-kit that lets you control how the Drum sounds. Meaning I could make my Bass Drums sound like 808s. Lolz.
But wouldn't you want a more natural sound as opposed to electric? No bashing, just trying to get the whole deal. I only know about guitar stuff lol
Personally, I just love how a triggered Bass Drum sounds when it's not too clicky. Plus you can hear it clearer and louder. Which is also why I want to trigger my Snare. During blasting, the snare is quiet when the blasting gets faster, and the cymbals overpower it.
What does triggering do exactly? Doesn't it make the drums crisper and clearer?
To put it simply, turns an acoustic Drum into an electric one. You connect the trigger into a Drum module, which is that box on an e-kit that lets you control how the Drum sounds. Meaning I could make my Bass Drums sound like 808s. Lolz.
But wouldn't you want a more natural sound as opposed to electric? No bashing, just trying to get the whole deal. I only know about guitar stuff lol
Personally, I just love how a triggered Bass Drum sounds when it's not too clicky. Plus you can hear it clearer and louder. Which is also why I want to trigger my Snare. During blasting, the snare is quiet when the blasting gets faster, and the cymbals overpower it.
I guess IMO then it would be good for practice and all but for shows they mic you up pretty well
But would there be any need for them if you've got mica on the drums? I mean guess it would be crisper but the mica work fine and the drums still keep that bassy feel
It all depends on personal preference really. Technically, a triggered Drum is Mic'ed. Since the sound is coming from an external output i.e. a P.A. But it also alters the sound at the same time. Micing does not. I only plan on triggering my Snare and Bass Drums, and regularly micing everything else.
Either way, I'm average enough to put them on a song recorded at home, like I did for the song I already released, except they would at least be good quality. And still, I'd have it for good recordings if I find a Vocalist.
Honestly dude, your vocals aren't that great, is it really worth investing money in?
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idk. do you really need recording stuff if you aren't going to do much with it? get a dog or something <_>
Either way, I'm average enough to put them on a song recorded at home, like I did for the song I already released, except they would at least be good quality. And still, I'd have it for good recordings if I find a Vocalist.