Roland SPD One Wav Percusion add on Pad
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The store is open 10am - 6pm Monday to Saturday and 11am - 5pm Sunday and bank holidays.
The stock information shows the quantity of units that are available to purchase at the Guildford store and the quantity of units that are available at our off-site Guildford warehouse. These stock levels are updated in real time.
Our Click and Collect service is available at our Guildford store from 10am - 6pm Monday to Saturday, and 11am - 5pm on Sunday. You can either choose click and collect as your delivery option online or, during store opening hours, call our sales team at 01483 456777 to place a 10% deposit.
If you have placed your order online, you will receive a confirmation email of your order and a separate follow-up text or email to confirm when your item is ready for collection.
Please do not come to the store before you have received the follow-up message, as your order may not yet be ready at the store.
If the only available stock is in our off-site warehouse it can be brought to the store location for you to try - you just need to contact the store within opening hours. Please note any requests received after 3.30pm will not arrive at the store until the following morning.
Please be aware that, unless you have paid a deposit to reserve the item, it will continue to be free, both online and in-store, for another customer to buy. Therefore we would advise you to place a 10% deposit by either using the on-line click and collect service or calling us 01483 456777.
SKU: SPD1W
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Product Description
Roland's SPD One WAV Digital Percussion Pad gives you the platform to perform using your own range of custom samples and sounds. It'll slot seamlessly into your current rig too; use it either on a flat tabletop; position it on the floor; or mount it to your drum kit using the included adapter. Clamp it to your tom, cymbal or hi-hat stand and you'll be ready to go!
Play Your Way
You can play this pad anyway you like, really. Use drumsticks, your hands, or your feet (if you're so inclined). Certain parameters like trigger threshold and sensitivity can be adjusted in seconds using the hands-on controls positioned on the side. The pad is responsive and highly playable, whether you're a drummer looking for a new element for your setup, or a guitarist who's looking for some stomping beats.
Creative Layering
Experimentation is encouraged here. You'll be able to layer up to three audio tracks on top of one another, meaning just one strike of the pad results in three unique sounds triggering at once. Different sounds can be played depending on the strength of your strike too. Striking lightly might result in a closed hi-hat noise, but hitting harder would trigger an open hi-hat sound.
Highly Portable
The unit is rugged, compact and built to withstand the rigours of the road. Battery operated, lightweight and sleek, its metal construction allows you to confidently take it with you wherever it's required. You'll be able to produce and play sounds while you travel too thanks to a built-in headphone port.
Simple Controls
Ease of use is the name of the game here. To select your sounds, all you have to do is turn the bank selector to one of the twelve positions and then strike the pad to get going. Four main knobs on the front let you lower or increase the volume, customise individual sounds and balance your levels. It's this range of streamlined controls which make the pad a breeze to operate.
Music Production
Integrated USB-MIDI support allows you to use the SPD One WAV Pad as a digital controller for your DAW. You'll be able to add realistic MIDI percussion to your existing or new productions.
The pad can also import and then play WAV files. Whatever you record (be it vocal lines, drum grooves etc) can then be loaded into the pad and played. This can all be done by hooking the SPD One up to your computer or laptop via USB. These samples can then be triggered in a multitude of different ways, from monophonic to polyphonic etc.