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E-Drums vs. Acoustic Drums (Opinion)

It is rather hard to compare electronic drums & acoustic drums, as e-drums are a tool to mimic acoustic drums. But which solution is the best for you? Find V-drum Tips on: ✭ Facebook: http://goo.gl/sW6z3S ✭ Webpage: http://www.v-drumtips.com Drum Software used in this video: http://amzn.to/2Euat43 Superior Drummer 3: https://goo.gl/VRXR67 Find used drum gear on reverb: https://reverb.com/ie/signup?_aid=vdrum ✭ ✭ My E-drum Headphones: http://amzn.to/2swspFA ✭ ✭ My favourite E-drum shop: https://goo.gl/kSxunM Footage Sources: https://www.drum-tec.co.uk/ http://www.drumangle.com/ https://www.rammstein.de/en/ Someone has asked me to do a video comparing electronic and acoustic drums. Ok, so first of all, I think it is really hard to compare the 2 since no one on this planets decides between acoustic and electronic drum kit on the basis of nothing. There are always factors that make one go for either electronic or acoustic drums. Electronic drums that consist the same components as a standard acoustic drum set are mainly a compromise rather than an instrument of choice. People’s circumstances like the place where they live, convenience or their finances are the deciding factor to rather go for an electronic drum kit and not for an acoustic drum set. What do I mean by that? An e-drum kit is a tool that was originally invented for one main reason. Acoustic drums are too loud and you cannot play them everywhere. That was the main intention to make e-drums as we know them today. Of course, there were some guys that wanted to generate synth sounds by hitting a drum pad, but the synth hype did not really survive the end of the 80s, at least not for conventional rock drummers. Almost every drummer would prefer real drums to an electronic drum kit including myself. But the problem is that most drummers do live close to other people, so they are forced to either play a quiet e-drum set or play nothing. 30 years ago I would not have been able to play drums at the place where I live, but thankfully some geniuses invented e-drums and made it possible for me to play drums in the comfort of my own home, no matter where I live. And that is just great. E-drums have some positive and negative characteristics. Recording It is easy and cheap to record good quality drum tracks. Have you ever tried to properly record with an acoustic drum kit? Well, I did. I played drums in recording sessions myself and it was so much effort. You have to apply new heads to your drum set, they have to be tuned properly, you need good drumming mics for every single component of the kit, a proper studio room, a mixing desk and an engineer. And don’t forget that you should own a decent sounding acoustic drum set. If you record with a Pearl Forum you might get fired from your band. In the end, the sound you get out of decent “middle-class studio gear” is ok, but not outstanding. It is rather a compromise, cause recording gear, the engineer and studio time is just expensive and therefore limited. The e-drum set, on the other hand, can be plugged into a computer and run software like Superior Drummer 3. This is a drum sample software with high-end drum sounds, recorded with the best recording gear, by the best engineers with the best drum kits in the best studios of the world. The average drummer could not afford an equivalent acoustic setup in 3 live times. The e-drummer spends around 3000 bugs for a decent second-hand electronic drum-kit, a decent computer and Superior Drummer 3. He can now record a high-quality drum track in his bedroom. As long, as often and whenever he wants. And if he is a shitty studio drummer like me, he can even correct the mistakes afterwards. Cause this is what modern software allows you to do. And if you don’t want to cheat, you just leave the MIDI notes as they are. Maintenance Acoustic kits need new heads, sticks, and cymbals more often than e-drums. If you have a good e-drum kit with durable components, you won’t need to spend a lot for maintenance. Good rubber e-cymbals rarely wear and good quality mesh heads last forever if you do not use damaged drum-sticks. This does not include cheap e-drum gear. Cheap e-drum gear will definitely not last.