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whats the verdict....? -linndrum -dmx -ddd1 -r8 -ry30 -roland X0X series -sequential tom -simmons -sakata -machinedrum..... ??? |
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ooh... what a way to start out posting on this site... well, albeit, some of the drum machines modern/typical people can not afford, I'd still have to say the Roland TR-808 for being the most influential on anything produced thereafter & most influential on the certain steps music took in direction after it's production. No other drum machine made like that since. |
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The Roland TR-808, I'm addicted to the sound of it. |
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ok maybe i should have said.... favourite drum machine ever.... ;) with examples....... best drum machine workouts in what track etc . . . but yeah... tr808 is the killer queen!!!! mpc60 and sp12 (sampling drum machines) are pretty important too.... :) |
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well i'm not familiar with any of those machines firsthand, but i enjoy my alesis sr-16! however, i wish i could sample into it... |
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check what type of chips it uses maybe its writeable ;) |
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man, i wish i knew how to do that sort of thing. you know, i should probably read that instruction manual... |
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ok...here we go. LINNDRUM - ultravox "vienna" ROLAND TR606 - aphex "ambient works 1" OBERHEIM DMX - new order "blue monday" EMU SP1200 - ultramagnetics "critical beatdown" :) |
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i dunno about machines but you mentioned drum workouts above - im seriously digging the latin rascals at the mo. nice programming combined with supra tape edits - mint ;) |
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JoMoX Airbase 99 |
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I have the HR-16B......... great unit......... the instructions are on a flip up piece of plastic on the top of the machine! the idea that the chip could be reprogrammed is interesting... anyone know anything more about this........ |
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well, I don't really do hardware... so my favorite drum machine is Ultrabeat. Its a plugin only for Logic Pro, and it is AWESOME. It has sample playback, as well as straight up synthesis. Its great for making electronic drums from scratch, or processing samples. It has subtractive, FM, and modeling synthesis. |
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Not so sure that Ultravox used the Linn on Vienna.... Anyway, being a drummer, mine's probably the Simmons SDSV. |
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I would have to say the Tr-606 as well. Match that bad boy up with a 101 or 303, even a 202, and you have yourself the tools for a whole song. Plus, its just so darn snappy! :) |
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i know that they're limited in sooo many ways but... i'm a fan of the korg electribes. the sampler is great and the drum machine is great both great. |
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yeah. . . i know putting your own sounds onto EPROM based digital drum machines is possible. . . LINN, DMX, DX and S.C.I . . . you just need an EPROM burner and some idea of how the data is organized on the chips. . . not sure about other digital drum machines though.... but its all data if you got any friends handy with the old backward engineering ;) but this is all only worh it if your into the old interfaces i guess. |
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I like the kick drum on the 808, but all the other sounds leave me going "wha??" I want to get a Machine Drum. (Next on my list) I also want to get a JoMoX airbase (or even an MBase. All I really want is a kick drum to tweak) Those both stike me as being great drum machines. As well, if I can ever find one cheap, an sp12 or 1200. I want a 12 bit sampler. Probly just end up getting a TX16w or something. |
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I wouldn't say the electribes are that limited (look at the modulation/knob movement recording possibilities, even before you consider the 4 drum synths). I vote the ER-1 best budget drum machine of all time. Out of the classics, I like the TR-707, great display (I always refer to floops' drum pattern editor as 707-like), really good sounds and so much cheaper than a 909. I'm not that fussed on the 808. I've not used one in the flesh, but I don't really like the sounds, other than the admittedly brilliant, booming kick drum. |
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The only "friend" I ever had who could possibly do anything like that sold me out for a six-pack of beer and half a line of speed........... so he's out of the question...... And to be honest, the interface of the HR-16B, while simple, has a few really annoying idosyncracies.......... for instance, in pattern mode you can't move backwards in a pattern, only forward, so if you accidently go past the point in the pattern you wish to edit, you have to move through the whole pattern before you get to that point again...... so frustrating, especially with quantize turned off! Anyway, welcome to xlt :) |
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the best are blatantly the roland x0x's. Or maybe the Yamaha RX-15, which cost me a fiver in a car boot sale! |
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oberheim dx, tr-707 and tr-808 |
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mate i typed in Yamaha RX-50, and got this |
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err.. this |
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TR606, TR707, TR808 havent deepened myself in much drummachines yet |
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my mouth ! |
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Badass. I bet it does all of 30mph. :) |
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300 kps |
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Is that a drum machine or an estimate of the bike's speed? |
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that bike can do 300 bpm....I wonder if it has Midi Anything with TR on it is a winner in my book of classic sounds. Modern day I would say the machinedrum or the er-1 which is kind of a cheeper version. It's a shame there aren't many modelling drum synths on the market at the moment |
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the reason i say the er-1 is limited is mainly because the synth patch is just basic subtractive synthesis with only one oscillator. it'd be nice if it contained two oscillators and maybe a few effects, but i'm by no means saying the ER-1 sucks... The ER-1 is the shit. |
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tr-808. especially the snare and bassdrum |
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60606060606 |
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My fave has to be the TR-909. Since i bought one for oscillik and he taught me how to use it i can't get enough |
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dr rhythm! |
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Boss DR-202? |
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err, the old one :) |
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sp 202 is well nice thru distortion also cheap enough to bend to fuck |
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yeah i have alesis 16 too, and with electribe its nice ring modulated dirty beatz....but sadly i'm not into beats making these days....overall the best must be machinedrum |
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