Drum Machines - List of sampled machines?
Drum Machines - List of sampled machines?
Can anyone point me to a list of all the drum machines that are included in the Drum Machines library? I've seen the 10 listed at the Drum Machines page, but there's more than that included, no?
Re: Drum Machines - List of sampled machines?
No, that's the list. Each one comes with a few presets that are varieties of those.sohcahtoa wrote:Can anyone point me to a list of all the drum machines that are included in the Drum Machines library? I've seen the 10 listed at the Drum Machines page, but there's more than that included, no?
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Johnisfaster
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aren't that many drum machines? here is a short list of drum machines I have complete samples of:djgroovy wrote:There aren't that many hardware drum machines, you know?
Imagine having 10 of them in your studio, that's just crazy.
That being said, i have enough drum samples as it is, so i'm not buying drum machines.
Acetone Rhythm Ace
Acetone Rhythm King
Acetone Rhythm Master
AJK Percusyn
Akai MPC-2000
Akai Mpc60
AKAI XE-8
Akai XR-1
Akai XR10
Alesis D4fx
Alesis DM5
Alesis Hr16
Alesis Hr16b
Alesis Sr16
Boss Dr Rhythm110
Boss DR-55
Boss DR-110
Boss DR-202
Boss DR-220a
Boss DR-220e
Boss DR-550
Boss DR-550 MkII
Boss DR-660
Boss Dr55
Boss Dr70
Boss Dr220a
Buchla Modular System 200
Casio MT-18
Casio MT-100
Casio MT-500
Casio MT-800
Casio PT-1
Casio PT-30
Casio PT-68
Casio PT-82
Casio Rapman
Casio RZ-1
Casio RZ1
Casio Sk-1
Casio VL-1
CheetahMD16
Concertmate
Coron Drum Synce DS-7
Deepsky
DPM-48
EKO Rhythm Box
Electro Harmonix Drm15
Electro Harmonix Drm32
Electro-Harmonix Spacedrum
EMS VCS-3
Emu Drumulator
EMU E-drum
Emu Modular
Emu Sp12
Ensoniq Asr-x
Fairlight IIx
Farfisa
Fricke MFB 502
Fricke MFB 512
Gulbransen
Hammond Autovari 64
Hammond Rhythm
Hohner Automatic
Hohner Rhythm 80
Jomox Xbase-09
Kawai r-50
Kawai R-50e
Kawai R-100
Kawai R50
Kawai R50e
Kawai XD5
KORG DDD-1
Korg ddd5
Korg DDM110
Korg DDM220
Korg KPR77
Korg M1
Korg Minipops
Korg MS-20
Korg Pro-Wave
Korg prophecy
Korg Rhyth-55
Korg SR-120
Korg x5
Korg-T1
KorgMP7
Kurzweil K2000 ROM
Lel UDS
leloops
Linn Drum LM1
Linn Drum LM2
Linn Linn-9000
Linn Linndrum
LinnLinn Drums
Luxor Passet
Maestro Rhythm King
Maestro Rhythm MRQ-1
MATTEL SYNSONIC
Melosonic
mercure_drums
MFB-512
Moog mg-1
MultiMoog
MXR Computer Rhythm 185
Novation Drumstation
Oberheim Dmx
Oberheim DX
oberheim_matrix_1000
Procussion
Proteus
Quasimidi 309
Roland CompuRhythm-78
Roland cr-78
Roland CR-1000
Roland CR-8000
Roland D-10 L.A
Roland D-70
Roland DDR30
Roland f30 drums
Roland JD-990
Roland JD800
Roland Juno106 Typhoon
Roland JV 1080
Roland JV80
Roland JX3P
Roland MC-202
Roland MC09
Roland MC303
Roland MT32
Roland PB-300 Rhythm Plus
Roland R-5
Roland R-8
Roland S-50
Roland SC-88
Roland SH-09
Roland Sh-101
Roland System-100
Roland TD-7
Roland TD-10
Roland TR-33
Roland TR-55
Roland TR-66
Roland TR-77
Roland TR-505
Roland Tr-606
Roland Tr-626
Roland Tr-707
Roland Tr-727
Roland Tr-808
Roland Tr-909
Roland TR-909 BD Selection
Ruby Orla
Sakata Dpm48
Sequential DrumTraks Tom
Sequential Drumtrax
Sequential Tom
Serge Modular
Siel MPD-40
Simmons Clap
SIMMONS SD-5
Simmons SD-8
Simmons SDS5
Sonor Mini Mammut
Sound Master, Memory Rhythm SR-88
Suzuki RPM-40
Univox Micro-Rhythmer 12
Vermona Drum
Vermona ER-9
Virtual MPC Electronics
Visco Space drums
Vox Drumbox
Watford Electronic Drumbox
Wersi WM 24
Wurlitzer Swinging Rhythm
XE8
Yamaha CS-5
Yamaha CS6
Yamaha EL-605
Yamaha EM-90
Yamaha EX5
Yamaha EX7 Drums
Yamaha Mr-10
Yamaha MR10
Yamaha PS-55
Yamaha PSR
Yamaha RX
Yamaha RX 21
Yamaha RX-5
Yamaha RX-7
Yamaha RX-11
Yamaha RX5
Yamaha RX11
Yamaha RX21
Yamaha RX21L
Yamaha RY-10
Yamaha RY30
Yamaha SY22
Yamaha Sy35
Yamaha Tg33
Yamaha TX16W
granted about 10% of those are actually synthesizers but you get the point.
It was as if someone shook up a 6 foot can of blood soda and suddenly popped the top.
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Johnisfaster
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Yep, as Johnisfaster just demonstrated, there's LOTS of hardware drum machines out there.
I have a similar list in terms of size and variety, and it's likely that many of them are the exact same samples from various online sources. I was hoping that Drum Machines would be a nice change (a lot of the drum machine samples you find online for free sound like arse), but there just isn't enough variety to justify the cost for me.
Don't get me wrong - Drum Machines looks like a great starting point and if I didn't already have the library I do I'd buy it no questions asked.
I have a similar list in terms of size and variety, and it's likely that many of them are the exact same samples from various online sources. I was hoping that Drum Machines would be a nice change (a lot of the drum machine samples you find online for free sound like arse), but there just isn't enough variety to justify the cost for me.
Don't get me wrong - Drum Machines looks like a great starting point and if I didn't already have the library I do I'd buy it no questions asked.
That statement I would pretty much agree with.djgroovy wrote:Ok, maybe i should say there aren't that many drum machines worth having...
If we were to extend to drum modules too I would add the Novation drumstation, the Alesis DM5, the Emu Procussion to name three must haves. The Jomox Airbass and Jazzbass are also worthy modules.
For machines the Elektribe, the top'o the range current Boss and the Alesis SR16 are on my list. 808's and 909's dont even feature next to all the above.
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the electribe er-1 and rmkII (pretty much the same thing) make some of my favorite sounds out there. I've been pondering lately how much I wish they were make a new one without the stupid high hat and clap sounds and just have 8 more of the "modelled" sound sections that it has PLUS square and tri waveforms and a filter section. that would be so badass. maybe a noise osc too so we could layer a little noise over a sound here and there.downfader wrote:For machines the Elektribe,
korg sucks for not thinking thats a worthy machine to make.
It was as if someone shook up a 6 foot can of blood soda and suddenly popped the top.