Hello. What kick pedal would you recomend for this?
1189289
You should be able to use any standard bass drum pedal you like. The kick pad feels pretty good to play on but you're not going to experience the kind of rebound you would with a tensioned drumhead. Felt beaters are OK but I prefer to use a smooth plastic beater. I'd also recommend an adhesive bass drum patch.
102514
I use the cry baby classic, but I do not use a volume pedal, use the nova system boost
2104992
It comes with the kick trigger for the bass pedal but if you're playing a double bass, you'll want to buy a good pad. I recommend the Roland kick pad.
483957
The included pedals are not very good. I use a good quality keyboard sustain pedal for the hi-hat & kick. Works great and these will last. After all, they're just an A/B switch. Hope this helps.
2038615
This is a very simple pedal to use. Plug guitar into input and run a second cord from output to amp. It's a fantastic pedal. I use mine every day. I sometimes plug a drum track from a computer or iPhone into the second input and then it will repeat my guitar rythm and the drum track infinitely so I can jam with a band so to speak. Enjoy.
765577
You can, and I did for about 2 years. The only thing that may prevent you from doing so is if your kick pad is not compatible with a double pedal (should tell you somewhere in the product info). Mine wasn't at first, (I had a Simmons SDK5) so I purchased a new Roland kick pad that could handle it and it worked fine.
755696
Experience says these 'cheaper' line pedals don't sound paired with anything other than guitar. Compression can be controlled with MIDI under live situations or added during recording mix. Also you don't have the control with guitar effect pedals as you would with the proper keyboard sustain pedal. Check keyboards that accept sustainer foot pedals; Sweetwater sells the pedals for $15. You can find them cheaper here on Amazon thru M-Audio for around $10. Keep looking and read up on it.
309770
I love this little guy but more of an overdrive sound with just the amp. It will take pedals nicely so you could push it into more of a metal sound. Here is a great review that will show you some sounds (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzDohmkXeJs)
654754
I think you can purchase a foot pedal controller for this machine. just search for it, it should come up
761180
Yes sir. I bought a double bass pedal when I ordered mine. Of course, depending on the speed of your kicks, it's hard to hear each one clearly; but that's the kind if thing you can expect surg electronic drums.
1105821
Jono... would you want to buy mine. It's practically brand new with... a double bass kick pedal. Let me know.
1729362
Anyone works good. i use a generic double chinese pedal but mainly recomended are flat padded hammers
1091138
I work with the developer, eMedia. There is sustain pedal input. More detailed product information can be found at our website at http://www.emediamusic.com/fdkp-61.html . Sincerely, Ellen with eMedia Customer Service
1319377
Yeah it is, just buy another alesis stealthkick and a kick pedal and your good.
2120375
This is a great buy. Bought one for my 5 year old and it plays great. I would recommend an amp and guitar cord(cable). You COULD also/instead buy a multiFX pedal that has a headphones out jack (if noise in the house is going to be a problem). Digitech makes some good multiFX pedals that have distortions, chorus, wahwah, etc preprogrammed. This is the setup I have for my kids for practicing in the house. You will still need a guitar cord(cable) to plug into the pedal and possibly earphones that have a longer cord on them. Just a suggestion.
437962
Simply plug your mic in and send to the board. You have total control at the pedal. Awesome pedal. It will freak the sound man out. Get your sound check done and then hit the pedal. Good to go.
430700
I would just go ahead and get this one flashback x4 , it has really nice tone,looper, tap tempo, this is awesone.