Sentence examples for electronic drum kit from inspiring English sources

In the centre there's an electronic drum kit and a set of weights.

The Bubu Gang uses modern instruments, notably Jon Leland's electronic drum kit, which allows the drummer to produce complex polyrhythms.

One player sings into a microphone, replacing the original lead vocals, while another plays an electronic drum kit and two more play ersatz guitar and bass.

The rest of their equipment includes instruments (electronic drum kit, keyboards, bass guitars), amplifiers and microphones -- all things they would need to take along to a traditional studio.

But I've had the delightful opportunity to observe and poke at the electronic drum kit, the bass and rhythm guitar and even the vocals.

Standing in front of a distressed wooden crucifix, flanked by an electronic drum kit and keyboard, the Texas senator is not just the candidate most likely to save the country from a Donald Trump nomination.

Johnson's parents and friends established a memorial fund which, Selway said, "buys electronic drum kits for schools, to inspire that next generation of drummers and musicians.

Then pull up a stool behind a Yamaha DTX, the gold standard series of electronic drum kits, of which the 400K (pictured above) is an entry-level powerhouse: packing enough features to usher you from timid beginner to thrashing virtuoso.

There's plenty more besides, including a ton of new content for EDM and Hip Hop artists: 20 new electronic drum kits, plus 100 new synthesizer patches for that type of music, and 1,000 new loops across genres and a range of instruments.

Nowadays, however, stark gray cells that long ago housed Death Row inmates — before San Quentin took over housing them in 1937 — are used to store electronic keyboards, drum kits, guitar amplifiers and other gear for the prison's music program, one of several rehabilitation programs Folsom offers.

(The other members of the band were Zeena Parkins on harp and Manu Delagu, who played drum kit, electronic percussion and the melodic percussion instrument called the Hang, a sort of flying-saucer-shaped steel pan tapped with the hands and fingers).