Category
Electronic Drums · Models
Complete electronic kits, the sound modules that drive them, and the standalone pads that sit alongside an acoustic set. Distinct from drum machines, which are sequenced rather than struck.
5 models
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ddrum Acoustic Pro Triggers
Electronic drums
ddrum's triggers clamp to an acoustic drum's hoop and pick the head up cleanly enough to drive a module, which is how most hybrid kits are built. They have been the default choice for that job for decades.
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Roland SPD-SX PRO
Electronic drums · Japan
The SPD-SX PRO is the standard sampling pad on modern stages: nine velocity-sensitive pads, generous onboard sample memory, multiple outputs, and per-pad lighting so a player can find them in the dark.
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Yamaha DTX-MULTI 12
Electronic drums · Japan
The DTX-MULTI 12 packs twelve pads of three sizes into one surface with a large onboard voice set and sample import, and is as common in percussion setups as on drum kits.
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Alesis SamplePad Pro
Electronic drums
The SamplePad Pro loads samples from an SD card onto eight pads with two trigger inputs, and is the cheapest reliable way to put backing hits into a live drum setup.
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Roland Octapad PAD-8
Electronic drums · Japan
The original Octapad was eight rubber pads and a MIDI socket, and it made "octapad" a generic word for a percussion controller. It is still the reason a drummer's auxiliary pad set is called that.