On Tue, 17 Jan 2017 09:52:07 +0100
Jeremy Jongepier <jeremy@email-addr-hidden> wrote:
> It might respond the same but it probably won't sound the same. For
> the Korg Wavedrum a stick is a stick and it doesn't matter where it
> is made from. Sticks made out of plastic, wood or metal of the same
> weight will likely all sound the same while on a real drum kit the
> different sticks will produce a different sound. A Wavedrum just
> doesn't interact with the object it's getting hit with. But correct
> me if I'm wrong as I don't own a Wavedrum and neither have I read the
> manual ;)
Consider this. Hitting the skin (it is a drum skin, on mine I have a
Remo Black Suede) with your nails will produce a slightly different
sound than with the fingers. Part of the DSP processing picks up the
sound from the skin. This is why the instrument can produce feedbacks
on a stage.
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