Actually drumming on a keyboard is easier then playing keyboard on a keyboard. A midi drum kit generally doesn't carry different octaves of drums. This leaves only the need for the user to get down the timing, unlike piano playing where notes matter. That said, it was a good play, sure beats (no pun) having to enter your drum sequences by mouse.

"....unlike piano playing where notes matter."

This is the kind of prejudice drummers have to face on a daily basis. We shall overcome.

Oh, and only losers program drums with a mouse.... no touch sensitivity, biatch.

/\ (just kidding)

Keyboard is a Roland FP-3. Same as mine! so...upvote! And, looks like I better go home and practice...

BTW, it provides a different drum sound on each of its 88 keys, so you really do have drums on all octaves if you want to use them.

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