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Kaden's response may seem a bit terse, but it's really the best advice you could get. On an instrument like the Wavedrum, where the user interface has been pared down to the minimum to keep costs low, it is essential to have a solid grasp of the steps you need to take to get something done. Why not ...

Uh, all right, then.

Very nice! You sound very capable to me... those loops will be a great practice aid for beginner percussionists like myself. Mine arrives tomorrow! Can't wait... maybe I'll be able to sneak out of the office early. I'm also looking forward to trying to play along with "Passion," the soundtrack Peter ...

I can use that book, too - thanks!

Bertotti's question interests me, because I'm not a trained percussionist, either. My Oriental hasn't arrived yet, but I picked up a pair of drumsticks yesterday, and felt completely inept with them. My experience is primarily with keyboards. I've been using them to make rhythm and percussion tracks ...

Sounds good - the S1000 should be solid as well; I just tend to max these things out.

About that extender:

"Pearl's TX100 Tube Extender turns any 7/8" tube regular snare stand into a concert height version. Tube is 13" long."

So that pretty much clinches it!

I placed my order for the Oriental this morning, as well. Can't wait! I searched for the most stable stand I could find... don't want the Wavedrum wobbling around as it does in some of the demos I've seen. Check out the top-of-the-line Pearl S2000 Eliminator snare stand... that's what I'm going with ...