Millenium MD-90 Mobile Drum Reviews
Very good sounding Drum machine!
The presets sound very good, very well made, solid construction.
Also the included pads are very comfortable and very sensitive.
Totally recommended!
Perfect for Beginners
This kit was a pretty good buy for me, it is easy to carry around, easy to set up and easier to play.
The packaging it came in was perfect, nothing was out of place and I received the equipment in Good time.
I have and would continue to recommend this website to anyone who ever is looking to buy an sort of a musical instrument.
very good product for beginners you get what you pay for of course the quality is ok but after hours of playtime the pads start getting worn out.
the sounds are also ok
it kinda bothers me that the snare is left and the hi-hat in the middle, you can change them but it's not practical.
Great Product's Features and Ease of Use
I am very happy with the product features especially it easy integration with Logic Pro.
Very good for training and development of pace.
As a beginner drummer is very suitable. The only thing I liked that the drums are very small and not always you get to the center. But to generate pace and learning.
studio recording
Millenium drum is great for studio recording but i don't recommend for live gages or stuff like that.
Thank You very much. Son is excited. Tool provides more opportunities than they had hoped. One set contains both the ordinary drums and African drums, which he very much wanted. There are songs. There is the metronome
:)
its better than I expected!I bought it for 5 years old son and it was 100% sure shot!
Gets the job done
I used to have one of these while living abroad, and got used to the concept of using a compact electric drumpad set as a MIDI controller for great drum soundbanks such as Addictive Drums or similar plugins.
I should say though, that as a standalone I wouldn't easily use it. I'm not really a fan of how its internal soundbanks sound, neither of the included reverb effect.
But considering the application I wanted to use it for (triggering drum samples from my DAW), it does get the job done, although I wish the pads were a bit more sensitive.
And it really is the cheapest solution in this respect if you're looking for a real drumset feel to your recordings.
Only other contender in this respect is the Yamaha DD65, which has alot more to offer actually (decent internal drum sounds, possibility to connect to external drum modules through MIDI connection, an array of effects, etc.), but for almost twice the price.
Pretty good
I'm not a drummer, and don't aspire to be one. But I got this to control drummer plugins through the USB connection, so I can record other people. It does the trick, but the pedals are a little flimsy. I might look for replacements for them.
Very good (for the price)
I would say, that a real drummer would probably get frustrated with this device. Luckily I'm a guitarist. Suits me just fine. Sound quality is good, as long as one doesn't use the integrated speakers, which are really awful. Fine preset, nice diversity of sounds. Kids love it. Pedals have no feeling, but they do work. Pads handle hits with different strength quite well. The weakest ones do not sometimes register. Overall however, I'm pleased. For home use etc.
Great
excellent instrument, very good quality stuff, very good with several accessories (including pedal and drumsticks). With PC connection
Great tool!
I wanted a compact drum machine and found this product to be very useful. Later I had bought a electronic drum kit as well but this product still has its usefulness. I also bring it to gigs to add additional sounds and it creates great atmosphere.
Ups & downs
Pretty good value for money. Nice if you just want to play, not the best option if you want to record on a pc.
Problems with the foot pedal sensitivity.
Millenium MD 90 Mobile drum
IMHO, it is one of the best compromises between price and quality, great for a beginner like me, or for everyone who likes to play drums into a 40 mq. flat! ;-)
Portable unit for training
This is a tiny drum set stayed with us for about six months , and she never lying around ! First, we used it at rehearsals, and it was excellent ! Good sound sets, quite extensive adjustment!
However, there are small disadvantages: first - a small pads , especially cymbals ! They at first difficult to get chopsticks :) But then you get used ! Second - it's uncomfortable foot pedals ! They're too sensitive but this can eventually handle. And they are small and constantly move out . To do this,we stuck to him a Velcro, and then put a rug on which there was a drummer, and installation - problem solved!
When we bought a full-sized unit , the drummer took it home and was very happy , because it was possible to constantly exercise without taking up a lot of space , literally on his knees !
I recommend you take this unit as a home trainer for beginners! Only need to supplement pedal velcro and work out in the hit )))
It's cheap, it's mobile, it works!
After some time messing around with this, I couldn't be happier. I'm definitely no drummer but this helps me to learn. Money most definitely well spent, especially in a similar situation as mine: I'm no drummer, I never WANT to be a drummer - just want to learn and create simple beats without spending too much cash AND don't have huge amounts of excess space for drum kits.
Good for a biginner perhaps.
I chose the Millenium MD-90 Mobile Drum in order to use it to add drums to my forthcoming album and soon realised that I'd made a mistake (how naïve am I?). Initially I was impressed by the realistic sounds and responsive bounce of the pads , However the sensitivity of the pads is not up to the requirements of a real drummer. You have to strike the pads exactly in their centre to get a sound out of it. This means that it is almost impossible to perform techniques such as paradiddle. Also the volume of the symbol sounds and the drum sounds is not of a consistent volume which means that it is not good enough for recording purposes. In conclusion I would say that the Millenium MD-90 Mobile Drum would be a great instrument for a child to begin to learn drumming on as a space saving quiet practice instrument.

Technical Data
- Manufactured by Millenium
- Released in 2012
- Average price : $128
- Dimensions : 500mm x 370mm x 157mm
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