i am in a band but i am also a beginner
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This set is made for little kids. It is small. Made really nice just like her dad's big one. Great for children
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Well, as long as you're under the age of 8, this will do you just fine. My Nephew is 6. and its working out just great for him. Tune her up, and get to it.. �
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Brian: I have played my DM7X Session Kit,5 piece for a few months now and I really like them,for the sound Quality, Versatility, and Ease of Playing. I have been an acoustic drummer for over 40 yrs and never thought I would ever be able to switch to electric, boy, was I wrong. After I read and reread the instruction book, I set them up, adjusted them for my playing, and off I went,on a new musical experience, and my double set of Tama's are in their cases, with no plans to play them again.At a later date I will add another tom and crash cymble, the set has expansion for them, other than that I a very happy Brian: I have played my DM7X Session Kit,5 piece for a few months now and I really like them,for the sound Quality, Versatility, and Ease of Playing. I have been an acoustic drummer for over 40 yrs and never thought I would ever be able to switch to electric, boy, was I wrong. After I read and reread the instruction book, I set them up, adjusted them for my playing, and off I went,on a new musical experience, and my double set of Tama's are in their cases, with no plans to play them again.At a later date I will add another tom and crash cymble, the set has expansion for them, other... » Read More Brian: I have played my DM7X Session Kit,5 piece for a few months now and I really like them,for the sound Quality, Versatility, and Ease of Playing. I have been an acoustic drummer for over 40 yrs and never thought I would ever be able to switch to electric, boy, was I wrong. After I read and reread the instruction book, I set them up, adjusted them for my playing, and off I went,on a new musical experience, and my double set of Tama's are in their cases, with no plans to play them again.At a later date I will add another tom and crash cymble, the set has expansion for them, other than that I a very happy « Show Less
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I have the same situation where I have to bend my knees. I find that if I stick my feet straight out in front of me I can still get assistance from the band. At other times I take my foot not in the band and kind of jump up to the top or have the band help me get to the top.
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To be honest I use the keyboard as part of my band. I have never use it for what you are inquiring about. Cannot give any advice.
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Lead and rhythm yes. Not sure about bass as I don't play bass, so I just checked and the good news is YES. Have fun
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Lol idk I'm just in 7th grade band plus I gave it away to a person in a wheelchair that can't hold a normal trumpet
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I would guess this would be just right for a beginner. My 13 year old daughter does just fine with it. I would suggest going to a local music store to purchase different reeds, however. The reeds that come with it are not great, and sometimes don't work well.
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Hmmm. I think it would. It might be better to get one of the single bands for that though, because you would have more control over the length of the band there. Take a look at some youtube videos about how people do that.
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There is an excellent website, micuatro.com that teaches you how to play and has lots of songs. Check it out!
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This is a simple drum machine. I suppose you can do all that if you have fast hands to turn the knobs and push the buttons while you are playing. Look up the manual.
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yeah I think so. Cause I am just a beginner and I think it's suitable for me.
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Unfortunately, the answer to your question is "No." I would have paid a few dollars more to get a guide with the bands. There are plenty of sites on line that offer great instructions and diagrams of how to use the bands.
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The band needs to be worked in a bit to start with, but I am not sure there is a way to keep all pages open. I have never been in the situation where I've needed both pages open at the same time.
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I'm actually a beginner myself but played with them on and off and what a have found is that I like the sound better with the bottom heads off. It's a little work to get all of the nut holders off. Just do one, one of the toms, take the lower skin off and see if you like the sound better than the other Tom.
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Hi there! First I would put my adjustments to about 12:00 on the Vocalist 3, make sure you have the volume for out put on the top right side of Vocalist 3 and set low or off, adjust your guitar amp like you regularly would and your PA to the volume you like when singing. I do not know what amp or PA or Guitar you have, I would check your guitar through your amp and see if the feed back or radio sound could come from your guitar your amp. Try your mics through the PA to see if you get the feed back or radio pickup through your mic or PA. When I was young I got Radio sound from my guitar and amp. I found that if I had my pedals and guitar to close to the amp I would have this problem. So try moving your pedals away from your amp and guitar away from amp, also make sure your PA is fair away from every thing your PA should be on the side and in front of you. I some time get Feed back and radio sound do to being to close to everything. Now that you have check every thing you have you amp for guitar set at volume, your PA and mic set at the volume and you are at a good distance from each other, try your Vocalist 3 with the out put volume low, put only the effects you want our need on the Vocalist 3, the out put on the Vocalist 3 top right sound be set very low because your guitar amp your PA are set to the level you want to here. Last but most important is make sure every thing is grounded if not you will have all kinds of problems. Good luck with your Vocalist 3 keep on jamming. One last note, u-tube has all kinds of demos you can check out on setting , etc. Just type in Vocalist 3 and what you're looking for. Good luck. John
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Absolutely. For what it's worth: when working out specific bass lines, it helps to slow the recording down until you've played it accurately. Then, gradually work up to normal tempo. Most important piece of equipment I own (other than my bass!).
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In my opinion, I think it is a good beginner / intermediate player acordeon. It has the right sounds to get you started