drum machines
I am wanting to buy a drum machine or something in that line that is affordable and fairly easy to use, with bass features for live play any help would be appreciated
# 1
Tough question to answer without knowing more about your setup and it's intended use.
Are you talking about software or hardware based?
How much is 'affordable' to you? $100? $5,000
When you say 'live' play what do you mean?
Are you looking for something for a one man show type of thing or midi based for a full band?
Are you talking about software or hardware based?
How much is 'affordable' to you? $100? $5,000
When you say 'live' play what do you mean?
Are you looking for something for a one man show type of thing or midi based for a full band?
# 2
sorry for the lack of details
I am wanting something I can plug into my p.a. and probably midi for the full band sound my wife and I play weddings and a few nursing homes just need some kind of accompaniment I like to keep it around 500.00 I have been lookin at the boss dr880
thanks for the reply
I am wanting something I can plug into my p.a. and probably midi for the full band sound my wife and I play weddings and a few nursing homes just need some kind of accompaniment I like to keep it around 500.00 I have been lookin at the boss dr880
thanks for the reply
# 3
sorry for the lack of details
I am wanting something I can plug into my p.a. and probably midi for the full band sound. my wife who does vocals and I play guitar and vocals we do weddings and a few nursing homes, just need some kind of accompaniment I like to keep it around 500.00 I have been lookin at the boss dr880
thanks for the reply
I am wanting something I can plug into my p.a. and probably midi for the full band sound. my wife who does vocals and I play guitar and vocals we do weddings and a few nursing homes, just need some kind of accompaniment I like to keep it around 500.00 I have been lookin at the boss dr880
thanks for the reply
# 4
sorry for the lack of details
I am wanting something I can plug into my p.a. and probably midi for the full band sound. my wife who does vocals and I play guitar and vocals we do weddings and a few nursing homes, just need some kind of accompaniment I like to keep it around 500.00 I have been lookin at the boss dr880
thanks for the reply
I am wanting something I can plug into my p.a. and probably midi for the full band sound. my wife who does vocals and I play guitar and vocals we do weddings and a few nursing homes, just need some kind of accompaniment I like to keep it around 500.00 I have been lookin at the boss dr880
thanks for the reply
# 5
I have the Dr770 and it is great !!
Im currently using it not only as a midi sound module (plugged into my Yamaha DT Express II) but also as a transport control for Logic running on my Mac. Very cool !!
The only warning I would give is that the bass sounds are lame. If you want to do bass lines and all you night want to think about a second hand stand alone recording unit. Machines like a Korg D1200 have a built in drum machine and plenty of spare tracks for Bass line, other bits of rhythm guitar etc etc. They run at between 3-400 bucks second hand.
Im currently using it not only as a midi sound module (plugged into my Yamaha DT Express II) but also as a transport control for Logic running on my Mac. Very cool !!
The only warning I would give is that the bass sounds are lame. If you want to do bass lines and all you night want to think about a second hand stand alone recording unit. Machines like a Korg D1200 have a built in drum machine and plenty of spare tracks for Bass line, other bits of rhythm guitar etc etc. They run at between 3-400 bucks second hand.
My instructors page and www.studiotrax.net for all things recording.
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# 6
I've got a Boss Dr. Synth so yeah, good choice.
Not sure about the features of the others and whether they still carry the same models but mine has about 7 drum kits and full GM MIDI + built in chorus & reverb. I used it for about 5 years before uprgrading to software based stuff. I still use it now if I want to work on keyboard parts without worrying about latency delays. Check eBay.
Not sure about the features of the others and whether they still carry the same models but mine has about 7 drum kits and full GM MIDI + built in chorus & reverb. I used it for about 5 years before uprgrading to software based stuff. I still use it now if I want to work on keyboard parts without worrying about latency delays. Check eBay.
# 7
You might want to check out the ZOOM RT-223. It has drums and bass sounds, lots of preset patterns and lots of user patterns to store stuff in.
Good luck! :o
Good luck! :o
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# 8