Drum technology company ddrum has launched a gorgeous new electronic percussion pad that is designed to make it easier than ever for drummers to go about accessing a vast library of sounds and incorporating and infusing their own samples into their sounds without having to shell out a veritable fortune.
The NIO Percussion Pad offers a grand total of nine pads that can be used in conjunction with a minimalist control panel that comes fully equipped with nearly a dozen different function switches and a volume control know for headphones. The pad comes with in excess of 550 unique percussion sounds that are arranged into presets, although the gadget also features ample storage space for addition of newly imported samples.
Available for a price of $300, this percussion pad will appeal to drummers who want to diversify their sound without damaging their bank balance.
Budget-Friendly Percussion Pads
This Drum Pad Includes a Library Of Over 550 Percussion Tones
Trend Themes
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