The Beginner's Guide to Electronic Drums: An Introduction to Electronic Drums and Percussion

Bob Terry

ISBN 10: 1617804274 / ISBN 13: 9781617804274

Published by Hal Leonard, 2012

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Beginner's Guide to Electronic Drums: An Introduction to Electronic Drums and Percussion
• Publisher: Hal Leonard
• Publication Date: 2012
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1617804274
• ISBN 13: 9781617804274
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: Like New
• Weight: 220 grams

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Synopsis

The Beginner's Guide to Electronic Drums by drummer and educator Bob Terry is a practical instructional book focused on understanding and using electronic drums in modern music settings. Designed for beginners starting with electronic setups as well as working drummers adapting to current technology, it explains how electronic percussion fits into both performance and recording environments while maintaining musical expression and control.

This guide introduces the core components of electronic drumming, including electronic drum kits, percussion pads, MIDI controllers, and hybrid setups. Clear explanations help players understand how each element works and how they connect into a functional system, making it easier to build and use a reliable setup in real-world situations. The structured approach allows players to confidently move from basic understanding to more flexible and customized configurations.

The included audio content supports learning by demonstrating sounds and configurations in action, helping players connect technical concepts with practical application. This makes it easier to translate knowledge into actual playing, whether practicing at home, rehearsing with a band, or preparing for live performance and studio sessions.

What makes this book especially useful is its focus on real-world use. It explores how electronic tools are applied in studio recording and live performance, showing how they expand creative options while improving control and flexibility. Players learn how to trigger sounds, shape tone, manage dynamics, and develop setups that adapt to different musical contexts and genres.

With its accessible approach and focused instruction, this book supports steady development while introducing modern drumming techniques.