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2 Aug 2001 19:58 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
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who is into programming drum machines?
what kind of drum machine do you use, what techniques? I have a
Boss DR-202 it was cheap, is simple to use and rocks for amateur drums and bass. |
justinefekt respected member
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6 Aug 2001 10:22 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
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Re: who is into programming drum machines?
all my drum sounds go into my e-mu e6400 ultra. s**t's pimp as f**k!
besides that I'll get the rest of my drums from my proteus2000 and sequence them in cubase
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6 Aug 2001 11:46 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
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Re: who is into programming drum machines?
i have an old drum machine. lots of 80's sounds.. but a friend of mine told me it's like sculpting, you sometimes have to take away.. |
malfunktion moderator
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6 Aug 2001 12:58 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
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Re: who is into programming drum machines?
that is my favorite part of making jungle---programming the beat...
RM1x and Rs7000 both have the same exact sequencer block.
but i do have to say Tee-bee is a master at programming beats and i mean step programming not just cut, copy & pasting samples... |
piston22 respected member
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6 Aug 2001 14:22 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
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Re: who is into programming drum machines?
step recording on drum machine is just like fruity loops. and usually a good way to learn breaks and paternz.other wise i would go with a sampler. i don't know if you can step record with the dr-202 though. |
cookiecrusher respected member
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1 Sep 2001 18:11 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
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Re: who is into programming drum machines?
I love the TR babies, specialy the 505 and 606 ( the portable ones ). Hook up the batteries and headphone and you can do your sweet step programming in the bus. |
n.sputnik newbie
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7 Sep 2001 16:31 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
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Re: who is into programming drum machines?
The X-Base 09 is fun. It is 808 style porgramming with 909 sounds, but you can tweek out the sounds so it does not sound like a straigt 909. It is cool to jam with. You can midi synch it to another sequncer, too. |
mainframe junglist
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29 Oct 2001 15:47 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
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Re: who is into programming drum machines?
roland mc-307 groovebox. its really tight and has a lot of memory. over a thousand sounds and 30 drum kits. basslines too.. |
syncopated junglist
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29 Oct 2001 17:32 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
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Re: who is into programming drum machines?
save your dough and buy an MPC!!!
you should be able to crank out some nice beats on the 202-especially if the pads are velocity sensitive. |
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30 Oct 2001 00:02 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
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Re: who is into programming drum machines?
save your dough and download hammerhead rhythm machine...
i know i know you're all gonna say its cheesy.. but hey its free and if you are creative the possibility is endless.... |
justinefekt respected junglist
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30 Oct 2001 18:35 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
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Re: who is into programming drum machines?
and for real, I had an mpc and they really aren't that great for yer studio. there are much better things to spend your money on than a toy sampler with pads |
syncopated junglist
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5 Nov 2001 17:47 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
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Re: who is into programming drum machines?
MPC haterz get the GASface..... |
fartisch_sound_sys new poster
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29 Dec 2002 13:32 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
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Re: who is into programming drum machines?
mpc200000000000xl, phonic pad pleasure....mmmmmm orgasmo...a2=kick  |
fartisch_sound_sys new poster
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29 Dec 2002 13:34 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
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Re: who is into programming drum machines?
mpc just cant be used alone...need to get some friends for the grey beast...respect |
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22 Jan 2003 13:20 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
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Re: who is into programming drum machines?
i have to say that the korg blackbox (em-1) is a break machine. kind of visual thing, you can plan the beat out however you want. Plus witha sampler and other things, serious sound will ensue... |
dotcomedy o.g.
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22 Jan 2003 13:21 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
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Re: who is into programming drum machines?
I really like my RM1X for drums. It has so many great drum kits and so many ways to customize. I was actually looking for something to top it, havent found anything yet for what I need. |
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22 Jan 2003 13:21 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
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Re: who is into programming drum machines?
redrum lol =) |
n.sputnik respected junglist
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30 Jan 2003 13:00 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
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Re: who is into programming drum machines?
Hey Roland!! How is Dom? |
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31 Jan 2003 15:51 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
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he's doing allright... |
moeganjah o.g.
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31 Jan 2003 16:08 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
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Re: who is into programming drum machines?
i've used that Dr Rhythm box before but never tried the step sequencer on it. just recorded hits at my homies pad & took em home to sequence. i do step recording on an old MC-303 but use drum sounds from an RS-5.
i can actually get a lot done faster when programming drumz wit the 303. probly jus cuz i been usin the same gear for too long... |
rodon hardcore
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8 Feb 2003 04:32 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
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Re: who is into programming drum machines?
I have one of those Rhythm Ace things. It only does fox trots. |
rastabizness new poster
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25 Feb 2003 13:28 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
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Re: who is into programming drum machines?
i got a mpc but i like the zoom rhythmttrak good drum kit you can tweak |
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1 May 2003 14:23 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
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Re: who is into programming drum machines?
you guys don't know about the machinedrum from elektron...just ridiculous drum machine biz...I will always love you, machinedrum |
malfunktion random title
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1 May 2003 16:28 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
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Re: who is into programming drum machines?
I had the machine drum for a few months...Very punchy sound I love it but think it's too pricy for what it does.
great filters and sounds..perfect for electroclash and that style...good snares for d'n'b..needless to say i sampled the s**t out of it before givin it back.
hopefully i'll have the cash to get one when the price lowers... |
gg_ random title
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2 May 2003 12:05 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
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Re: who is into programming drum machines?
I think it's worth every penny...even though it's expensive, the sounds you get out of it are ridiculous! and static samples don't do the thing justice...the real beauty of the box lies in its parameter locks. |
