One of the best ways to expand your drumset's sound pallet, is to add electronic drums into the mix. Here are five ways to do that:

1. Add a Multi Pad
Multi Pads let you use whatever sound you can think of with your acoustic set. Most of the multi-pads out there like the roland SPDSX let you import samples, so whatever sound you find on sound-cloud and suddenly be right there at your fingertips.

2. Add a side snare
Acoustic side snare's are awesome, but you only get one sound out of them. If you get a small rubber or mesh edrum pad, you can assign whatever sound you want to it, including cool Dubstep/EDM/808 sounds.

3. Drum triggers
This is one of the most popular methods out there. Drum triggers can be connected to a multipad or a drum module, every time you hit your acoustic drum, you're also getting another sound. Mix them together to create really cool sounds.

4. E-Cowbell
Belive it or not, there are electronic cowbells out there, or just bar triggers. These are great because they don't take up much space.

5. Electronic Kick Drum
If you don't want to mess with drum triggers, and all you need is a cool electronic kickdrum sound every once in awhile, get somthing like a Roland KD9, put it next to your acoustic drums, and now you have a dedicated kickdrum that can make whatever sound you want! :)

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