Alesis Drums Turbo Mesh Electric Drum Kit - Electronic Drum Set with Quiet Drum Pads, 100+ Sounds, Sticks, Connection Cables and Lessons

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Although the drums are quite small in size, it is adjustable for different size of drum players. It is very easy to set up the kit and get it running as the assembly guide gives a detailed explanation on how to set up each part of the kit seamlessly.

It has 12 rubber buttons asides the power button and volume control button, for programming functions and carrying out operations and settings on the drum kit. It also has a small LCD screen in between the power button and the volume button, for displaying ongoing functions and operations on the drum kit.The module of the Turbo Mesh couldn’t be more simple. There are just a few buttons with ten included preset kits. A total of 120 drum, cymbal, and percussion sounds fill the module. The drum module. The drum coach-mode has five different exercises to help with sharpening the skills of the drum player with regards to playing in time, stamina and strength, and groove tempo.

Drums and Drummers come from a wide spectrum of people, but anyone who uses an electric kit has done so under a very simple premise- Mic-ing acoustic drums is not fun. But when it comes down to how you actually want to record your drums, a few options open up. This guide will help you navigate them. Playing on the kit will give a feel and experience similar to playing on an acoustic drum set, with the way it is set up and the fact that it is made of mesh head further enhances this experience. The cymbals are fully shaped and nut half cut out like some other low priced electronic drum kits like the Yamaha DTX450K. Pump up the volume or practice in silence – whatever your preference, the Turbo Mesh Kit gives you exactly what you need. With a 1/8-inch headphone input, stereo ¼-inch TRS inputs and a 1/8-inch aux input, hassle-free rehearsals, practice and recording sessions couldn't be simpler!

Turbo Mesh Electronic Drum Kit

To get started you'll only need to plug your kit directly into your computer via a USB cable. All of our devices are class compliant, so if you run into any connection issues please be sure to eliminate any hubs or connectors between the computer and your module.

The metronome features different time signatures and tempos from 30-280 BPM. Use a metronome while you practice if you aren’t already. It helps your timing more than you know. The hi-hat controller functions decently as a stand-less controller, similar to other Alesis kits like the Surge Meshor Nitro Mesh. That said, it’s nowhere near the level of hi-hat controllers that utilize a stand. The Module I’d almost opt for eliminating the bell sound at that point. I doubt there’s a way to program that, given the limited module functionality. Getting Around the Sounds The samples sound dull and lifeless to my ears. For practice, this shouldn’t be much of an issue. Velocity-Sensitive SamplingAlso, you can program the processor to produce different sounds using MIDI I/O and ¼” and 1/8” I/O, as there is a provision for this on the module. For example, my kit, the Alesis Strike, doesn’t even have great sounds to my ears. That kit is 5x the price of the Turbo Mesh and has a much better module. The hardware frame is lightweight steel and folds easily for storage. The kit goes together with relative ease and doesn’t take up a lot of space in a room.

The included cymbal pads are all 10″ in size and are dual-zone, giving you both an edge and a bow sound. The cymbal pads aren’t impressive but do get the job done for a kit in this range. Included Pedals Solution home Alesis Support Alesis | Getting Started Alesis Drums | Connecting your Kit to a ComputerThe snare and three tom pads are 8″ in diameter and are single zone (one sound per pad, e.g., no rim sounds).