Overview of Roland V-Drums Acoustic Design VAD506 & VAD503 Electronic Drum Kits

Overview of Roland V-Drums Acoustic Design VAD506 & VAD503 Electronic Drum Kits
Overview of Roland V-Drums Acoustic Design VAD506 & VAD503 Electronic Drum Kits
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When you need the glamour and presenceFullcompass LogoDefinition:
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of a full acoustic drum set on stage—but with the convenience and control of electronic drums—the Roland V-Drums Acoustic Design VAD506 & VAD503 are the perfect solution. These premium kits feature wooden shells with full depth and diameter, exquisitely finished and mounted on double-braced chrome stands for a look that will have the audience convinced you’re playing acoustic drums. Roland’s advanced digitalFullcompass LogoDefinition:
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sensor technology and dynamic TD-27 drum module provide the sound and response to match, making sure every stroke, ghost note, roll, and swell is fully expressed in incredible detail.

The TD-27 sound module is loaded with the finest acoustic drum sounds you’ve ever heard. Fusing samples recorded in top-flight studios with advanced behavior modeling refined over two decades, Roland’s Prismatic Sound Modeling and new PureAcoustic Ambience technology is applied to the samples for incredible realism. Finally, advanced onboard multi-effects and mixing capabilities give you the power of a full-scale studio consoleFullcompass LogoDefinition:
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, parametric EQs, compressors, reverbs, delays, and more at your command.

With the impressive looks, familiar layout, and inspiring playability of a high-end acoustic kit, the VAD506 & VAD503 kits make any drummer feel instantly at home. There’s a 14” digital stainless-steel snare, 10” rackFullcompass LogoDefinition:
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tom (plus a 12” rack tom in the VAD506), a 14” floor tom, and a 20” kick constructed with full-depth wood shells, adding to the authenticity and providing genuine acoustic feel under the stick and beater. A full complement of cymbals includes a 12” V-Hi-Hat, 14” crash (plus 16” crash in the VAD306), and an 18” digital ride, for superior playability and natural appearance on stage.

The VAD506 & VAD503 deliver fantastic sound for live performance or recording, thanks to a wealth of connectivity options. The TD-27 module features stereoFullcompass LogoDefinition:
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outputs for the overall drum sound, plus two direct outputs for sending kick, snare, and other sounds to an audio console for independentFullcompass LogoDefinition:
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mixing. In the studio, the built-in USBFullcompass LogoDefinition:
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audio interfaceFullcompass LogoDefinition:
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makes computer music production easy, with up to 28 audio channels available over a single cable. MIDIFullcompass LogoDefinition:
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is also supported via USB and dedicatedFullcompass LogoDefinition:
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with other MIDI devices and trigger sounds in computer software.

V-Drums Acoustic Design delivers the acoustic vibe you know and love, powered by the expressiveness and playability that only V-Drums can provide.

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