Whether playing the beloved SPD-SX or the flagship SPD-SX PRO, drummers will be blown away by each pad’s sounds and capabilities. With advanced triggering and sampling technology, these pads fit perfectly into both electronic and hybrid setups—from the live stage to the recording studio, DJ booth, or home music room.

In this video, Jules and Oli from Roland’s drum team explore the similarities and differences between the SPD-SX and the SPD-SX PRO sampling pads.

00:00 Intro
00:48 Pad Layouts
01:47 Audio and Memory
02:40 Screens
03:23 LED Lights
04:06 External Triggers
04:43 Audio Outputs
05:45 Audio Playback
07:04 Pad Link
07:40 Apps
08:16 Pad Editing
09:01 Effects
09:16 Click Tracks

SPD-SX
Since 2011, the SPD-SX can be found on stages all over the world—beside both electronic and hybrid drum kits. A combination of tracks, clicks, loops, and one-shot sounds can be stored inside the SPD-SX’s 16 GB of internal memory. That’s up to 25 hours of stereo or 50 hours of mono audio. It also comes loaded with 16 preset kits and 210 samples including an array of loops, one-shot sounds, and melodic phrases. The SPD-SX supports WAV audio files in 44.1kHz, 16-bit format.

To learn more about the SPD-SX, visit: [ Ссылка ]

SPD-SX PRO
At first glance, the SPD-SX PRO boasts some immediate differences—like the multicolor LED lights and 4.3-inch color screen. There are also more audio outputs, additional trigger inputs, and hi-hat and expression pedal control. There’s an expanded 32 GB memory, 48kHz audio playback, increased pad sensitivity without crosstalk, and a dedicated SPD-SX PRO App for easy setup. It’s loaded with 1,550 high-quality samples and sounds and 43 preset kits with a total capacity of 200 kits.

To learn more about the SPD-SX PRO, visit: [ Ссылка ]

To learn more about the SPD-SX, visit: [ Ссылка ]

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