Digitech SDRUM Strummable Drums

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Digitech SDRUM Strummable Drums

Digitech

SDRUM Strummable Drums

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Product Info

Article Number: 418648
Brand: Digitech
Model: SDRUM Strummable Drums
Price: $327.80

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The SDRUM is a quirky but cool little box for guitarists who want instant backing tracks. It’s fantastic for songwriters needing a quick drum foundation or for live performers wanting a unique, interactive element – just be prepared for a learning curve with the strumming technique.

Product Description

  • Digitech SDRUM Strummable Drums
  • Drum Computer in Stompbox Format
  • Creates drum rhythms based on scratches and strums over the muted strings
  • 5 Studio-quality drum kit sounds
  • 12 Different hats / rides styles
  • Store up to 36 different songs
  • Each 3 song parts programmable
  • Pads for playing kick and snare drum
  • Level and tempo controls
  • Groove / Kit rotary switch for selecting time signature
  • feel
  • kit and embellishments
  • Hats / Rides rotary switch for selecting the hat/ride styles
  • Guitar Audition / Calibrate control button
  • Tempo control button
  • Part control buttons (verse
  • chorus
  • bridge) for selecting parts of the song
  • Song control button for accessing saved song patterns
  • Alt control buttons for selecting alternative kit sounds
  • Metal housing
  • Status LEDs
  • Bypass footswitch
  • 6.3 mm input / output
  • 2 x 6.3 mm mixer outputs (L / R)
  • Mini USB port for firmware updates
  • 3.5 mm JamSync input to sync with other JamSync-enabled devices
  • 6.3 mm TRS input for DigiTech FS3X footswitch
  • Power supply via included 9 V power adapter (5.5 x 2.1 mm barrel connector and polarity (-) inside)
  • battery operation not supported
  • Dimensions (L x W x H): 140 x 85 x 65 mm
  • Weight: 500 g
PROS
  • • Unique strumming interface offers creative rhythmic possibilities
  • • Solid metal housing feels robust and roadworthy for gigging
  • • Five studio-quality drum kits provide a surprisingly wide palette
  • • Part controls simplify song arrangement and live performance
CONS
  • • Limited drum sounds compared to full drum machines; lacks nuance
  • • Strumming sensitivity can be finicky, requiring practice to master
  • • The 'Guitar Audition' feature feels more like a calibration tool than a real effect

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Key Features

Sounds Five studio-quality drum kits, 12 hat/ride styles, various percussion embellishments
Controls Groove/Kit rotary, Hats/Rides rotary, Tempo, Level, Part (verse/chorus/bridge), Song, Alt, Bypass footswitch
Trigger Surface Muted guitar strings for triggering drum patterns
Connections 6.3 mm input/output, DC power input
Power Supply 9V DC power supply (not included)
Dimensions 4.5 in x 5.25 in x 2.5 in

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Frequently Asked Questions

It's much more subtle; you're triggering sounds, not playing notes, so a light scratch or strum is all that's needed, which takes some getting used to.
No, the SDRUM doesn’t support MIDI clock synchronization; its tempo is entirely controlled internally or via the footswitch.
They're described as studio-quality, implying a mix of both; likely high-quality samples layered with some synthesized elements to achieve a full sound.

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