Classic Drum: electronic drums

Subscriptions are fine, for things like DAW's, or an app that you'll use frequently. I just can't subscribe to apps, and then have them cost money, each month, whether I use them or not. Just charge what the app is worth and be done with it. I really tried to use/like this app, but the ads were preventing me from even trying it, and the only way around them, is to sign up for a subscription. Maybe, if music was my living, I could justify the expense. I'm just a guy, making music, for the enjoyment of it. I don't mind spending money on apps. (I don't work for free, either.) I just won't do subscriptions.

I like the software itself however it was a little glitchy at first, it has kind of stopped being so glitchy now that I use it more. I am still getting used to it. However it’s fun and helpful and I like it a lot. 👍🏻

...invest in a USB interface if you’re recording and playing the drums on one device and recording on your GarageBand device. A microphone will pick up the tapping sound from your device. Other than that it’s great for non-drummers who prefer recording a live track without the fuss of having a full kit and can be sent to your drummer to use as a referenc3 to what you want on a song. I used 3 tracks to date: track 1 is the open/close hi-hat synced to a metronomes me, track 2 is my snare and kick drums and track 3 are my cymbals. I’m debating using track 4 for drum rolls and fills.