The Yamaha RY-30, released in the early 90s, remains a fascinating piece of drum machine history, offering a unique blend of digital synthesis and groovebox functionality. Its most striking feature is

The Linn LM-1 Drum Computer, introduced in 1980, stands as a monumental piece of music technology, often credited with ushering in the era of sampled drums in popular music. Before its arrival, drum machines

The Emu Percussion module, while a product of its time, still holds a unique charm for those exploring vintage electronic drums. Its strength lies in its distinctive sound palette, offering a raw, punchy,

Sampled in the late 1980s on an Ensoniq EPS. I regret selling this wonderful drum machine! The Korg DDD-1, released in the mid-1980s, is a fascinating piece of drum machine history, offering a blend of

I have just posted my DR-550 sample set. Owned this drum machine in the early 90s. It was a bargain at the time! This one is a free download! If you're looking for a simple, no-frills drum machine with

Bought one of these when it came out in 1990. It was amazing for the money. Likely the most sold drum machine in history! This sample set is from my original EPS-16+ sample set. Alesis SR-16 Drum Machine:

Korg Electribe demo

I just got a Behringer RD-6 Analog Drum Machine, an economical version of a classic budget Roland drum machine, the TR 606... aka the companion piece to the TB 303 bass Synthesizer- the one famous for

Australian user privacy took a big hit when the government introduced laws that enable them to tap into your Internet and telephone usage. "we want your" "USER!" Instruments/gear used: Korg Electribe 2

October in Australia is spring. The wildflowers scatter across the baron desert landscape. Hi everyone! I just finished editing a live jam I did a few years ago. Luckily I multi-track recorded the session.

I own the Elektron RYTM MKI and it's one of my favorite drum machines... I used it on all 3 of the songs I released this year, it's an awesome machine.... Elektron just released a MKII with everything

going deeper into Logic Pro X's built in drum machines. just looking at all the preset kits shows me I've barely scratched the surface. got pretty aggro with this beat. I'm starting to understand why