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Author: owl on March 28 2007 Viewed 2940 times. 8 people liked this blog. You can rate it below if you haven't already.
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hey everyone : D
im looking for a piece of hardware...a drum machine, a good one that has lots of sounds and, well, you like and can recommend to me (im a bit of a hardware newb.) around £100-£300, which for you yanks is $200-$600. (or lower than this as long as its good.)
my ultimate aim for a drum machine has to be the elektron, but for now, i have to set my sights a little lower. im looking to make drum beats similar to someone like Jimmy Tamborello to begin with, cause i like his music :P
thanks
(ps. no offence meant by yanks)
(maybe a little)
(no, no offence)
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03/28/07
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Psyingo
03/28/07
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energygiant
get it? drum machine? hahaha
edited: Mar 29 2007
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cbit
energygiant said: "not one for brits!!!!"
yes there is: Limey. Pretty tame though.
oh: Crumpet-Stuffer hahaha
03/29/07
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Roshi
LOL @ crumpet-stuffer!
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SenorFrio
Electribes are the cheap way to go. I use the Korg ESX.... or just wait till the Roger Lynn/Dave Smith drum machine comes out!!
03/30/07
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straight
yeah, second hand electribes the way to go, or if your really strapped you can sometimes pick up an mc303 for less than £100
03/30/07
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owl
thanks, im going for an electribe, im never really strapped for cash as im 15, i have to pay nothing (think rent and bills), and work about 10 hours a week.
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