that drum kit is rad! I wish I had one like that, but I live with the rest of my family, so...
for now, I'll just use the weak little electronic drum kit that I have...
It's actually not bad, as far as age and sample quality go, though
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I started off on an electronic kit too, so I feel you. My fiancé and I happened to be really lucky with this; I know they've discontinued the Pearl Forum but we got it half price for what it would otherwise have been.
When you're able, I don't doubt you'd go acoustic. When you do, cherish that moment, because feeling the thump and vibration in your body on top of your playing is something so beautiful, I cannot even begin to describe.
I totally agree, cause I played my friend's drum set (which is acoustic), and I can't even describe it... the kick was so bass-heavy, the cymbals were boss, and even though it was like 20 times (exaggerated but you get my point) bigger than mine, it was glorious
It took me a while to summon up the courage to play an acoustic kit; the first time was in 2012 and I still have the video recording of it. When I did, I didn't turn back. I swore, no more electric at that point.
You will get there. : )
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That's great that you have a kit. I might go somewhere to get some additions to my kit. Maybe something to support my stands or something I can attach a tambourine and cowbell to, which I have just in case. For now, I'll just keep the woodblock on top of the hi-hat.
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I'd thought of a cowbell and perhaps crotales eventually. My dream kit has cymbals all suspended from overhead <3 But for the moment, this'll do.