Learning the batting mat requires almost zero knowledge of music theory, and cultivating a sense of music through accumulation and practice is the king. Generally speaking, percussion learning can be divided into two aspects: production and performance. First, production is to make music with percussion pads. Except for the functions of editing audio, triggering sampling, mixing and so on, percussion pads for other styles of music are basically used to make drum sets and control some dynamic parameters with knobs. These are actually basic operations. Just read more instructions and climb over the wall to watch videos without music theory. In addition, you can refer to the Japanese Goldenfinger Competition mentioned by the brothers on the third floor. This competition is also biased towards production. Players use AkaiMPC audio workstation to edit the same sample in a fixed time and finally become a standard HipHopBeat (rap music accompaniment). In fact, few players have learned music theory, and most of them rely on their own experience by listening to and sampling hundreds of songs. Don't believe it. Think about how people made music before the invention of music theory. It's not done by experience. If you have more experience, you will naturally know what's good and what's bad ~ Or it can be said that the sense of music accumulated by listening to music is more important than simply learning music theory.

similarly, you don't need to learn music theory, what you need to learn is imitation. If you play simply, you can imitate some basic fingering. You can download the App DrumPad24 mentioned by the brothers on the second floor, and climb over the wall to imitate its fingering teaching video ~ If you want to reach a high level, I think you must learn to imitate carefully, and you can imitate the playing video of the master in seconds, carefully, and pay attention to imitating every sound. The fingering can be different. There is no fingering standard on the percussion pad, and you can basically imitate a section of the master.