BeatBuddy users in Wyoming: how do you handle the cost of expanding your setup?

I’m fairly new to the BeatBuddy and still figuring out how far I want to take it. Right now I’m running the stock pedal and a basic setup, but between premium drum kits, extra footswitches, and maybe the full-size MIDI controller later, the costs stack up faster than I expected.

I’m in Cheyenne and mostly play at home, so there’s no gig income offsetting any of this. I keep going back and forth on whether to add pieces gradually or save up and buy the bigger items once. What I’m unsure about is whether the extra kits and accessories really change the playing experience enough to justify the spend, or if the base pedal covers most of what I’d want.

If you’ve been through this, how did you budget your BeatBuddy expansion? Did you regret buying anything early, or wish you’d gone bigger from the start? Any input from people who’ve owned theirs a while would help.

I feel the accessory pedal is a must have. It is the lowest cost accessory item. There are cheaper versions than the Singular Sound one (half the price!). I started with the lower cost model and then bought the SS one due to larger pedals. Three buttons are always better than one button. Not to mention you might extend the life of your BB pedal by not stomping on it as much.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at support@singularsound.com. We’re always happy to help!

I also wanted to mention that we have audio examples of our drum sets and songs on our website. If you’re considering the MIDI Maestro, Aeros, SuperSwitch, or Xpresso, we also have videos explaining how each of these products works, so you can get a better idea of what they offer before making a purchase.