i love my electribe. I add the sounds i get off of it onto my software samplers. It has an awesome punchy bass if you program it correctly. Alot of people get the roland mc-505, its aldo a great drum machine.
FredEx <triage_tech@yahoo.com> wrote: beign that the clip you provided is sample based you may want to look into a yamaha rs7000. the hands on control is good and knobby and you could probably use it for double duty to send CC data to your software. the rs7000 can have multiple audio outs and it does have about the highest PPQN resolution you're likely to find in a stand alone unit. expect the second hand cost to be better than 50% of the machinedrum price.
Ant Mann wrote: Ok.. ok...
So.. i have been working with software drum machines for a long time. Its
pretty much all i could afford (us poor student bums). I am currently
looking around at getting a nice hardware drum machine to work with. Of
course i would love an elektron machinedrum but its just a tad out of my
price range!!!!(!!!!)
Here is an example of my own drum tracking
http://s38.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3S4BN73CD6ZV52U0FC6AV01IP3 so you can see
what kinda styles i obliterate.
Im really looking for ease of tracking, possibly some built in things like
timestrech, repeats, re-pitching, filtering etc along with an allround
decent sound output at the end.
Looking forward to your suggestions!!
please quote model, price and features!
(also if anyones selling (or giving :P) any decent drum samplers in the UK,
please get in touch!)
Many thanks
Ant
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